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By: Tom Slater

Tom Slater is deputy editor of Spiked.

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  • As he rows back on free movement and flirts with wage cap proposals, will Jeremy Corbyn last the year?

    Rupert Myers, barrister and writer, says Yes.  Within the Westminster bubble, the Jeremy Corbyn relaunch went about as well as the tragic lift off of the space shuttle Challenger. Corbyn’s muddle on free movement and the Single Market is likely to have infuriated even his die-hard fans. Is he for free movement? Is he for [...]

  • As Luxembourg’s foreign minister calls for Hungary to be kicked out, is the EU starting to unravel?

    Tom Slater, deputy editor of Spiked, says Yes. Is the EU unravelling? We can only hope. The Luxembourg foreign minister’s outburst this week, lambasting Hungary for its migration policies, reminds us that the EU is not a glorious union of European peoples — it’s an oligarchy, whose anti-democratic edicts pit rich countries against poor, northern Europe [...]

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