A new report from the cross-party House of Lord's EU Scrutiny Committee will make yet more uncomfortable reading for all those Yes camp...

I know we alluded to this yesterday, but it's worth hammering home. It seems Michael O'Leary truly is confused and believes Ireland ...

It may be Thursday already, but it's not too late to tell you about an op-ed by Richard Waghorne in Saturday's Irish Daily Mail , wh...

The Parliament.com website is taking a welcome new look at the fact that the team of EU Commissioners due to leave office in a few months...

Easy to see why this google alert for "Lisbon Treaty" went into my junk mail this morning - European Voice runs a story with the ...

The Economist's Charlemagne today claims that by opposing the incredible 60 percent rise of the British contribution to the EU budget,...

We learn today that the Government is proposing a tougher stance on internet file-sharing, which would include cutting off repeat offenders...

Some interesting developments in Ireland over the weekend. The 'Yes' side is due to outspend the 'No' side by 10 to 1 in the...

In HFM Week, we're today setting out our thoughts on one of this year's most contentious EU proposals: the Directive on Alternativ...

It's the middle of August and there's almost no political news, especially not of the EU variety, given the whole of Brussels is on ...

As another yes campaign group launches in Ireland, we're struck by the overriding focus on Ireland's EU membership as a talking poi...

At the risk of banging on quite a lot about EU propaganda (but there's so much to say!), further to yesterday's post , we reckon tha...

We have just seen an email that the European Commission would probably have preferred we didn't. Dominic Brett, Head of Public Diplomacy...

For all its claims to want to 'Fight the Lies', the 'Generation Yes' campaign in Ireland is making some very bold claims wh...

Before disappearing on holiday, EU Communications Commissioner Margot Wallstrom (who, BTW, will have earned more than £2 million in basic s...

August is no doubt the month when most Brussels folk choose to go on vacation - spending a couple of weeks in the countryside or taking a...

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has produced an Impact Assessment for the Government's 'Renewable Energy Strategy' ...

Quite apart from the presumptiousness inherent in today's news that Chris Patten fancies himself for one of the job EU jobs that will b...

If ever you wanted a metaphor for the shambles that is the EU budget, this is it. The Times tells us that the “B of the Bang” sculpture in ...

The other day we brought you news of the EU-sponsored conference ‘Promoting a creative generation - children and young people in the new cu...

An interesting piece in the Times this morning from William Rees-Mogg reminds us that Justice Secretary Jack Straw is to introduce an amendm...

Another day, another highly professional pro-Lisbon website crops up in Ireland. This time, it's " Women for Europe " (hot on ...

There's a detailed double page spread in the Evening Standard tonight about the case of Deborah Dark, a grandmother wanted in France und...

Further to yesterday's post on EU propaganda, see EUobserver today for some more snippets of what the institutions have been up to - an...

British business leaders have today been fighting it out on the newswires about the extent of the cost that the EU's new Agency Workers...

For anyone who didn't catch our press summary this morning, the Government has admitted that it will not carry out an Impact Assessmen...

Over the weekend John Black, President of the Royal College of Surgeons, called for the Government to have the courage to "step in and...

If anyone is in any doubt about the motivation behind the recent, very controversial, tranche of EU proposals for financial regulation, they...

Last week the European Commission published its annual "Fight Against Fraud" report 2008 (and annexes - see here and here ). It ...