The policing watchdog has claimed that Britain leaving the European Union next year will trigger a rise in “hate crimes”, and that officers should be responding to any report of a hate crime within one hour of reporting.
The new Brexit secretary is to ramp up preparations for a “no deal” Brexit, as both Brexiteer and pro-Brussels Tory MPs threaten to rebel against the Prime Minister’s widely unpopular Brexit deal.
Former UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson just gave the best and most important speech of his life: the one that might, with luck, save Brexit.
European Union (EU) Brexit negotiators are not keen on the Prime Minister’s customs plans for a “soft” Brexit and are set to continue hammering the UK on the issue of the Irish border at up-and-coming talks.
Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has made his highly-anticipated personal statement to the House of Commons, criticising the Prime Minister’s vision for Brexit, calling it a “Brexit in name only”.
Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party have sustained a lead over the Tories in opinion polls, with UKIP also gaining voters and party members since the Prime Minister announced plans for a “soft” Brexit.
The Electoral Commission has been called biased and politicised after attacking and fining the Vote Leave campaign — a move which sparked new calls for Brexit to be overturned.
More of the British public view Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson as a “leader” of people who back Brexit that they do Theresa May, the Prime Minister supposedly leading the UK out of the European Union (EU).
Theresa May’s top adviser Olly Robbins, accused of pushing for a “soft Brexit”, has purged the Brexit department of 50 of its best negotiating staff following the departure of the pro-Brexit minister David Davis.
The Prime Minister has been slammed as out of touch with working people after it emerged the government plans to send MPs on an early holiday, allegedly to avert a Brexit rebellion.
Double the number of voters want a clean exit from the European Union (EU) than those who want to follow the Prime Minister’s plan to keep the UK tied to the bloc’s rules, a shock poll has shown.
A ninth MP has resigned in the past week since Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May revealed her soft Brexit plan which has been branded a betrayal of Leave voters by prominent Eurosceptics.
President Donald J Trump has vowed to push for a “tremendously big” trade deal between the U.S. and UK after Brexit, despite Theresa May’s Chequers plan, which he has said could “kill” a future agreement.
Theresa May’s anti-Brexit former education secretary has slammed the Prime Minister’s Brexit proposals as “the worst of both worlds” and called for another referendum so Brexit can be blocked.
Steve Baker MP, who resigned from the Department for Exiting the European Union (DExEU) after Secretary of State David Davis over Theresa May’s ultra-soft Brexit plan, has revealed that the whole department is a sham, and claimed the “establishment elite” are working to overturn the EU referendum.
Theresa May, after making so many concessions to the EU, has revealed a “steely determination” to face down Brexit supporters, warning the country to accept her ultra-soft Brexit or risk “no Brexit at all”.
Star Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg appears to have finally lost patience with Prime Minister Theresa May, branding her a “Remainer who has remained a Remainer” after the publication of her ultra-soft Brexit white paper.
President Donald J. Trump tripled down on claims mass migration caused the Brexit vote in an interview on Air Force One, saying the impact on cities like London and Paris is “sad” and praising Hungary for its tough border policies.
Prime Minister Theresa May has revealed that President Donald Trump’s “brutal” advice on dealing with the EU was that she should sue the bloc instead of making concessions to it.
President Trump opened up on his meeting with Queen Elizabeth II in an interview on Air Force One.
A majority of Britons back U.S. President Donald J Trump sharing his views on Brexit and support the President meeting Queen Elizabeth II.
President Donald Trump offered Prime Minister Theresa May some kind words at their joint press conference at Chequers, but hinted he was not convinced she will take Britain out of the EU, and asked her to make sure she wins back the country’s trade powers if she does — and told the press she may yet take his “brutal” advice on how to deal with Brussels.
Boris Johnson “has got what it takes” to be Prime Minister, Donald Trump has said, in remarks praising the leading Brexiteer as “a very talented guy”.
President Trump just dropped the Mother of all Brexit Bombs on Theresa May.
Brexit supporters have expressed serious concerns over Theresa May’s blueprint for UK-Brussels relations, with leading eurosceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg asserting the document “recreates the worst aspects of the EU British people voted to leave”.
Martin Selmayr, the head of the EU bureaucracy once described as the ‘Rasputin of Brussels’, mocked England after they were knocked out of the World Cup by Croatia on social media.
Maria Caulfield MP, who resigned as Tory vice-chairman after Theresa May imposed her ultra-soft ‘Brexit’ plan at Chequers, has warned that a Downing Street “cabal” is treating Leave supporters “with contempt”.
President Donald Trump appeared to criticise Prime Minister Theresa May’s ultra-soft ‘Brexit’ plan ahead of his UK visit, suggesting it is not what the British people voted for.
President Trump really couldn’t have picked a better moment for his first official visit to the United Kingdom.
It has been more than two years since the British people voted to leave the European Union, but the country is no closer to independence.
President Donald Trump characterized Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “competitor” ahead of a July 16 bilateral meeting between the two in Helsinki, Finland.
President Trump has poured petrol onto the flames of UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit crisis by coming out for her chief opponent Boris Johnson.
Prime Minister Theresa May has escaped the prospect of a ‘no confidence’ vote in her party after a series of high-profile Cabinet resignations, but a poll has found that just 22 percent of voters trust her to get the best deal for Brexit.
President Donald Trump told reporters Tuesday he may talk to “friend” Boris Johnson when he arrives in the United Kingdom this week and described Theresa May’s future as prime minister as a matter left “up to the people.”
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” former UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage warned if British Prime Minister Theresa May remains in power, the United Kingdom exiting from the European Union in accordance with the 2016 Brexit vote. Farage called
