FRANK FUREDI: Starmer's 'summit' is nothing but a coup by an anti-Brexit Establishment that's worked relentlessly to drag us back in to a failing EU bloc

There are few more obvious winners amid the destruction of America's war in the Gulf than the influential gang of Remainers ...
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Enda Brady: Keir Starmer has set the clock running on Britain rejoining the European Union

The British prime minister tried to be a Trump ‘whisperer’, giving Donald Trump the royal treatment, only for him to backstab ...

Sir John Curtice: Why Labour's Brexit focus has shifted from Leavers to Remainers

Will the pursuit of a closer relationship with the EU risk courting electoral disaster by alienating Brexit-backing voters?

PM's Brexit reset in chaos as EU refuses to cap 'youth free movement' scheme allowing young adults into Britain

In a row that could scupper the PM's hopes of moving Britain even closer to the bloc, Brussels is resisting a UK demand for a ...

Marmalades may need to be relabelled under post-Brexit food deal

A German MEP who had been pushing for a change after Brexit told the BBC in 2017 that the naming rules were "contrary to ...

As Brexit continues to have devastating impact on UK artists, government and EU pledge “full commitment” to solving touring crisis

With Brexit continuing to have a devastating impact on UK artists, the government has pledged “full commitment” to solving ...

Starmer's Brexit gamble: Will Labour pay the price for PM's desire for closer EU ties?

The government has stepped up its attacks on the decision to leave the EU nearly a decade ago.

Starmer’s plan to drag us back into EU is treacherously sneaky – and just the beginning of Brexit wars

ALL politicians love a blame game.  Whatever the colour of the rosette on their lapel, every party leader likes to point the ...
LBC

Ryanair boss says four-hour passport queues are EU's punishment to Britain for Brexit

Michael O'Leary, the airline's chief executive, says the EU has “undoubtedly” been forcing British holidaymakers to endure ...
The Irish Times

‘We’ve lost our entire European trade’: Brexit’s impact on UK chocolate makers

For the second year in a row, Easter will be a largely online affair, with socially distanced egg hunts and virtual church services. But there will be one notable difference in Britain, where ...
The Irish Times

Border on Brexit: ‘Europe will look after Northern Ireland’s interests’

For 3½ years, David Crockett has lived and worked on the frontier of Brexit. The Border between Derry city and Bridgend, Co Donegal, runs right through his farm at Coshquin; the Crockett family has ...