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A brilliant free trade agreement has been signed between 15 Asian and Indo-Pacific nations, which together, represent 30% of global trade. Continue reading →
As January 1, 2021 approaches, the UK and the EU are scrambling to get (or not get) a Brexit trade deal. Continue reading →
As the October 15, 2020 deadline for a UK/EU trade deal approaches, will there be a deal? Continue reading →
Reports say Barbados wants to drop the UK's Elizabeth II as their Head of State and be a republic with their own Head of State.…
Even prior to the COVID crisis, UK rail companies were suffering & in a permanent state of near-insolvency. It's time to nationalize UK railways. Continue…
It's well past the time to massively upgrade the UK's railway network, and that means spending real money to increase safety and capacity. Continue reading…
Instead of trying to 'save money' by lowering military spending, the UK should be creating a huge military equipment exporting industry to grow UK GDP.…
Protesters march against President Alexander Lukashenko in Belarus. What's the answer to the unproven charge of election fraud by the government? Continue reading →
As the 2nd Coronavirus wave hits, it's time for the NHS to provide on-site or nearby daycare for working parents to lessen NHS worker absenteeism.…
As COVID-19 appears to be with us indefinitely, it's time to build new and smaller schools for children, to reduce future retransmission of infectious diseases.…
Never mind my opinion of this development (as if you couldn’t guess from the title) here is Boris Johnson’s acceptance speech which comes to us courtesy of The Telegraph — one of the jewels of British media which has been publishing since 1855.
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