Brexit Central Most Popular articles: to Year 2017

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Ignore the naysayers and tune out the babble: a bright post-Brexit future for Britain is on track

Matthew Elliott | 21st December 2017

The Remainers' new-found love of Parliamentary sovereignty is hypocrisy at its finest

Hugh Bennett | 14th December 2017

The UK's opportunity to re-invigorate our trading relationship with the Commonwealth

Dr Liam Fox MP | 13th December 2017

The Irish Government now ought to become cheerleaders for a comprehensive UK-EU free trade deal

Ian Paisley MP | 11th December 2017

Costly EU demands on regulatory alignment could prevent us securing trade deals elsewhere

Martin Howe QC | 7th December 2017

Tony Blair's secret memo to Alastair Campbell: My 12-point plan for stopping Brexit

Austin Mitchell | 1st December 2017

Leo Varadkar needs to stop the hypocrisy and remember who Ireland's true friends are

Kate Hoey | 25th November 2017

How the UK can seize the initiative for the second stage of Brexit talks

Hugh Bennett | 20th November 2017

After meeting Michel Barnier and Guy Verhofstadt, I've concluded that 'no deal' will be better than their deal

Sir Christopher Chope MP | 10th November 2017

The world needs Britain to have its own trade policy and not align too closely to the EU’s regulatory system

Shanker Singham | 4th November 2017

Claims of an exodus of EU NHS staff do not stand up to the NHS's own data

Mark Tinsley | 3rd November 2017

Brighton usually loves a revolution - so why did my anti-establishment city not vote for Brexit?

Tom Bewick | 1st November 2017

Australia has a stake in Brexit and no one will thank the UK or EU for erecting harmful trade barriers

Hon Alexander Downer AC | 29th October 2017

Only with a clean Brexit will we be able to reap the benefits of leaving the European Union

Simon Boyd | 26th October 2017

Dublin is in denial about Brexit - Irish politicians urgently need to adopt a new Brexit strategy

Ian Paisley MP | 23rd October 2017

We need to trumpet the benefits of taking our seat at the WTO once again

Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP | 18th October 2017

If EU intransigence results in tariffs, it could cost continental exporters dear in revenues and jobs

Shanker Singham | 16th October 2017

Labour will be seen as part of the great sell-out unless the party embraces the referendum outcome

Austin Mitchell | 15th October 2017

I've finally been convinced to back Brexit by Jean-Claude Juncker

Stanley Johnson | 4th October 2017

Global businesses increasingly see Britain as an integral trading partner

Mark Garnier MP | 2nd October 2017

The UK needs a new court to restore legal supremacy and free us from ECJ oversight

Martin Howe QC | 27th September 2017

We have a unique opportunity to write a new trade policy from scratch - which is why I've launched the Institute for Free Trade

Daniel Hannan MEP | 26th September 2017

Any transition period must be time-limited and with the end goals clearly defined

Gerard Lyons | 25th September 2017

Supporting overseas investment by British companies can bring vast benefits to the UK

Dr Liam Fox MP | 19th September 2017

Project Cheer Vol. 2: Reasons to be upbeat about Brexit

Darren Grimes | 18th September 2017

The EU's thousands of senseless tariffs simply serve to punish the poor

Kevin Dowd | 16th September 2017

Brexit offers an almost unprecedented opportunity to boost the UK maritime sector

Chris Grayling MP | 14th September 2017

The Government is getting on with delivering Brexit

Steve Baker MP | 13th September 2017

Labour has no mandate to block the EU Withdrawal Bill

Kate Hoey | 7th September 2017

The voices of Brexit-backing entrepreneurs must be heard over the din of rent-seeking Remainers

Jon Moynihan | 13th August 2017

Brexit belongs to the British people - not any political party - and the next six months are critical to its delivery

Gisela Stuart | 26th July 2017

The philosophy of the old EU model is redundant: Europe’s needs in the last century have now become its chains

Lord Howell of Guildford | 25th July 2017

Any attempt to block Brexit now would shatter public faith in politics and make the country close to ungovernable

Patrick O'Flynn | 24th July 2017

My journey from reluctant Remainer to confident Brexiteer

Ben Bradley MP | 23rd July 2017

How to achieve a win-win Brexit deal for UK-EU financial services

Barnabas Reynolds | 10th July 2017

With Brexit negotiations underway, the Irish Government should regret putting all its eggs in the EU basket

