Leading New Zealanders have said the country is willing to forgive Britain for its “betrayal” of the Commonwealth in the 1970s, when Prime Minister Edward ‘Ted’ Heath severed many of the country’s commercial ties to enter the EEC, as the EU was known at the time.
The claim promoted in the mainstream media that Britain would be left £20 billion a year worse off under the “max fac” customs plan backed by Brexit supporting figures has been blasted as “propaganda” by UKIP’s leader.
In a recent op-ed, British politician Nigel Farage stated that Facebook is discriminating against conservative news websites.
Sources appear to have confirmed that Theresa May is attempting to tack a second so-called Brexit ‘transition’ on to the one she is currently negotiating with the EU, which would keep Britain inside the bloc’s Customs Union until at least 2023.
The non-UK born population of Britain has continued to surge after the Brexit vote, hitting a record high and approaching 10 million, with much of the growth down to open borders with Europe.
Leaked papers have revealed how the foreign-funded group ‘Best for Britain’ hopes to spend a £5.6 million war chest on subverting or overturning the British people’s vote to leave the European Union (EU).
Speaking on a European tour, Steve Bannon has expressed his confidence that the United Kingdom and the United States will conclude a successful trade deal, in remarks that come just days after revelations that he is once again advising U.S. President Donald Trump.
The UK could be legally bound to pay a massive £39 ($52) billion Brexit ‘divorce bill’, even if the European Union (EU) is uncooperative and refused to negotiate a future trade deal, a Brexit minister has admitted.
A massive 76 per cent of voters say peers in the House of Lords are “out of tune with the will of the British people” after they voted down the government on Brexit 15 times, a poll has found.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has broken ranks and attacked Theresa May directly, criticising her for backsliding on her Brexit promises live on lunchtime television.
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Arlene Foster has slammed pro-Brussels campaigners like Tony Blair and John Major for “using” Northern Ireland politically, as well as those propagating “myths” about a hard border after Brexit.
Brexiteer Cabinet members have backed down and supported the Prime Minister’s plan for a customs union “backstop” which could keep the UK tied to European Union (EU) rules for years after the divorce.
The UK is set to save more than £100 million after deciding to pull out of European Parliament elections in May next year.
New technology is expected to add 320,000 jobs to the British car industry by 2030, contrary to claims Brexit and mass automation would lead to big lay-offs.
Outspoken academic and author Dr. Jordan Peterson has suggested he backs Brexit in an appearance on the BBC, after presenter Jo Coburn asked if he was a “spiritual Brexiteer”.
The Irish Premier called for the UK to remain tied to the European Union’s (EU) Customs Union, as Theresa May prepares new Brexit proposals that she says will keep the bloc happy and the Irish border open.
The Guardian’s recent retraction of its claim that Leave.EU co-founder Arron Banks poured an extra £12 million into the EU referendum is just the latest example of bogus reporting on Brexit by the paper and sister publication The Observer.
A leading academic who said Brexit would dramatically reduce the British university sector’s standing in global rankings has admitted the claim was “plucked out of the air”.
Leading Brexit supporter Jacob Rees-Mogg MP has warned Britain faces “perpetual purgatory” in the European Union, after the government signalled it would be willing to remain tethered to the bloc’s Customs Union after 2021.
Brexit secretary David Davis has thrown the Prime Minister’s favoured ‘customs partnership’ into doubt, claiming it could, in fact, be illegal according to international law, as he backs a clean Brexit instead.
The left-wing Guardian newspaper has issued a correction after an article about the pro-Brexit group co-founded by Arron Banks was revealed to be based on false claims.
A clean Brexit, taking the UK out of the European Union’s (EU) Customs Union, is the public’s favourite option in relation to customs checks and trade after the UK’s divorce from the bloc, a survey has found.
Theresa May has attacked the leading Brexit-backing Tory Jacob Rees-Mogg in front of other MPs, slamming his support for a clean Brexit, outside the Customs Union with the Irish border open.
Pro-EU globalists from Britain’s three major parties have started a campaign to retain the strongest possible ties with the European Union — effectively derailing Brexit and continuing EU membership in all but name.
MEP and Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has spoken out after claims he could join Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party to win a seat in the House of Commons.
United Nations rapporteur Tendayi Achiume has claimed the United Kingdom is more racist after Brexit, said minorities face “overwhelming challenges and oppression”, and told the British government to reassure minorities, “especially Muslims”.
Pro-Brexit campaign group Leave.EU has hit back after being fined £70,000 by the electoral commission, who claim they overspent ahead of the 2016 referendum, and a senior figure has been referred to police.
‘Project Fear’ has been dealt yet another blow as a threatened ‘Brexodus’ of EU academics failed to materialise last year, with British universities attracting foreign staff in even greater numbers.
Populist independent UK MEP Janice Atkinson has demanded newly appointed Home Secretary Sajid Javid to start flying the Union flag and create a fast-track system for UK citizens at all ports of entry.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has launched a new initiative, allegedly directly supported by the European Union (EU), which frames Brexit as harming young people and a cause of “division” and anti-migrant sentiment.
Contents: Brexit negotiations in crisis as deadlines approach with no agreements; Theresa May’s two delusional proposals – Customs Partnership and Maximum Facilitation
The Foreign Secretary has defended a clean Brexit and blasted the Prime Minister’s “crazy” plan to keep the UK tied to the Customs Union, as Theresa May moves to pressure her cabinet into back the plan.
European Union (EU) bosses want to control the UK’s post-Brexit trade policy as they fear a hard left Labour regime led by Jeremy Corbyn will clam down on free trade and competition.
EU boss Jean-Claude Juncker argued Marx should not be judged for the Communist atrocities that took place in his name.
A UK Independence Party (UKIP) spokesman has been much mocked on social media for comparing the party’s disastrous performance in the English local elections to the Black Death.
Bureaucrats are telling the government that Britain cannot leave the EU’s Customs Union before 2023 – seven years after the public voted for Brexit.
BRUSSELS (AP) – European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Thursday appealed to Belgium to grant nationality to Britons who work at the European Union’s vast executive arm, as Brexit approaches next year.
The EU is in disarray as member-states push back against its next long-term budget, which will require significantly higher payments once Britain leaves.
Theresa May’s plan to keep the UK tied to the European Union (EU) with a “customs partnership” is faltering, as the bloc rejects it and the majority of her Brexit cabinet is now opposed.
Farage blasted the EU for having failed to heed the lessons of Brexit and pushing for further power grabs across the continent against the wishes of the people of the nations of Europe.
