Outcome of the European Union Referendum

No.

It would be possible for us to go over the campaigns again in detail, to look for ways to re-exam...

My Lords, recently we have seen how strong leadership, good teamwork, thoughtful strategy and rea...

My Lords, I thank the noble Baroness the Leader of the House for the time set aside today and tom...

My Lords, the events of the past two weeks have led to some of the most traumatic and dynamic cha...

My Lords, one of the most momentous decisions of our time has now been taken. Parliament agreed b...

I will not follow the noble Lord, Lord Lawson, in what I thought was a less than generous and in ...

My Lords, it is always a pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Radice, whose commitment to the ...

My Lords, it may help the House if I confine my remarks as chair of the European Union Select Com...

My Lords, some voting for Brexit were sincere British nationalists, opting for the romance of fre...

My Lords, I took no part in the referendum campaign. I felt no temptation to campaign on either s...

My Lords, the Lord Privy Seal introduced this debate. I suppose that we should look on her as the...

My Lords, while politicians—I include myself in that group—talk, two parties try to sort out thei...

My Lords, more than 30 million of us voted. Turnout was high, and we cannot—nor should we—ignore ...

My Lords, vocabulary is inadequate to describe events post the EU referendum. There have been the...

My Lords, I was very pleased to be following shortly the remarks of the noble Baroness, Lady Kidr...

My Lords, George Washington said in his farewell speech to Congress:

“’Tis folly in one Nat...

My Lords, after 65 years of public service, I do not remember such an unholy mess as we are in no...

My Lords, I agree with the noble Lord, Lord Armstrong, on one point: we should not turn our back ...