Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has mistakenly said Northern Ireland "voted to leave" the European Union as she defended her party's record on Brexit. In an interview with BBC News NI, she said: ...

Keir Starmer has linked the rise in small boat arrivals to Brexit, describing the crossings as "Farage boats".

Before Brexit, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland both followed the same EU VAT rules and had to apply them consistently. Since Brexit, divergence is possible because the UK can set its own ...

Britain's competition regulator has recommended replacing a legacy EU-era exemption for technology licensing agreements with a UK-specific framework, in a move aimed at modernising post-Brexit ...

Far from being distant from the Reform UK Leader, insiders told Byline Times that the former MEP convicted of bribery was one of Farage’s closest aides, while we reveal how Gill worked on the Kremlin’ ...

The findings stand in contrast to the apocalyptic tone taken by figures like Trump and Farage, who, following the Brexit vote in 2016, triumphantly predicted the EU’s imminent collapse and labelled it ...

A Labour MP has blamed Brexit for Rachel Reeves ’ tax-hiking Budget last October, adding that he hopes Britain rejoins the European Union in his lifetime. Andrew Lewin said leaving the EU has left ...

Kemi Badenoch is an unknown politician who the public do not trust, Britain’s top polling guru has said. The Tory leader has been unable to halt the decline in support for her party, which collapsed ...

LONDON – Britain’s opposition parties have pledged to shred Keir Starmer’s EU reset if they get into power. The U.K. public would rather they didn’t.

Starmer’s talk of ‘Farage boats’ and the ‘Boriswave’ is a clear attempt to pin blame for the dinghies on the Reform leader. Correct – up to a point, writes Sean O’Grady ...

With the Conservatives at their lowest ebb ever, leader Kemi Badenoch faces a fierce struggle to maintain the party’s relevance ...

The Irish border continues to face increasing challenges as Brexit’s effects unfold. Trade, security, and political tensions are all contributing to the worsening situation.