With a foreword by former Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson, and a postscript by former Foreign Secretary David Owen, this major contribution to the public debate sets out proposals for a ‘Clean Brexit’. It is written by Policy Exchange’s Chief Economic Advisor, Dr Gerard Lyons, and leading Telegraph economics commentator, Liam Halligan

The Sunday Times, the Sunday Telegraph, and The Sun on Sunday refer to ‘Policy Exchange’s Clean Brexit report, which will be published on Monday 16 January

Head of Policy Exchange’s Judicial Power project, Richard Ekins — along with Gunnar Beck, John Finnis, Christopher Forsyth, Graham Gee, and John Tasioulas — responds to the Joint Committee on Human Rights report, ‘The Human Rights Implications of Brexit’

On Tuesday 6 December, the Secretary of State for Transport, Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP, made his first major speech on rail policy, setting out his agenda and priorities. This took place at Policy Exchange

Jo Maugham QC, a prominent supporter of the Article 50 litigation, remarks: ‘An awful lot – possible all? – of the secondary material the Government is citing is to be found on the website of @judicialpwr’.

Coverage from The Times, the Guardian, the Daily Mail, and The Sun, the Today programme, and various other media outlets