Starmer rolling back Brexit for defence deal we don’t need, warns Ben Wallace
Grant Shapps and Penny Mordaunt also speak out amid fears PM’s EU ‘reset’ will give up freedoms secured in previous deal ...
The East African on MSN3h
EU lifts ban on Zimbabwe arms maker
The European Union has removed Zimbabwe’s only weapons manufacturer from its sanctions list as Brussels continues to ease its ...
University of Manchester17d
Profound divisions in the UK revealed by Brexit study
A comprehensive report on Brexit and public opinion has revealed that the UK is a country deeply divided by class, place and age, and a values divide is emerging which could dramatically impact on ...
The Baltimore Sun20d
5 years after Britain left the EU, the full impact of Brexit is still emerging
For Brexit supporters, the U.K. was now a sovereign nation in charge of its own destiny. For opponents, it was an isolated and diminished country. It was, inarguably, a divided nation that had ...
Win for Brexit Britain as UK firm develops new airport tech in boost for holidaymakers
Imagine a world where heavy rain and snow no longer disrupt your travel plans. A pioneering British firm has made a major ...
The Sun26d
Britain could be dragged back under the EU’s rulebook as part of Labour’s Brexit reset, admits Business Sec
Jonathan Reynolds admitted that Britain could be dragged back under the EU’s rulebook as part of Labour’s Brexit reset Credit: Alamy He also claimed a separate food and farming deal – which ...
Plymouth Herald20d
Plymouth has its say on Brexit five years on
Our readers have reflected on this period, debating if Brexit has lived up to their expectations. The referendum itself sprang from then-Prime Minister David Cameron's strategy to placate the ...
New Statesman1mon
Labour’s deregulation plan is a risk to the economy
By David Gauke The received wisdom in Westminster is that the Brexit process was so bruising and divisive that no party aspiring for power will want to go near the European question for at least a ...