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It’s always so much better to start with good news, as most readers would agree. Well, the good news is that we’re hiring! We have vacancies from the role of Editor and continuing throughout all the roles involved in what makes up Facts4EU.

Typically, people on the team have worked on a flexible basis, doing what they can, when they can, and everyone works from home. No-one has ever felt committed. They have worked because they believe in the cause. Despite this seemingly haphazard method, it has worked rather well over the last 10 years.

Sadly, over the last couple of years or so people have had to leave us, one-by-one, mostly to go and do some fee-paying work. Any money they earned from their share of donations coming in was simply getting less and less and we all have our own particular tipping point.

Very recently we had a new editor lined up who was due to start last week. Unfortunately he pulled out at the last minute and so we can now offer all positions to any people interested!

What skills do we need?

Brexit Facts4EU is unlike the myriad of other pro-independence groups out there, some of whom have very well-known names and are blessed with regular donations of sizeable amounts from rich individuals who have been giving for years.

We imagine these donors haven’t actually looked at the outputs of these organisations recently, as they are pitiful compared to the daily diet which Facts4EU has been serving up for years.

Firstly, we don’t publish pure prose. Anyone can write those sort of ‘opinion’ pieces in their sleep. They never make it into the media the way ours do every week. Our reports tend to be based on research of official facts, with charts and pictures to break things up and make the pieces easily readable. Secondly, they usually involve more than one member of the team.

Sometimes one person does an outline, another does the research, the first one then writes it up, someone does some charts to liven it up, someone else does the artwork (the tile, or photos, typically).

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Then it has to be edited, and then coded up, to make it look as good as possible, before it’s published and the promotional work starts. This needs someone on social media, and someone contacting the press if appropriate. Plus someone needs to do all the daily admin and bookkeeping.

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Scaling back some more

Clearly, as our numbers have dwindled, so more tasks fall to a smaller number of people. Multi-tasking has become the norm. This can only go so far… and we’ve reached that point. We started with the good news, and that’s the bad news.

We will continue to do our major Thursday report. This week’s is excellent. Unique and exclusive, as usual, and devastating news for Rejoiners, who really can have no riposte to it.

The only other person who has seen it outside “the Firm” is the editor at GB News, who wants it.

Don’t worry, it will still appear here on Thursday!

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We also have something new! Someone approached our Chairman very recently, wanting to do a weekly podcast. It seems likely he will do these on Wednesdays, and they will be published here and on our YouTube Channel. These, we must say, are likely to appeal to the older segment of our readership. Very different to our usual output, we will be interested to hear what you think.

We hope still to be able to do a Tuesday report. Facts4EU will therefore scale back to three days-a-week. That’s still far more than most organisations, but not what we want to do – and nor is it what the country needs. If we could only raise more by way of donations…..

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Which reminds us. We also need a new fundraiser!

To give readers some idea, our current level of funding pays for our fixed costs such as hosting, email accounts, phone bills, top level of internet security (necessary when in our game, sadly), pro-level of Zoom, subscriptions, licences, etc. It also nearly covers a typical report (but not one like Thursday’s), if people work for a pittance or nothing. Everything else has been covered by our Chairman for years but he can no longer afford to do this.

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Working at Facts4EU is incredibly rewarding, knowing that what you’re doing is for your country. Play your part. Enquire now!

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Reader Comments 8

1. Mr Sceptic , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 08:26:

Five years after the UK officially left the EU, Robert Jenrick of the Reform Party says Britain is broken.
… it was all so predictable prior to the 2016 referendum.
I told you so.

2. Sparky , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 08:56:

The UK economy has struggled since the 2008 financial crash. Eurosceptics through UKIP and the Cons Party and blamed all our woes (mainly immigration) on the EU and leaving would solve all our problems. The "Broken Britain" line is straight out of the Trump playbook. Next it will be a MUKGA movement and will be as bad as it sounds.
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Brexit told us that the USA and previous British Empire is where the UK should be looking. But the rushed Australia trade deal is poor for the UK, CPTPP is of little value and we are now having threats made on the UK by the USA. All this pushes the UK toward closer ties with the EU and shows how much the electorate were hoodwinked into voting leave.
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Should I apply for the above?

3. Gazzablack , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 11:20:

1, septic
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Five years after Germany left the EU, Germany is broken.
It was all so predictable
If only the septic septic had told them so.
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Wait, what?
Germany didn't leave the EU five years ago?
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Then why is it broken?

4. Gazzablack , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 11:29:

2, sparkless
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No cupcake we didn't blame it all on the EU per se
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We blamed it on being governed by an EU that didn't govern in OUR interests
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You should really stop critiicising a trade deal on which you are ignorant of the content.

5. Mr Sceptic , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 11:50:

Claiming “Brexit isn’t hurting the UK economy because Germany’s economy is also struggling … and Germany didn’t have Brexit” is like claiming “Germany’s problems aren’t caused by losing cheap Russian gas because the UK economy is also struggling … and the UK didn’t rely on cheap Russian gas supplies”.

6. NH , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 12:04:

1. Sceptic
Have you been in a coma for the last 10 years ?
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The whole of the European continent is broken. It does not matter which metric you compare Economy, Defence, Politics, Democracy, Decision Making, Immigration everything is failing. If the EU is to survive it needs to abandon the principal of unanimity and stop pretending that it can have a single set of policies that will suit a wide range of very diverse nations with different motivations for being in the EU.
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Much of the UK is failing, not all, because politicians refuse to move away from the EU and International control. Robert Jenrick stated "the Reform Party is the last shot to fix a broken Britain". As we are no longer in the EU the UK people can decide what they want to do. In the last general election only 0.03% voted for the "Rejoin EU Party" so that does not seem to be their main priority.

7. NH , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 12:20:

2 Sparky.
According to International data between 2008 and 2024 the Eurozone GDP increased by 15.36%. In the same period the UK GDP increased by 25.5%.
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Since Brexit Exports to Australia have increased by 74% and have increased significantly every year. We also have a very strong surplus with Australia which has more than doubled since Brexit.
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The USA is not threating the UK it is reacting to a military presence on Greenland by 6 EU countries which Starmer has foolish decided to join. If the EU is united on this issue where are the other 21 EU countries ?

8. Gazzablack , Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 15:23:

5, septic
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France is also up the brown and smelly creek, despite deriving most of it's energy from nuclear and continuing to import Russian LNG.
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And though Germany has ceased "direct pipeline" purchases of Russian gas, it still receives Russian LNG through Belgium and Netherlands. ( both of whom have increased imports of Russian LNG after sanctions were imposed)

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