Ray Bassett | 3rd July 2017

When it came to the EU, history held a gun to David Cameron's head

Paul Goldsmith | 22nd June 2017

Labour and the Conservatives must stick to their manifesto commitments of leaving the Single Market

John Mills | 19th June 2017

Steve Baker’s appointment provides huge reassurance that Brexit remains on course

Jonathan Isaby | 14th June 2017

Labour's election gains relied on accepting the Tories' Brexit agenda

Fawzi Ibrahim | 12th June 2017

The Government's plans for a 'Vote Leave' Brexit are far from derailed

Matthew Elliott | 12th June 2017

There is no “soft Brexit”: it does not exist as a serious or credible option

Martin Howe QC | 11th June 2017

The hung parliament must not be allowed to delay Brexit

Jonathan Isaby | 9th June 2017

Despite everything, Brussels and the UK largely agree on how to implement Brexit

Pieter Cleppe | 6th June 2017

The EU's unacceptable ECJ demands would create a privileged caste of EU citizens with superior rights in the UK

Martin Howe QC | 6th June 2017

Theresa May's manifesto pledges suggest that Brexit really will mean Brexit

Jonathan Isaby | 19th May 2017

At last fair immigration can be ours - whatever limit we set

Syed Kamall | 11th May 2017

We need an ambitious vision for UK trade policy if we are to forge a truly Global Britain

Stephen Booth | 8th May 2017

Be warned: the EU will try to bully the UK with the same tactics it used against Greece

Austin Mitchell | 7th May 2017

The EU's attempts to crowbar the ECJ into the deal on citizens' rights will wreck the negotiations

Hugh Bennett | 4th May 2017

The EU's obsession with Britain's money exposes its own vulnerability

Hugh Bennett | 4th May 2017

Expect lots more leaks from Brussels - but we must hold our nerve during the Brexit negotiations

Lord Callanan | 2nd May 2017

How Gina Miller is exploiting a legal loophole that allows foreign cash to support anti-Brexit candidates

David Scullion | 29th April 2017

To take back control of our courts, we must break free from the European Court of Human Rights

Rory Broomfield | 26th April 2017

The General Election will settle the questions the Brexit nay-sayers keep raising once and for all

Jonathan Isaby | 18th April 2017

Leaving the EU's customs union could make us the world leader in effective trade

John Longworth MEP | 17th April 2017

Escaping from Colditz? A doddle compared to the EU

Austin Mitchell | 11th April 2017

Leavers worked very hard for years to secure Brexit - but we were also helped by a string of good luck

Patrick O'Flynn | 5th April 2017

The Remainers on the Brexit Select Committee need to change their tone and attitude

Karl McCartney MP | 4th April 2017

Article 50 has been triggered - now let's give David Davis the maximum support

Lord Callanan | 30th March 2017

This historic day will restore our democratic freedom to govern ourselves

Sir Bill Cash MP | 29th March 2017

It's time for recalcitrant Remainers to accept the inevitable and back Britain

Austin Mitchell | 27th March 2017

Forget the Single Market myth – we have little to lose from being outside it

Lord Lamont of Lerwick | 21st March 2017

50 groups behind Article 50 - Part II

Jonathan Isaby and Matthew Elliott | 18th March 2017

50 groups behind Article 50 - Part I

Jonathan Isaby and Matthew Elliott | 18th March 2017

The Article 50 Bill passes: How MPs and peers voted on the Lords Amendments

Hugh Bennett | 13th March 2017

The growing prospects for trade across the Commonwealth are becoming especially attractive and important

Lord Howell of Guildford | 12th March 2017

Sir John Major's negative and defeatist Brexit speech re-opened wounds he claimed he wanted to be healed

Jacob Rees-Mogg MP | 28th February 2017

Mandelson and his pals should use their supposed influence in Europe to help fight for the best deal for Britain

Austin Mitchell | 21st February 2017

Lawson, Grayling, Villiers, Longworth and Stuart: Five heroes of the Brexit campaign

Matthew Elliott | 19th February 2017

Deal or no deal? The weekend Brexit went from outside bet to even chance

Matthew Elliott | 18th February 2017

Guy Verhofstadt’s federalist vision of his beloved EU will undermine its very future

Ashley Fox | 15th February 2017

Any attempt by my fellow peers to block the Article 50 Bill would be a constitutional outrage

Lord Callanan | 14th February 2017

Now is the time for rampant Remainers to stop undermining the national interest as the Government prepares to bat for Britain

Austin Mitchell | 8th February 2017

The fatal flaws of Nicola Sturgeon's Brexit strategy

Ross Thomson | 7th February 2017

Theresa May was right: no existing off-the-shelf model provides a template for future UK-EU relations

