The Non-Ethnocentric English Constitution How many English people even know? I was aware of a so called British constitution, but now realise it is English and the solution to our national troubles

April 5, 2026 49 Comments I was the only MP over Brexit who had voted to leave the EEC in the first referendum as well as the second, who voted 3 times with the Spartans against the unsatisfactory

The UK needs an independent foreign policy By johnredwood on March 17, 2026 The UK is unique in being a world trading country with a long history of involvement in international disputes that can

Labour’s job destruction machine By johnredwood on February 16, 2026 Labour has done its best to align the UK with the EU’s high rates of youth unemployment and has now succeeded, and with the EU’s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi3mBv1P22U Labour in process of stuffing the House Of Lords, to get control of the legislature. Could Labour extend the length of a parliament to seven years delaying

====================================== By johnredwood on February 4, 2026 The government has said that by 2040 the reset will bring benefits of £9 bn to our economy. That is just 0.3% of Gdp spread

The dagger in the heart of government growth policy By johnredwood on January 29, 2026 The much travelled PM thinks UK growth has to come from more trade with the EU and China. I am not sure he knows

Orbán Accuses Ukraine of ‘Openly Interfering’ in Hungary’s Upcoming Election Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán (L) and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Ludovic Marin/AFP Hungarian Prime

Rejoining the Customs Union and Single market would do economic harm By johnredwood on January 6, 2026 When I was the UK’s Single Market Minister I was appalled by the excessive and bad laws and

Gareth Wyn Jones Shared with Public Gareth Wyn Jones · Original audio Read this 😡😡😡 The Labour Government signed a new agreement with the EU in May and it is obvious who has walked away with the