Brexit

A new group of centrist Conservative politicians launched their fightback against Badenoch in a cellar near Charing Cross station. They don’t stand a chance

A tainted messenger delivers the truth that Starmer still can’t bring himself to say

The ardently Brexit-backing paper used a map of Europe showing the UK back in the EU

The threats facing Britain cannot be met alone. They demand European cooperation at the deepest level

Reform’s leader made a fool of himself at Davos while Brexit critic Mark Carney showed Keir Starmer that closer EU ties are the only way forward

The Brexit project was dreamed up, funded and led by City boys. No wonder they fear Starmer moving closer to the EU

Is it any wonder the EU is so hesitant when dealing with the PM, especially as his successor is likely to take such a different view on Europe?

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Farage and Badenoch’s attacks on a weakened PM underline that he’s not the messenger to deliver a customs union or even a second referendum

Former Brussels foreign minister Cathy Ashton says the union would be ‘insane’ to take back the UK without consensus that we wouldn’t leave again

The Conservative leader has been repeating a strange phrase from peer Daniel Hannan comparing Brexit to a burger

If 2026 is to improve on 2025, the UK must start behaving like a serious country at long last

Britain’s botched departure from the European Union is to join a litany of flops including the Titanic, Sinclair C5 and The Body Shop

The paper is targeting the very trade deal it once championed loudly

No parties will accompany the 10-year anniversary of the EU referendum - but better times could lie ahead

Shadow Home Office minister Matt Vickers insisted one needed only to "come up north" to see how Brexit had succeeded

The GB News and Spectator owner says he always knew there would be short-term economic downsides to Brexit. He kept that quiet

The Erasmus scheme allowed millions of UK students to broaden their horizons – and also their private lives

Rejoining the reciprocal study scheme has infuriated Brexiteers - and given new impetus to calls for a full return to the EU

National Rally’s Jordan Bardella is no backer of Frexit, despite meeting Nigel Farage in London

The British electorate are now overwhelmingly pro-remain. And yet the europhobes still argue the votes of the dead count for more than the views of the young

Subscribers are queuing up to criticise an article that called leaving the EU “an unmitigated economic failure”

The government should have agreed to join a key European defence scheme - there can only be one explanation for why it did not

Why does a man responsible for delivering one of the most shattering economic blows in Britain’s history still regard himself as an economic authority?

Nick Thomas-Symonds, minister for EU negotiations, points the way to a showdown that would make Farage squirm

The frontman for Vote Leave’s lies derides a new study on leaving the EU - but no-one is listening

The author and academic chose the day after yet more Brexit bad news to declare Britain's disastrous withdrawal from the EU a "score draw"

A promise by Nigel Farage may come back to haunt him if he ever becomes prime minister

Whether criticising our institutions, sucking up to the US or fleeing for warmer climes, it turns out that the Brexiteers don’t seem to love the UK after all

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The architect of Boris Johnson’s botched Brexit deal has been appointed director-general of the right wing think tank