All news on the topic: Brexit

Queen Elizabeth II was a Remainer who did not support Brexit but thought that EU bureaucracy was "ridiculous", according to a new book.

The Arla cooperative says five in six farmers receive very few or zero applications for job vacancies

Scientists received €735m in grants in 2024 after the UK rejoined the programme as an associate member post-Brexit

Jonathan Reynolds says ‘I understand the frustrations people have’, as police brace for further unrest

Biometrics app not ready, meaning travellers through Port of Dover will have to exit vehicles to have identity verified

It was once considered one of the fundamental rules of Brexit. Not anymore.

The UK will have to ban many pesticides, hitting food production, with farmers already reeling from Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tax raid

The British prime minister states that ‘Britain is back on the world stage’ but encounters criticism from right-wing Brexit supporters.

Agreement could cut airport queues, caused by need to have passports stamped after Brexit

A BBC News investigation has discovered that three Bulgarians, who were convicted of espionage for Russia, had previously attended an event at the Palace of Westminster.

Tickets to hear the former prime minister speak at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall cost up to £160, not including the meet-and-greet.

Sadiq Khan is expected to tell EU diplomats that "Brexit was a mistake" as he contends that strengthening ties with the trading bloc would help counteract Donald Trump’s tariff threats.

Rupert Murdoch’s second son discloses bitter details setting the stage for a courtroom clash over the News Corp empire.

Although the UK may not be directly in the line of fire, the ripple effects on global trade have British businesses concerned.

Sir Keir Starmer is heading to Brussels to join a gathering of European Union leaders – the first time a British prime minister has done so since Brexit.

Lord Arbuthnot, who campaigned for wrongly convicted sub postmasters, said it sent the message the country ‘doesn’t care about the unethical behaviour shown by Fujitsu’

A new tax system means higher prices for some of the U.K.’s favorite tipples.

Lawyers for the European Union on Tuesday told an arbitration tribunal that Britain’s ban of fishing for sandeels in its North Sea waters breached an agreement on fishing rights both sides struck after Brexit.

The government is set to make the case to Donald Trump’s new administration that there is no need for huge tariffs on UK exports to the US, the business secretary has said.

The European Union’s new trade chief responsible for post-Brexit negotiations has told the BBC that a "pan-European [customs] area is something we could consider" as part of "reset" discussions between the UK and EU.

The humble sandeel is set to take centre stage in the first courtroom trade battle between the UK and EU since Brexit.

Brexit bankroller and Nigel Farage pal Arron Banks is unable to attend his own £150,000 party celebrating Donald Trump’s return to the White House after being denied US entry.