Brexit

Can this British mercantile mentality ever be changed? Or perhaps the EU is simply better off without us

Britain can no longer avoid the blindingly obvious. But our leaders seem intent on doing so

Brexit was always going to be a recipe for the long-term decline of London as a financial centre Any ideas that suggested otherwise were ludicrous

Less of a political slogan and more of a statement of fact, Britain's decline under the Tories is now recognised well beyond our shores

Forget the rejoin label, we need to start again with our rhetoric

Bands, lawyers and architects are all suffering as Brexit damages a sector that makes up 80% of the UK economy

Neil Kinnock introduced me to a new word this week and it perfectly sums up the silence and dishonesty surrounding the Brexit debate

Its failure to break through has left room for far-right parties to prosper across the continent

Nurses are the heart of the NHS. They are dedicated, skilled, knowledgeable and wise. This is why it’s time to value them and pay them properly

We must be realistic and patient when it comes to the campaign for rejoining the European Union

Brexit has damaged British construction through a self-inflicted skills shortage and higher prices for imported raw materials

Brexit created an economic black hole. But, some politicians would still rather fall in it than fill it in

Brexit sent the message that we have detached ourselves from economic reality. With that, investors' confidence evaporated

Ex-Defra secretary George Eustice has admitted that post-EU trade deals are a disaster for our farmers. But agriculture’s problems don’t end there

Many of those who backed leaving the EU now admit that it has damaged Britain. Are we near a tipping point?

Britain has collapsed under Brexit. Now, the Tories must pay for this crisis with a generation out of power

Seaside towns like Skegness are yet to experience the 'merits' of Brexit and levelling up just isn't cutting it

The government’s Brexit policy has devastated the sector – and opened up a £7bn black hole in public finances

The minister who helped negotiate the Australia trade deal now admits it was rubbish. Might Sunak be heading for a similar revelation – on Brexit itself?

The logic of a British passport is sound enough. But, it underlines how much we have lost for the little we have gained

Brexit has been a car crash. When will we have a leader brave enough to tell the truth about this?

Five years after we upset the people of Skegness by describing their town as Brexitland-on-Sea, we handed MARTIN FLETCHER a tin helmet and sent him back to see if their sunlit uplands ever materialised

'Wimbledonisation' helped the City of London become Europe’s financial capital. But leaving the EU has been much less of an advantage

Rejoining the single market would begin to offer some stability to our troubling times

New Labour’s architect says only rebuilding bridges with the EU will solve what Sunak calls Britain’s ‘profound economic challenge’

UK manufacturing is reeling from a double whammy of Brexit idiocy, and the future looks scary

Brexit-induced labour shortages are going to be a limiting factor in the pursuit of growth, growth, growth

Liz Truss has joined the ranks of Tory PMs who fell partly or wholly thanks to internal posturing over the continent. Will Sunak be next?

The national rejoin march saw large crowds of people take to the streets of the capital

If the UK is forced to endure another Tory government, is there anyone out there who might be willing to face facts on Brexit?