How to Exit the Backstop
Professor Guglielmo Verdirame, Sir Stephen Laws and Richard EkinsThis paper explains how Parliament and Government jointly could mitigate the risk that the backstop becomes a permanent feature of the UK’s future relationship with the EU.
The Collapse of the Kenyan Emergency Group Litigation: causes and consequences
Jonathan Duke-Evans, Richard Ekins, Julie Marionneau and Tom TugendhatThe ongoing pursuit of historical allegations against UK forces represents a failure on the part of the British state to protect those it asks to serve.
Building for the Baby Boomers
Jack AireyA significant increase in the number of homes purpose-built for older people is needed to support the country’s ageing population to live healthily and happily for longer.
Tax grab or workers’ liberation?
Policy Exchange’s Jan Zeber takes a look at Labour’s new plans for the economy and finds some unanswered questions.
Immigration after Brexit
Policy Exchange’s David Goodhart takes a look at the latest report on immigration policy post-Brexit and finds much to support – with a few questions remaining.
Financial Stability Post Brexit
Policy Exchange’s Warwick Lightfoot – former Special Adviser to three Chancellors – looks at the possible impact of Brexit on financial stability and the willingness of the world to act in the event of another financial crisis.
Policy Exchange union polling quoted in Parliament
Speaking in a debate on Strengthening the Union, Conservative MP for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk John Lamont cited Policy Exchange’s recent polling on the strength of the Union, saying “We should strengthen our Union because it is the will of the people of our land. Recent polling by Policy Exchange clearly demonstrates that the majority of people across the United Kingdom are in favour of the Union in its current form. Some 68% of people in England, 52% of people in Scotland, 66% of people in Wales and 59% of people in Northern Ireland want a continuation of the Union.”
Policy Exchange welcomes Prime Minister of the Republic of Macedonia
Policy Exchange welcomed Zoran Zaev, the Prime Minister of the Government of the Republic of Macedonia on Tuesday 10 July for a private breakfast discussion about his country’s current challenges and its planned accession to both the EU and NATO. Mr Zaev was in London for the Western Balkan Summit and will also be attending the NATO summit in Brussels later this week.
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