Brexit

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

Who is the 'guru' telling Express readers how getting closer to the EU will kill growth in the face of overwhelming evidence?

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Labour’s refusal to think about joining the customs union shows reality is an alien concept

While the official Museum of Brexit is still yet to open its doors, Ireland's national museum is putting memorabilia to opposition on display

The LBC presenter suggested Rachel Reeves read a terrible tome about Brexit

Conmen don’t win people over with arguments. Instead, they reflect their dreams back at them – and everyone’s a sucker for that

An author hides behind a pseudonym to invent 75 reasons to celebrate Britain’s slow collapse

Blaming Reform’s leader for impending tax cuts only makes sense if you push the UK closer to the EU, too

In Farage and Badenoch's eyes, is even paying taxes in Britain good enough for EU nationals like me?

Leaving the ECHR would revive damaging wars with Brussels that Badenoch’s supporters don’t want

The Prosperity Institute’s plans have been tried and failed

By labelling the small boats heading to Britain's coast with the Reform leader's name, Labour are finally calling out the man responsible for Brexit

The Labour leadership candidate has taken every Brexit position possible. Now it’s time for him to spell things out

A thaw in UK relations and fear of Trump’s America has Brussels eager to forge closer links

The peer’s praise for “magnificent” Brexit is just another example of a discredited guru leading the government astray