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Labour Must Choose Devolution Over a Brussels Reset
Brendan Chilton writes on the choices in front of the new Prime Minister, and the contradictions that exist within his messaging thus far
POLL: Even Lib Dems Do Not Support Lib Dem Customs Union Plan
Press Release LONDON, 17th June 2026: New polling released today from YouGov, conducted on behalf of the newly formed non-partisan campaign organisation Britain Unbound, has revealed exclusively that the British public from all education levels, all income bandings and all nations and regions have already rejected the plans being put forward by the Liberal Democrats […]
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 – 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
Rachel’s Brexit Benefit Bonanza
The UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has announced a package of “Great British Summer Savings” today, aimed at reducing costs for parents over the school holidays this summer. The package of changes includes: The above announcements were made to also coincide with more details being released on import tariff reductions, which will see around 125 agri-food […]
Daily Briefing – Thursday 21st May
Your Unbound Daily Briefing, for Thursday 21st May. Featuring the ongoing leadership challenge, the new trade deal with the GCC, and 1st anniversary of the EU Reset summit, and the banning of tumble dryers