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Brexit has boosted wage growth in the UK just as the Leave campaign predicted, economists have said.more

Brexit should not have been allowed to happen with the backing of only 52 per cent of voters, a former Tory Brexit minister has said. In a devastating admission, leading Brexiteer Steve Baker has admitted that the historic vote to leave the EU should have required a “super-majority” of 60 per cent.more

London’s ultra-low emissions zone (ULEZ) appears to be creating issues even miles away from the British capital. more

France and Germany are pushing forward plans to offer Britain and other European countries "associate EU membership", which could rebuild Britain's ties with the bloc.more

The leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, Keir Starmer, announced today that if it wins the forthcoming election to the House of Commons, it will seek to significantly renegotiate the deal reached with the European Union on the terms of Brexit.more

Anti-Brexit campaigners have called on Britain to rejoin the EU after it was announced the UK is to return to the bloc’s £85bn Horizon science programme. The agreement means researchers based in the UK can, from Thursday, apply for grants to take part in the collaboration programme after prime minister Rishi Sunak secured what he called “the right deal for British taxpayers”.more

The UK is returning to the EU's Horizon research and innovation funding program and Copernicus Earth observation program, the British government announced yesterday. For the past three years, British scientists have not been able to use them because of British-EU disputes over Brexit.more

Nearly half of Britons want a second Brexit referendum in the next 10 years, a new YouGov poll has revealed. More than a quarter of people support a referendum as soon as the end of 2023.more

Northern Ireland’s airports have called for the return of duty-free shopping for flights between the region and the European Union. Following the UK’s exit from the EU, from January 2021, duty-free shopping from airports in Great Britain was extended to include EU destinations.more

Whisky made in Wales has been given protected status like Welsh lamb. Single malt Welsh whisky is the first spirit to receive geographical indication (GI) status since UKGI was launched in 2021 after Brexit.more

The scale of exports of products manufactured in the UK to EU countries is growing, according to the latest statistics published by the Make UK group. As it was emphasized, the phenomenon takes place despite numerous warnings that Brexit will lead to the freezing of trade relations with the Communitymore

Mobile networks must tell people if they are going to be charged for using their phone abroad under new plans from the UK regulator.more

Piers Morgan is keen for another vote on Brexit as he slammed the current situation as a ‘dismal failure’. more

Bricklayers, plasterers and other construction jobs have been added to the government’s “shortage occupation list”, making it easier for foreign builders to come to Britain amid labour shortages partly caused by Brexit.more

The UK has formally signed an agreement to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Alliance for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a trade bloc of 11 countries bordering the Pacific. It is the UK's most important post-Brexit trade deal.more

There has been an "untold increase" in the number of high net worth Brits paying to become EU citizens post-Brexit, wealth experts have told 'The Telegraph'. more

Four in 10 voters think the Labour party’s Brexit policy is to rejoin the European Union, according to a new poll. more

The European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) will be implemented in 2024 - here are more details about the permit. People travelling to Europe will soon need a new document to enter countries such as Spain, Italy, France and Portugal.more

London's City Hall has been unable to fly the EU flag to mark the seventh anniversary of the UK voting to leave the union.more

Tim Martin told Andrew Marr that the cost of beer will “quite probably” increase to £8 a pint more

The Court of Justice of the EU finally dismissed the complaints of British citizens questioning the loss of their rights as citizens of the European Union as a result of Brexit.more

There are now more non-EU than EU workers in a number of sectors that were previously reliant on European citizens, demonstrating the Brexit effect and the impact of international events on immigration patterns. more

British business is looking for a new "safe haven" to stay in the single and rich EU market and avoid significant bureaucratic burdens. According to the data of the German group Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI), Germany is of particular interest to the British.more

Both Conservative and Leave voters have branded the UK’s split with the European Union a “failure” in a new shock poll.more

The former UKIP leader made the blunt admission as evidence grows over the economic harm to Britain of quitting the European Union.more