This is the point I made repeatedly yesterday. This was not some arcane and remote issue for the PM, it was something he was fielding questions on every week (or at least every week he chose to turn … (View Post)

But much more so because Scotland is far more integrated into the UK economy than the UK ever was in the EU. (View Post)

Exactly. It is a tale we are used to in Scotland where anything good (there must be something) is to the credit of the Scottish government and everything bad (endless) is the fault of Westminster. It… (View Post)

This is from the House of Commons library "The UK’s recent trade performance in services has been much better than that for goods. UK goods exports to the EU fell sharply in January 2021 after t… (View Post)

For the reasons discussed the last time this is simply not possible. The effects of Brexit are small and subtle. A good case can be made, for example, that the growth of some small businesses was inh… (View Post)