Brexit

Their GB News clash was the original battle of wits against an unarmed man

Keir Starmer’s new deal with the EU was welcome, but it’s only a start. If we want to improve the UK’s place in the world, we need to go much further

Michael Gove was set to back Remain before a demotion by David Cameron saw his salary cut, his ex-wife has claimed

The New World will hopefully outlast the new world trends, traits and personalities currently doing so much damage in so many ways

The PM has been a disappointment so far. Now he must make voters choose between Farage’s view of the past, and his own view of the future

A brutal UK economy report makes it clear: the reset is not enough in the face of deeply troubling data on a trade meltdown

The disgraced ex-PM’s Brexit reset verdict was an embarrassment, but his true believers will have loved it

Reform’s leader went on holiday as MPs debated the UK-EU reset deal. It wasn’t a gaffe – it was a ruse to avoid scrutiny

The Reform leader has been uncharacteristically quiet in the week of the prime minister's big EU deal

Of all the things that the Labour government has done, this is the one that has done the most political damage

The government's European reset saw the Mail, Sun, Telegraph and the like hark back to happier times

Keir Starmer’s pragmatic deal is nowhere near as good as rejoining - but it is good news for British companies, consumers and tourists

Lost billions, border queues, red tape strangling business. What exactly is this bold reset deal supposed to be surrendering?

The PM is going to Brussels next week for talks on resetting Britain’s relationship with Europe. It is the only way back to growth – everybody knows it

The question of what to say about the EU will not disappear just because Keir Starmer has chosen to bury his head in the sand

A new relationship with Europe offers Labour the chance to reset more than Brexit

While Keir Starmer no longer resembles the man many people voted for, the former X Factor judge is calling for a new referendum on Europe

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp was caught out revealing how Boris Johnson's government hadn't understood the EU's asylum rules

Robert Prevost may have been born American, but his experience, views and values are as far from Trumpian as were his predecessor’s

A photo of three Bulgarians convicted of espionage for Russia at a Commons committee on EU membership has opened up an old question

Keir Starmer has done the best he could at a relatively low cost, knowing Britain lacks the backing to fully stand up to Trump

Battered Keir Starmer knows the May 19 Brexit summit will bring more criticism from Nigel Farage. But the PM can’t turn back now

A column in the Telegraph tries to give credit for a new trade deal to the former PM, while ignoring some other, rather large problems

With the collapse of the two main parties, the rise of populism and an obsession with immigration, the UK now looks more continental than ever

Labour are unwilling to attack the Reform leader’s greatest weakness

The diagnosis for cancer patients and researchers has got considerably worse since we left the EU. Does the government have the courage to act?

Farage and Badenoch are making fools of themselves over a completely benign scheme

Will a focus on cheaper food and energy be enough to drown out complaints about sovereignty and fishing rights – especially when the PM struggles to communicate?

A new 12-year deal on fishing rights will enrage Brexiteers - but tensions over who controls Europe’s waters go back hundreds of years

Nigel Farage’s Reform are set for an election breakthrough on May 1. But the seeds of the fledgling party’s downfall are in its leader’s personality

On the EU, borrowing and more, Keir Starmer’s defensive approach is holding the party - and Britain - back

Reform’s leader joined the tractor protests but backs a US trade deal that would harm UK agriculture