New UK Fisheries BIll falls – but the fight goes on
Angling Trust news 06.09.19 The new UK Fisheries Bill, due to replace the EU Common Fisheries Policy when the UK […]
Brexit
Yellowhammer – do we, the Public, “need to know” ?
Over the last few months there have been increasing calls from members of the press and opposition MPs in the […]
The price of democracy in Europe
Recent events related to Brexit have shone a bright light on the question of democracy in the modern world. From […]
The story of Brexit: 500 years and counting
We do not often get involved in the Brexit circus here at TMT because it is such a divisive issue […]
Brexit, the EU Army and NATO
The whole question of the UK leaving the increasingly tightly integrated European project raises some interesting military/political issues – and […]
The Irish Backstop and Trade – What and How Much?
This article courtesy of The Maritime Executive, on whose site it was first published on the 25th February 2019. We […]
DES to apply their specialist skills to BREXIT
As part of the general preparation for a possible “no-deal” BREXIT, the Government has asked the MOD to allocate about […]
That tricky Irish-border problem
The question of the hard border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic has been the main sticking point in […]
Brexit: Spare a thought for the UK’s defence planners
TMT once again has, somewhat reluctantly, given in to the need to touch upon the recent events to do […]
The smart solutions to the terrorist threat
The Military Times is always interested in new technology and systems that can have a dramatic impact on the security […]
The Government plans for a no-deal Brexit
The Defence Secretary, Gavin Williamson had spoken at the House of Commons about his contingency plans to have 3,500 personnel […]
Scallop wars’ between Britain and France are just a pre-Brexit skirmish
‘Scallop wars’ between Britain and France are just a pre-Brexit skirmish Bryce Stewart, Author provided Magnus Johnson, University of Hull […]
The UK defence industry, Brexit and beyond
The UK’s defence industry has an annual turnover of some £65Bn, of which some £35Bn is exported. It is reckoned […]
Ireland threatens to close air-space to UK flights
Air traffic over Ireland and the UK The leader of the Republic of Ireland, Mr Varadkar, has issued what many […]
Brexit a Threat to Britain’s Defence Industry
Last September, the UK published a remarkable paper on how it sees future foreign policy and defence relations with the […]