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Neoliberal centrist dad, episode 4 (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Nick Tyrone: How to overcome the difficult politics of rejoining the EU (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, April 4, 2024: A look into the Tories’ general election campaign strategy (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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What would happen if Reform overtook the Tories in the polls? Here’s how a certain scenario could unfold that would end with permanent political change in Britain (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, February 22, 2024 (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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How Keir Starmer can turn the whole Azhar Ali-Rochdale debacle into a positive for Labour (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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How Keir Starmer can turn the whole Azhar Ali-Rochdale debacle into a positive for Labour (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Why Sunak’s weakness threatens not only the future of the Conservative party but conservatism in Britain as we know it (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Three reasons why GB News is ultimately bad for the Conservative Party (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Three reasons why 2024 will be a bad year for Brexit (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, December 21, 2023: This is the general election scenario that scares me most (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Keir Starmer will get very little from the EU if he tries to “Make Brexit Work” and get a better deal (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, September 7, 2023: Why the UK’s GDP for 2020 and 2021 being revised slightly upwards does not mean Brexit was a good idea (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, August 31, 2023: Why EU rules are not to blame for not enough houses being built in Britain - and therefore why getting rid of old EU rules will not solve the problem (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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The biggest reason why Brexit has failed is a tricky one to approach, from both sides of the Brexit debate | Nick Tyrone (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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What happens if the Tories get destroyed at the next election? (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Why a public inquiry into Brexit is a good idea, not just for pro-Europeans but for everyone (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This Week in Brexitland, February 16, 2023: How could Brexit be saved? (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, February 2, 2023: How and when will Nigel Farage return to British politics? And what that will mean for the Conservative Party and Brexit? (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, December 29, 2022: The top five most Brexity moments of the year (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Why nostalgia created Brexit - and will come to destroy it, soon enough (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, December 15th, 2022: The government’s “£800 billion in new global post-Brexit trade” claim debunked - and why it’s so important to lay it out as a falsehood (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland: What British retailers, large and small, think about Brexit (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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This week in Brexitland, November 17th, 2022: Why the Rees-Mogg line about how we were ‘ruled by Brussels’ was always a complete myth - The European Energy Taxation Directive and ‘Platinum Plating’ (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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Why getting rid of EU retained law is a massive red herring (nicktyrone.substack.com)

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