The shocking news of the Prime Minister being in intensive care brings the nation together praying for his speedy recovery. This will take some time and he needs his ministerial team to rise more than ever to the challenge of getting us through and out of the crisis.
gine your worst nightmare, then the horror as you realize that it’s real. The economy is behaving like a critically ill Covid 19 victim. Cash is running out of both businesses and the overall economy in a dramatic way; in the same way that a severely ill Coronavirus patient struggles for air.
As the clock struck 11pm last Friday night, I was on stage in Parliament Square in front of a sea of tens of thousands elated Brexit supporters. Looking at hundreds of large Union Jacks fluttering brightly against the night sky, I felt a rush of optimism and confidence about what lies ahead.
Here is the latest in our series reflecting on the Brexit process with regular BrexitCentral authors and others who have played an important role in our journey out of the European Union.
Optimism abounds as people return to work. Millions of people have new-found enthusiasm, energy and hope, akin to a delicious cake baked with the trusty ingredients of political stability and economic potential.
Earlier this year, the Brexit Party came from nowhere to win a national election. Our victory in the European elections last May stunned the establishment and terrified the Tory party.
I’m a no-nonsense, can-do type of person who gets things done, whether it is in business or politics.
I’ve been in the property business for well over 30 years, since I started out as an 18-year-old digging foundation trenches in the snow in January 1983. My career has included being Chief Executive of a £1 billion multinational property company, listed on the stock market, where I tripled the share price in 4 years.
In March 2021, I became leader of the political party, Reform UK (formerly the Brexit Party).
Since then I have been a regular host on Talk TV, hosting the 10-1 Sunday morning show.
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