Brexit

A refresh of EU product safety standards, GPSR, will be a disaster for the UK’s small exporters, with the government little help

It’s being outdone by China and has failed to transition to electric vehicles. Can the big manufacturers on the continent go into overdrive? Or are they heading for a crash?

Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage won a referendum on the lie that leaving the EU would control immigration

The country has twice rejected the chance to join the EU, including in a referendum 30 years ago this week with a 52:48 split. Why did they say no? And how’s it working out for them?

While Keir Starmer continues to pretend that a worthwhile deal can be done without concessions or going back to the single market, this role is a non-starter

The sneaky, the snobbish and the snide. The spiteful, the shameless and the downright sinister. They are all shits – and all here in the New European’s annual rundown of 50 people the UK could definitely do without

The EU’s new General Product Safety Regulation system launches on December 13, and will make it even harder for UK firms exporting to Europe

The man who said the People’s Vote was a betrayal now wants another UK-wide poll, four months after the last one

An industry worth £110 billion a year is being crippled by red tape, lost access to skilled European professionals and lack of access to the EU market

Red tape stopped up to 250 UK cheeses from making it to the judging in Portugal

Sir John Hall comes with a history of dodgy comments about race and being "a stranger in my own land"

Britain’s choice in a Trump trade war is a no-brainer: we must rejoin the single market and customs union, or we’re in deep trouble

Just as he talks of closer relations, Keir Starmer’s perplexing refusal to engage properly with the EU or European experts is adding to a widening divide

History shows Britain becoming more Europhile when a wild card is in the White House

Keir Starmer finds himself caught between the populist tyrant and a politically weakened continent. Which way should he go?

Lexiter Larry Elliott has held back his paper’s ability to attack the decision to leave the EU

Dominic Cummings has praised Pete Hegseth – but America's extremist future defence secretary could help push Britain back towards the EU

The channel hopes to land an exclusive with the president-elect after being ‘cock-a-hoop’ about his win

If the prime minister doesn’t act now, chances are he never will

The president-elect wants to drag the world back to the 1930s with his trade wars

The EU’s migrant return policy worked for years, and access to a fingerprint database is a very distant second-best

Concerns over youth mobility and Northern Ireland are growing in Brussels

One Leaver says she’s still glad she voted for it... but there’s a good reason for that

Rachel Reeves will neglect the fact that Brexit and being outside of the single market costs the UK “more than £40 billion a year”

Pressure to leave the European Convention on Human Rights won’t stop even if Robert Jenrick loses the Tory leadership election

Alanis Morissette would be proud of this list of disasters

They’ll talk about getting Britain closer to Europe, but will Keir Starmer listen?

UK consumers may face a limited supply of Christmas trees this year, with Brexit-related challenges casting uncertainty over their import

The loss of jobs has been a disaster and blown a £1bn hole in Britain’s tax revenues

The PM is running out of time to change the narrative around his government’s shaky start

Boris Johnson sounded more unhinged than unleashed while defending his pet project

His attempts to pin the Brexit blame on David Cameron say everything about this egotistical inadequate