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Brexit

The UK's withdrawal from the EU, which continues to shape the country's trade, immigration and political relations with Europe

Neither Rishi Sunak's Conservatives nor Keir Starmer's Labour want to talk about Brexit on the campaign trail. AFP

UK election: Tories, Labour and the politics of distraction

CommentJune 18, 2024
Small imports from the EU of deli-counter foods are subject to fees. Bloomberg
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Border inspections on European goods set to cost British businesses

OpinionMay 01, 2024
Britons want the UK to have closer ties with the EU, according to a new YouGov poll. Getty Images

Is Britain heading back into the embrace of the EU?

EuropeDecember 02, 2023
Far-right Party for Freedom leader Geert Wilders. His election success heralds a chill in relations with Dutch Muslims and tilts Europe further to the right. EPA

Fear and Islamophobic loathing in Geert Wilders' Netherlands

WeekendDecember 01, 2023
UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron at his introduction to the House of Lords, in central London, AFP

Cameron's lordship points to a UK parliamentary peculiarity

CommentNovember 22, 2023
Electronic passport control gates at Gatwick airport. New research has cast doubt on whether the UK has succeeded in replacing mass EU migration with a focus on skilled workers. Alamy

Skilled EU workers 'staying away' from post-Brexit Britain

UKOctober 03, 2023
James Cleverly, UK Foreign Secretary. Reuters

Cleverly to praise 'close and friendly co-operation' in EU speech

UKJuly 02, 2023
Nigel Farage said the “corporate world” has probably not forgiven him for Brexit. PA

Former Brexit Party leader Farage says bank accounts closed

UKJune 29, 2023
Brexit campaigner-in-chief Nigel Farage holds a rally in Clacton-on-Sea in 2019. Getty

Brexit wars return to seaside battlefield as Britain feels seven-year itch

UKJune 23, 2023
Boris Johnson, the prime minister at the time, addresses supporters in Manchester, England, in 2019. AP

Majority of people in UK think it was wrong to leave EU, poll shows

UKJune 22, 2023
Mark Carney, former Bank of England governor, blamed Brexit for the UK's high inflation rates. AFP

Brexit a major factor in UK inflation, says former Bank of England governor

EconomyJune 17, 2023
The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens' Rights Agreements reported the UK government's failure to promptly issue Certificates of Application to EU citizens. EPA

UK 'breached Brexit obligations by leaving EU citizens in limbo'

UKJune 07, 2023
Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a huddle with journalists on route to a G7 summit in Japan. AFP

Sunak pledges to cut UK taxes when inflation cools

UKMay 17, 2023

Vauxhall owner says battery deal threatens UK car industry

UKMay 17, 2023
Commuters walk and cycle near Liverpool Street Station in London. EPA

It's no mystery why Britain lags behind a booming Ireland

CommentMay 17, 2023
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets with US President Joe Biden at Naval Base Point Loma in San Diego, California, on March 13. Reuters

UK PM Rishi Sunak to celebrate Good Friday Agreement with Joe Biden in Belfast

UKApril 08, 2023
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