Neena Gill Articles

The continuing confusion over the future of the Lisbon treaty – Ireland
is due to vote again, the Czechs have not yet ratified, and Germany’s
constitutional court is currently discussing its legality – has caused
all of us who believe in the European project to reflect on Europe’s
direction. For too long, too many pro-Europeans have been frightened of
tackling Eurosceptic assaults head-on. It is high time that we took a
much more positive approach to Europe. It is high time that we
forcefully outlined what the EU has done for Britain, and what it can
do in the future.

New care technology will benefit not just the elderly

A possible BNP breakthrough means the decent majority absolutely must turn out tomorrow