Professor Richard Tuck, the  Frank G. Thomson Professor of Government at Harvard University, tells B4B why he is a pessimist and believes after all the months of negotiations on Brexit the EU may be minded to sign up to Theresa May's much criticised Chequers Brexit Plan, despite all the ministerial resignations. The post Why the EU may be minded to accept Theresa May’s Chequers Brexit Plan appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

David Jones MP tells B4B why the Conservative Party will reject Theresa May’s Chequers Brexit Plan The post Why the Conservative Party will reject Theresa May’s Chequers Brexit Plan appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

We reflect on what Theresa May's responsibilities are to the 51.9 per cent of voters who opted to LEAVE the EU in that June 2016 Referendum. The post Would a Second Referendum disrespect the First? by T Simpson appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

Five leadings lawyers, historians, educationists, & economists speak up for #Brexit and tell B4B listeners why they think the UK needs to leave the EU including the single market and the customs union and some of its legal institutions too.  The post Lawyers, Historians, Educationists, Economists: SpeakUp4#Brexit appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

Dr Graham Gudgin: How the Economics Profession Got It Wrong on Brexit. The post Podcast: A Deal or No Deal Brexit? appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

Richard Johnson: Why the Labour Party should reject a “soft” Brexit and return to its internationalist roots   The post Why the Labour Party should reject a “soft” Brexit appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

Baroness Ruth Deech, a cross-bench member of the House of Lords tells the B4B podcast series why she believes our Human Rights are better protected through our own courts and judicial systems rather than relying on membership of the European Charter of Human Rights.  The post Baroness Ruth Deech on Brexit appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

Dr Joanna Williams, tells the B4B podcast series why she thinks the education system has acted as a "bubble making factory" and allowed younger voters to adopt a follow my leader Remain approach to Brexit rather than encouraging them to think independently about the concept of a Nation State.   The post Podcast: Dr Joanna Williams – Why The education system has acted as a “bubble making factory” appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.

Robert Tombs, Professor of French History at the University of Cambridge and author of "The English and Their History" which was widely reviewed, tells B4B listeners why he supports Brexit and why he thinks the EU as a project is currently beset with problems. The post Robert Tombs – Why I Support Brexit appeared first on Briefings For Brexit.