More Brexit Confusion: UK Judges Can Use New ECJ Precedents Post Brexit
The UK is trying to have it both ways on ECJ rulings post Brexit in a manner that seems destined to create a mess.
Read more...The UK is trying to have it both ways on ECJ rulings post Brexit in a manner that seems destined to create a mess.
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Read more...Brexit will require massive, rushed conforming changes to UK environmental law. Transparency will suffer, with dodgy backroom deals likely.
Read more...Yet another big Brexit disaster in the making.
Read more...Brexit boosters have sidestepped the issue of reconstituting trading arrangements, a major lapse.
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Read more...British businessmen are starting to wake up to what Brexit really means for them, but their proposed fixes are yet more wishful thinking.
Read more...The widespread use of English law in financial contracts poses yet another set of tricky post-Brexit issues.
Read more...Why there is no good solution of the Irish border problem in Brexit, and how the Tories’ new buddies, the DUP, have contradictory goals.
Read more...Some of the finer points of Brexit negotiations come into focus.
Read more...Conventional wisdoms still pegs the Tories as comfortable winners in today’s election, with the election map working against Labour.
Read more...If May holds on to her Prime Minister job, her irresponsible Brexit campaign talk may come back to haunt her.
Read more...Despite Theresa May looking at risk in many UK polls, the distribution of seats in play may give the Tories the advantage.
Read more...Yet another potential Brexit casualty….
Read more...Theresa May’s plans to intensify austerity are costing her votes. About time.
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