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David Lammy has not ruled out the possibility of the UK re-entering the EU, acknowledging that the union could 'enhance growth in the UK'

A jail term of ten and a half years has been handed down to Nathan Gill, once an MEP for UKIP and the Brexit Party as well as the Welsh Leader of Reform UK, for accepting bribes connected to the Kremlin. This has transformed an intelligence issue into a criminal charge and has brought a constitutional issue to the forefront

Reform leader Nigel Farage created nearly 2,000 videos for fans during the last year, yet addressed parliament just 22 times

During Boris Johnson's tenure as Prime Minister, a senior adviser revealed to me that one of the rare political issues his boss truly cared about was "putting an end to the BBC"

Sir Keir Starmer has informed Labour MPs that Rachel Reeves will take "tough but fair" actions in the forthcoming Budget, against a backdrop of growing rumours about a possible increase in income tax

Nigel Farage is set to promise a major cutback in business regulations as he elaborates on his party's economic strategies in greater detail than previously, with the goal of boosting its standing for financial prudence

Rachel Reeves attributed some of the UK's high inflation to Brexit and urged for the restoration of connections with the EU

Rachel Reeves is said to be planning a £2 billion tax increase targeting high-income solicitors, GPs, and accountants

Rachel Reeves was preparing another tax increase targeting the middle classes yesterday evening, even though there have been cautions that she should reduce public expenditure to stop the economy from 'spiralling out of control'

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has firmly stated that a recession is not imminent, despite bleak economic forecasts from the Bank of England and the IMF

One of the largest mussel exporters in the UK has suffered a loss of £150,000 after French customs rejected three shipments intended for the EU in recent weeks

Brexit advocates have labelled Chancellor Rachel Reeves a "total charlatan" for associating the United Kingdom's economic issues with its departure from the European Union

Europe is gearing up for one of the most significant alterations to the way non-EU travellers enter and exit the Schengen zone

A state reception dinner for British conservatives descended into a clash between Boris Johnson and other high-ranking Tory members concerning the party's performance whilst in office

According to a new book, Queen Elizabeth II opposed Brexit, leaning towards remaining, although she found the EU's bureaucracy to be "absurd."

According to the Arla cooperative, five out of six farmers get very few or no applications for their job openings

In 2024, researchers were awarded €735 million in funding after the UK re-entered the programme as an associate member following Brexit

The UK’s lead negotiator Nick Thomas-Symonds tells Sky News he is "confident" a deal can be reached "that makes our borders more secure, is good for jobs and growth, and brings people’s household bills down".

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp mentioned that ministers have recognized they ’can no longer depend on sending people back to the place where they first claimed asylum’ after Brexit.