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Unbound Briefing Room – W/C 3 August 2026
Where you can find latest updates on current affairs within the remit and interest of Britain Unbound, and links to more information on each topic
Why an EU “Reset” Would Be a Mistake
Baroness Meyer writes that, at a time when agility, innovation, and strategic independence are more important than ever it would be, quite simply, a mistake to go ahead with the EU reset terms as outlined.
Daily Briefing – Tuesday 23rd June
Happy 10th anniversary of Brexit! The topics we are covering today include the Barnier U-Turn, the 10th anniversary, and the dilemma confronting Andy Burnham if he becomes PM
Brexit: The Facts Strike Back
In the first of a series of articles on Brexit literature, historian Professor Robert Tombs reflects on a decade on from the Brexit referendum, and looks back at the economic performance of the UK when it was an EU member.
EXCLUSIVE: Met Police Reveal Shockingly Low Rejoin March Attendance Figures
An MPS Freedom of Information request reveals the truth about shockingly low rejoin march attendance
Protecting EU Suppliers Not UK Consumers
Trade Expert Catherine McBride gives a detailed explainer on EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, and how alignment with the EU on this would only protect EU suppliers, and harm UK consumers
The EU Reset is an Assault on British Democracy
Originally published in The Telegraph earlier this year, Bill Cash uses his encyclopaedic knowledge of the British parliamentary system to take the EU reset to task.
Daily Briefing – Tuesday 9th June
A bumper instalment of your Unbound Daily Briefing this morning, where we cover recent polling, a surprise Brexit benefit, a split in the Labour cabinet, and the first episode of the BBC documentary
Daily Briefing – Tuesday 26th May
Today's briefing includes the Chancellor's love of Brexit benefits, the reality of rejoining the EU leaving a bad taste, and the acceptable bigotry of the rejoin argument
Surrender at The Farmgate
Britain voted for Brexit. Whitehall is quietly handing it back, one cabbage at a time.