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Dr Dan Boucher

Dr Dan Boucher is a former Conservative Candidate who left party in opposition to the Northern Ireland Protocol. Although originally from Dorset, he now lives in Northern Ireland and is working on a book on the impact of the Windsor Framework on the future of the United Kingdom. He stood as a TUV/Reform Candidate in July 2024 for South Belfast and Mid Down and now works for the leader of the TUV, Jim Allister KC MP.

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    Self-Determination – The Gilbert and Ellice Islands Precedent and what it means for the United Kingdom and the Chagossian people today

    Today the Government’s highly controversial Diego Garcia Military Base and British Indian Ocean Territory Bill has its first day of Committee Stage in the House of Lords. The Bill plays a critical role in facilitating the UK Government’s proposal to transfer sovereignty

    by Dr Dan Boucher
    November 18, 2025
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    VE Day 80: Understanding the Importance of Northern Ireland’s Contribution to UK Defence in 1945 and What This Means for Our Defence Today

    In marking the eightieth anniversary of VE Day, it is important to recognise the special contribution made by Northern Ireland to UK national defence in the Second World War and, crucially, its public policy implications for us today. Given the relatively small

    by Dr Dan Boucher
    May 8, 2025
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