Brendan Donnelly
@brendanpdonnelly.bsky.social
Former Conservative MEP. Rejoiner as soon as possible.
It’s available on podcast tomorrow.
November 6, 2025 at 7:25 PM
It’s available on podcast tomorrow.
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As always, Chris Grey enhances our national debate with eloquence and rationality.
October 7, 2025 at 9:19 PM
As always, Chris Grey enhances our national debate with eloquence and rationality.
As always, Chris Grey enhances our national debate with eloquence and rationality.
October 7, 2025 at 9:19 PM
As always, Chris Grey enhances our national debate with eloquence and rationality.
It seems to have been inefficient estate planning by Angela Rayner rather than an excess of zeal which was the problem.
September 3, 2025 at 2:47 PM
It seems to have been inefficient estate planning by Angela Rayner rather than an excess of zeal which was the problem.
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Pretty soon the Reform Party in the Commons will be like the Cheshire Cat. It will have disappeared but only its grin will be left. Except that the Reform Party is a party of angry grievance rather than good-humoured grins.
July 5, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Pretty soon the Reform Party in the Commons will be like the Cheshire Cat. It will have disappeared but only its grin will be left. Except that the Reform Party is a party of angry grievance rather than good-humoured grins.
Pretty soon the Reform Party in the Commons will be like the Cheshire Cat. It will have disappeared but only its grin will be left. Except that the Reform Party is a party of angry grievance rather than good-humoured grins.
July 5, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Pretty soon the Reform Party in the Commons will be like the Cheshire Cat. It will have disappeared but only its grin will be left. Except that the Reform Party is a party of angry grievance rather than good-humoured grins.
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The best way to win the trust of Reform voters is to explain to them just why they should distrust the Reform Party and all its claims about society and the economy.
June 9, 2025 at 7:49 PM
The best way to win the trust of Reform voters is to explain to them just why they should distrust the Reform Party and all its claims about society and the economy.
The best way to win the trust of Reform voters is to explain to them just why they should distrust the Reform Party and all its claims about society and the economy.
June 9, 2025 at 7:49 PM
The best way to win the trust of Reform voters is to explain to them just why they should distrust the Reform Party and all its claims about society and the economy.
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The story of Trump’s tariffs is an everyday tale of Brexit folk. The much-touted “Brexit benefit” for the UK from Trump’s barmy scheme was hypothetical, dubious and trivial. And even if it existed in the first place, it evaporated in under a week. Let us hope Brexit will soon evaporate too.
April 9, 2025 at 11:08 PM
The story of Trump’s tariffs is an everyday tale of Brexit folk. The much-touted “Brexit benefit” for the UK from Trump’s barmy scheme was hypothetical, dubious and trivial. And even if it existed in the first place, it evaporated in under a week. Let us hope Brexit will soon evaporate too.
The story of Trump’s tariffs is an everyday tale of Brexit folk. The much-touted “Brexit benefit” for the UK from Trump’s barmy scheme was hypothetical, dubious and trivial. And even if it existed in the first place, it evaporated in under a week. Let us hope Brexit will soon evaporate too.
April 9, 2025 at 11:08 PM
The story of Trump’s tariffs is an everyday tale of Brexit folk. The much-touted “Brexit benefit” for the UK from Trump’s barmy scheme was hypothetical, dubious and trivial. And even if it existed in the first place, it evaporated in under a week. Let us hope Brexit will soon evaporate too.
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It’s very unlikely that the EU would allow the UK to cherry-pick its way into the SM and CU. Nor would the project of being a European rule-taker be saleable in the UK. The only answer is for the UK to rejoin the EU with no ifs and buts.
March 26, 2025 at 7:55 PM
It’s very unlikely that the EU would allow the UK to cherry-pick its way into the SM and CU. Nor would the project of being a European rule-taker be saleable in the UK. The only answer is for the UK to rejoin the EU with no ifs and buts.
It’s very unlikely that the EU would allow the UK to cherry-pick its way into the SM and CU. Nor would the project of being a European rule-taker be saleable in the UK. The only answer is for the UK to rejoin the EU with no ifs and buts.
March 26, 2025 at 7:55 PM
It’s very unlikely that the EU would allow the UK to cherry-pick its way into the SM and CU. Nor would the project of being a European rule-taker be saleable in the UK. The only answer is for the UK to rejoin the EU with no ifs and buts.