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UK Rejects EU Proposal to Ease Travel for Young Adults

The UK government rejected the European Union’s proposal to negotiate a post-Brexit deal for young adults to move across the Channel more easily.

EU Commission chief says 'Gibraltar is Spanish' in major slap to Britain

EU Commissioner Margaritis Schinas's recent claim on the Rock has reignited the long-standing dispute over Gibraltar's sovereignty.

UK Parliament approves deal to end political stalemate in Northern Ireland

Brexit victory as huge UK manufacturer goes on hiring spree in key sign of boom

One of Britain's busiest foundries has increased its workforce by 20 per cent as orders fly in thanks to Brexit.

UK asked to choose between Internment Camps or Box No.3

Sir Keir Starmer's Meeting With Macron Sparks Debate Over UK-EU Relations and Brexit Demands

The meeting between Sir Keir Starmer and President Emmanuel Macron, scheduled for Tuesday, is expected to revolve around the post-Brexit landscape and the potential for renegotiations with the EU.

Brexit deal is broken – but here are five reasons Keir Starmer mustn't renegotiate it | Politics | News

ANALYSIS: As each week passes, Sir Keir Starmer reveals more and more about Labour's true plans - now we are beginning to get an idea of his plans to slowly reverse Brexit.

POLL: Do you think the Brexit deal needs renegotiating?

Sir Keir Starmer has said Labour will seek a 'better' Brexit deal if the party wins the next general election. But do you think this is needed?

Labour vows to renegotiate Brexit deal, Keir Starmer pledges

Although unclear if the EU would be willing to renegotiate the accord, Starmer's pledge is likely to prove popular with many Labour voters, who have been critical of the current Brexit deal.

after the use of chemical weapons on civilians in syria, then pm david cameron became the first sitting pm since 1782 to lose a parliamentary vote on military action. it postponed us airstrikes indefinitely, encouraged putin's russia, and what else? good evening. it's groundhog day at the post—brexit border. a fifth delay of the border checks and charges and red tape on eu food imports that were an inevitable consequence of the shape of the government's brexit deal. this part of the oven—ready deal is, after three years, not even fully thawed. which raises a rather important question, as we inch closer to a general election, probably next year, will these new checks actually ever see the light of day? the government did today acknowledge that these moves, when they do come in, will eventually add to headline inflation, albeit modestly. the opposition say they will negotiate a new veterinary agreement with the eu if they win power, which could lessen or even eradicate