John Redwood

3 weeks ago | msn.com | John Redwood

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3 weeks ago | gbnews.com | John Redwood

The EU wanted to regulate every aspect of our lives. Post-Brexit UK governments have kept some of the EU ideology that only government can save us from the risks of life, and only regulated industries can be trusted. If only that were true. There is no trouble buying trainers and clothes, with plenty of choice and a range of prices. Food retailing is competitive with a wide range of foods, discounts and promotions.

1 month ago | conservativehome.com | John Redwood

Sir John Redwood is a former MP for Wokingham and a former Secretary of State for Wales. Kemi Badenoch had a great week last week as the government sold this country out in two disastrous international deals. She has rightly promised to reverse a dreadful agreement with the EU. The UK is gifting Brussels much of its fish and more money, and offering them the right to impose their laws to be enforced by their court.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | John Redwood

Donald Trump sees many excessive barriers to trade that the EU imposes. He points to high tariffs on many food products, with excessive rules and changing interpretations of them. This often results in big fines on US companies serving European customers. There are laws that ban foreign products or ways of making and doing things the EU sees as threats to their home companies. There are subsidies for EU companies and taxes on rival systems or businesses.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | John Redwood