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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 – Sunday 7th June
Todays stories include two different set of polls that confirm Brits support Brexit, and the impending capitulation to the EU on home fees for EU students at UK universities
POLL: British Voters Reject EU Laws
Latest YouGov polling conducted by YouGov on behalf of Britain Unbound, shows that the British people wholly reject the notion of taking EU laws to get greater Single Market access
Youth Mobility Scheme Risks Triggering Widespread Unrest
In the second entry in a series of articles this week, Bob Lyddon looks at the potential impacts of a Youth Mobility scheme with the EU as part of the reset negotiations
Daily Briefing – Friday 29th May
Todays topics include the internal backlash against the EU ETS scheme that Starmer is trying to align with, the EU "Big 6" economies aligning on financial ties, and the FDF raising concerns over dynamic alignment
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.
Daily Briefing – Sunday 24th May
Today we cover the manifesto breaking attempts to rejoin the EU single market for goods, the reported delays to the EU reset summit, and the cold water poured on rejoin campaigners
Arable Farmers Raise Alert Over EU Reset
Arable farmers raise the alarm over the impact of the EU reset on crop yields and UK food security
Daily Briefing – Friday 22nd May
Today's briefing includes the Whitsun parliamentary recess, the concerns over congestion in Dover this weekend, the anniversary of the Chagos surrender deal, and concerns for arable farmers