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Graham Gudgin

Graham Gudgin

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Writer, Briefings For Britain

United Kingdom

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Politics , Foreign Affairs

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Total articles 6

  • How is the UK’s Brexit Economy Performing?

    By Graham Gudgin| Briefings For Britain Verified Slowly, slowly, and perhaps too slowly, the advantages of the UK being outside the EU are being realized. President’s Trump’s positive message this week on the prospects for a US:UK trade deal represents a Brexit gain since Trump has also indicated that he will impose 25% tariffs on EU goods coming into the USA. If the UK had remained inside the EU, we would have been swept up in the new US antagonism towards trade with the EU.

    By Graham Gudgin · Briefings For Britain

    Mar. 02, 2025

  • The Emerging Instability in UK Elections

    By Graham Gudgin| Briefings For Britain Verified The 2024 general election generated the most disproportionate result of any election in UK history. It was also very close to the most disproportionate in the history of the western world. Labour gained a touch over one third of the votes but almost two-thirds of the seats. The Tories won just under a quarter of the votes but only 19% of the seats. Labour came out of the election with an almost unprecedented majority of 172 over all parties and 290 over the Tories.

    By Graham Gudgin · Briefings For Britain

    Dec. 16, 2024

  • How is the UK’s Brexit Economy Performing?

    By Graham Gudgin| Briefings For Britain Verified Slowly, slowly, and perhaps too slowly, the advantages of the UK being outside the EU are being realized. President’s Trump’s positive message this week on the prospects for a US:UK trade deal represents a Brexit gain since Trump has also indicated that he will impose 25% tariffs on EU goods coming into the USA. If the UK had remained inside the EU, we would have been swept up in the new US antagonism towards trade with the EU.

    By Graham Gudgin · Briefings For Britain

    Mar. 02, 2025

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Briefings For Britain