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If the answer is David Cameron, what on earth was the question?
Cameron's back in government, despite not being an elected MP – and despite austerity, Greensill and Brexit, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines. Just a few short (or tediously long) weeks ago, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declared himself to be...
Suella Braverman ‘inflames tensions’ ahead of Remembrance weekend
Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s latest comments suggesting the police ‘play favourites’ with protests draw stark criticism, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines.On Thursday 9 November, The Times published an article by the home secretary...
Bremainers Ask …… Gina Miller
Gina Miller is a dynamic businesswoman, activist and now, a UK political party leader. In 2012, Gina co-founded the True and Fair campaign, and has campaigned on issues as diverse as modern-day slavery, domestic violence, special needs, inequality, social justice, and...
Sunak’s first year as prime minister in 46 seconds
Is a 46 second video of Rishi Sunak's achievements in a year of being PM perhaps a bit too long? Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE writes for Yorkshire Bylines.Have you seen our prime minister’s latest puff piece, celebrating his first year in office? No? Then, boy are you...
‘Hard man of Brexit’ Steve Baker changes his mind
Steve Baker MP has declared that future referendums should require a super majority to be enacted – so why the sudden change of heart? Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE writes for Yorkshire Bylines.Northern Ireland Minister Steve Baker has been sharing his thoughts on...
EU races ahead on asylum and immigration deal
In anticipation of natural disasters and war, the EU has agreed plans to deal with the inevitable displacement of the vulnerable, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines. On Wednesday, the EU sealed a historic deal on the future management of asylum...
Bremainers Ask ……… Dominic Grieve KC
Dominic Grieve was Attorney General (2010-2014), served as Shadow Home Secretary and was MP for Beaconsfield (1997-2019), as well as chairing Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee. He is also president of the Franco-British Society, holder of the Legion of...
National Rejoin March II – Saturday 23rd September
Bremainers March For RejoinSaturday 23rd September 2023 Keeping up with the march as it happened.“We marched for an end to Brexit, we marched for a second referendum, and we’ll keep marching until the politicians catch up with common sense and the British public and...
Bremain in Spain in London
The second National Rejoin March heralds a turn of the tide that will bring the UK closer and closer to the heart of Europe, writes Bremain treasurer Helen Johnston for Yorkshire Bylines. Members of campaign group Bremain in Spain had a busy and productive weekend in...
‘Our Star’ a symbol of European unity and peace
Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE visits the European parliament to witness the inauguration of ‘Our Star’, a symbol of friendship, unity and hope and writes this article for Yorkshire Bylines.On Wednesday 20 September, en route to the Bremain in Spain AGM and the National...
Brexit cost us our global reputation
The government can continue to stick plasters over Brexit, but the damage it has done to Britons abroad is undeniable, writes Bremain Vice Chair Lisa Burton for The New European.We Brits love to emigrate, with almost one in ten living overseas. Yet, the portrayal of...
Free speech hypocrites and fake patriotism exposed: EU flags at the Proms
What is the real meaning of patriotism? Are those who waved EU flags at the Proms more patriotic than those who attack them, asks Bremain Vice Chair Lisa Burton for Yorkshire Bylines? Watching the furore over the people waving flags at the Last Night of the...
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