Brexit

Britain and the EU are nearing an agreement in Northern Ireland. But will the hardliners let it happen?

New staff needed to cope with the government’s controversial retained EU law bill will cost Whitehall dearly in a financial crisis

The Retained EU Law Bill puts the right to paid holiday and equal pay at risk. This week, MPs have their final chance to stop it

Support for leaving the European Union has dramatically fallen across the bloc, much to the shock of Brexiteers

While Keir Starmer seeks to be more Catholic than the Pope, the London Mayor is speaking out on the disaster of Brexit

Why Rees-Mogg’s bill to sunset EU laws is so inflammatory and what you can do about it

The NHS could now do with the financial boost as promised on side of the Brexit bus seven years ago

Keir Starmer is right if he thinks the localised control agenda is a powerful weapon for Labour. But, if he thinks it's easily delivered, he's wrong

Brexit was supposed to save the UK’s fishing industry. Instead, it has made its plight even worse

Now even the cheerleading hacks who propped up this government are seeing the truth about Britain after Brexit

One in three Conservative voters believe Brexit is more trouble than it’s worth. But will this waning support for Britain’s exit from the EU ever be acted upon?

Successive UK governments have long realised that it is cheaper to import doctors than to train our own, but it raises serious moral and ethical questions

Leader Richard Tice says his party can wipe out Rishi Sunak at the next election. But what would come next?

Keir Starmer's attempt to adopt the language of Vote Leave has divided commentators and Twitter alike

Just a tiny fraction of England’s farms have received payment under the government’s sustainable farming incentive

The Brexiteers dismissed fears over lorry queues at Dover. Now the government has called in a charity to deal with a disaster of its own making

We’re in a recession, energy bills are due to rise again and the timebomb of an ageing population ticks on. But Britain continues to live in a fantasy

Looking for a new year's resolution? Promise yourself a German passport

The PM doesn’t seem very keen to have a bonfire of EU rules. And that spells trouble – for him

The Taoiseach’s admission about Brexit errors is not the climbdown they think it is

A new poll should concern Keir Starmer as much as Rishi Sunak

The mythology of the Glencoe massacre endures to this day. It would take historians and spin doctors far greater than I to erase this

Leaving the EU has left the wine import/export business with a shocking hangover

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