Jeremy Clarkson says he can’t get on with people who voted for Brexit
Jeremy Clarkson has said he can’t get on with people who voted for Brexit, weeks after experiencing the nightmare ...
Brexit is an 'unmitigated disaster' without 'one single benefit' and another EU referendum is 'necessary'
After the UK marked 5 years since leaving the EU, Mirror readers have slammed Brexit as a 'betrayal' after economic costs ...
As Brexit’s impact deepens, Independent readers question the true cost of leaving the EU
Five years after Brexit, the UK is grappling with economic challenges, trade barriers, and rising public regret, sparking ...
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 ...
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Five key impacts of Brexit five years on
Legal sovereignty - the ability of the UK to make its own laws and not have to follow EU ones - was another prominent Brexit ...
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Brexit: five years on
January 31 marks five years post-Brexit, on this day in 2020 the UK left the EU and began its period of withdrawal that ...
Politico Europe4d
Has Brexit finally paid off? What Trump’s tariff reprieve means for Starmer
The U.S. president hinted he’ll spare Britain from his trade war, while hammering the EU. But as Nigel Farage surges in the ...
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Gibraltar's Brexit talks stalled by Spain's focus on Rock's airport
New reports suggest Spain's focus on Gibraltar's airport is hindering post-Brexit negotiations, with sovereignty claims over ...
Just 8% of Britons think Brexit has positively impacted their lives, YouGov poll shows
When it comes to the impact that Britons have felt from Brexit personally, just 8 per cent say that it has had a positive ...
How do voters in Suffolk view Brexit five years on?
Once a month the Suffolk Leavers Group gather in Stowmarket. They started meeting six months after the EU referendum vote.
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EU launches bid to force UK into backing down over Brexit fishing ban - as Labour plans to 'reset' relations with Brussels
This would likely enrage British environmentalists, who support the ban for ecological reasons, and Brexiteers, who would see any compromise as a betrayal of Britain's post-Brexit sovereignty.