Vicky Ford MP | 29th January 2017

The UK must lead on free trade with Trump in the White House

Sir Bernard Jenkin MP | 26th January 2017

UKIP's key challenge now is to make Remain-supporting Labour MPs embrace the will of the people

Patrick O'Flynn | 21st January 2017

Labour needs to give up its infantile Euro-enthusiasm and return to its roots standing up for the workers

Austin Mitchell | 18th January 2017

The country should now unite behind Theresa May's clear and positive vision of post-Brexit Britain

Steve Baker MP | 17th January 2017

Theresa May could not have been clearer: Brexit really does mean Brexit

Gerard Lyons | 17th January 2017

Even if the EU shuns a free trade deal with us and we move to WTO rules, we'll still be better off

Lord Lilley | 15th January 2017

Here's how Theresa May needs to approach the Brexit negotiations

Syed Kamall | 12th January 2017

A Fake Brexit would not allow politicians to deliver the change which people voted for last year

Michael Gove MP | 9th January 2017

Why we must leave the Customs Union

Shanker Singham | 7th January 2017

If pro-EU governments don't listen to their peoples in 2017, they should expect to be swept out of office

Sir John Redwood MP | 6th January 2017

Leave and Remain voters alike now want the Government to get on with delivering Brexit

Gisela Stuart | 5th January 2017

The UK must be fully prepared to walk away with nothing to have any credibility in the negotiations to come

Hugh Bennett | 12th December 2016

I was a Remainer but now I'm backing Brexit all the way, as hard as you like

Grant Shapps MP | 7th December 2016

The future is by definition unpredictable - but that musn't be used as an excuse not to get on with Brexit

James Cleverly MP | 5th December 2016

I campaigned for us to Remain in the EU but I accept the referendum result unconditionally - and so should others

Mark Harper MP | 4th December 2016

Continued membership of the single market would be membership of the EU under another name

Kwasi Kwarteng MP | 28th November 2016

Open Britain proven to have grotesquely distorted the views of Leave campaigners on the Single Market

Jonathan Isaby | 20th November 2016

Why this trade unionist is excited about leaving the EU and the suffocating mechanisms of the single market

Fawzi Ibrahim | 20th November 2016

Continued conflation of membership of and access to the single market is lazy and misleading

Hugh Bennett | 18th November 2016

The Treasury's economic modelling of Brexit has been proven wrong - yet it has failed to abandon its unjustified pessimism

Professor Patrick Minford | 15th November 2016

The Recalcitrant Remainers are sabotaging the UK's negotiating hand before Brexit talks have begun

Austin Mitchell | 10th November 2016

I fear we'll be stuck with an atmosphere of distrust until the day that Brexit finally happens

Patrick O'Flynn | 8th November 2016

We must leave the Customs Union if we are to escape the protectionist whims of the EU

Lord Leigh of Hurley | 7th November 2016

We must put post-referendum retribution aside and all channel our passion into delivering Brexit

Syed Kamall | 4th November 2016

The potential cost to the City of the loss of Passporting has been deliberately exaggerated by diehard Remainers

Lord Flight | 2nd November 2016

Claiming that Brexit is compatible with retaining single market membership is an insult to Leave voters

Simon Boyd | 26th October 2016

Under Theresa May, Brexit Britain will clearly be leaving both the Single Market and the Customs Union

Ruth Lea | 25th October 2016

A vision for post-Brexit Britain that might appeal to Labour-voting Leavers

Austin Mitchell | 14th October 2016

Even with the worst trade deal Brussels could offer, the UK will thrive outside the EU

Dominic Raab MP | 10th October 2016

Why Brexit is the best thing that could have happened for the world's developing nations

Brian Monteith MEP | 28th September 2016

Any move by the EU to punish the UK with trade restrictions or new barriers would be an act of self-harm

Justin Protts | 23rd September 2016

My fellow peers must not defy the electorate and obstruct Brexit

Lord Stoddart of Swindon | 22nd September 2016

Unilateral free trade is far more attractive than membership of the single market

Professor Patrick Minford | 21st September 2016

The appalling handling of the Lisbon Treaty sowed the seeds of Brexit

Mark Francois MP | 20th September 2016

If marginalised Remainers wish to wave the EU flag, we should indulge them

Patrick O'Flynn | 17th September 2016

How Business for Britain helped change the course of history in three short years

Matthew Elliott | 15th September 2016

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