London’s free sheet newspaper Metro has spun a pro-Brexit, anti-sugar tax warning by the pub chain J.D. Wetherspoon as anti-Brexit news, even inventing a fake “profit warning” along the way.
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon has lauded Breitbart London and former UKIP leader Nigel Farage for the key roles they played in the Brexit campaign. Speaking in a wide-ranging interview with The Spectator — one of a large number
Brussels is set to back down and allow the UK to sign trade deals whilst still inside the bloc’s Single Market and Customs Union, during the agreed so-called Brexit ‘transition period’.
A group of Members of Parliament and other parliamentary staff cost taxpayers £84,000 for a trip to the United States to investigate the phenomenon of fake news, spending a remarkable 11,506,749 per-cent more on the jolly than the total spent by the alleged Kremlin “troll farm” on Facebook adverts during the Brexit referendum campaign.
Leading Brexit-supporting Jacob Rees-Mogg has argued the European Union (EU) is manipulating the issue of the Irish border in an attempt keep the UK tied to many of its rules and regulations.
The UK will continue to pay the agreed so-called Brexit ‘divorce bill’ for almost 50 years until 2064, largely thanks to Brussels bureaucrats’ generous pensions, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has estimated.
The unelected European Commission has made dire predictions for the UK economy ahead of Brexit trade talks, contradicting the recent claims of the Chancellor.
Sir Vince Cable, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, has claimed “white nostalgia” and older voters longing for a time when “faces were white” drove the Brexit vote.
Jean-Claude Juncker’s chief of staff (pictures above, right) has engineered a dramatic “coup”, installing himself as the new Secretary-General of the European Commission, in what one senior Eurocrat has called “an impeccably prepared and audacious power-grab” at the top of the European Union.
The European Commission has taken the extraordinary step of threatening to sue the United Kingdom if President Trump exempts Britain from U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium.
The stench of hypocrisy and the reek of duplicity remain alive and well with the EU and its camp followers on trade tariffs, writes Global Britain’s Brian Monteith.
Arlene Foster, who leads the Brexit-supporting Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) which props up Theresa May’s minority government in Parliament, has slammed Remainers for using the threat of violence in Northern Ireland as a political expedient.
The EU’s hostile front against the UK in the ongoing Brexit talks faces collapse, as the populists who routed the establishment in the Italian elections insist the bloc must back down and offer a generous and constructive deal.
The government is preparing to hand the European Union (EU) even more immigration “concessions” in Brexit talks, after already bowing to almost all of the bloc’s demands on this issue.
Fewer than one bogus asylum seeker in ten arriving in the UK from the EU is transferred back, thanks to “completely useless” Brussels rules.
The European Union (EU) is urging the U.S. not to exclude the UK from steel tariffs, demanding President Donald J. Trump treats the UK as part of “a whole body” EU, even as it leaves the bloc.
The European Union (EU) has demanded the UK pay them a £2.4 billion fine shortly before Brexit talks commence, claiming the government has not done enough to fight the Chinese gangs smuggling goods into Britain.
The European Parliament has been told Brexit will see Human Rights protections in the UK slashed, making trade and security cooperation difficult after Britain leaves the European Union (EU).
LONDON (AP) — One of the British government’s biggest Brexit cheerleaders has slammed warnings of an “economic black hole” when the country leaves the European Union and equated talk of punishing the country to “the language of a gang.”
British exports are at their strongest since 2010, according to a report by Heathrow Airport and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) — making a mockery of claims that post-referendum “uncertainty” would crash the economy.
Former Breitbart News Executive Chairman has recalled the Brexit victory night in the opening part of his speech in Zurich this week. Bannon was hosted by Die WeltWoche, delivering an hour-long address on the populist-nationalist revolt taking place across the
Days after abrasive Europhile airline boss Michael O’Leary announced his intention to force Brits to see the Brexit debate from his point of view by grounding his aircraft, the Ryanair chief of marketing has spoken out to confirm the company will not actually be deliberately sabotaging its own business out of spite over the EU membership vote.
Cabinet Remainer-in-Chief Philip Hammond has sparked anxiety in Britain’s coastal communities by casually announcing that the country’s fisheries could be sold out as part of a Brexit deal.
The European Council has rejected the Prime Minister’s latest Brexit proposals – for remaining in some agencies and in line with some rules – as well as demanding continued access to the UK’s territorial fishing waters.
The boss of Irish airline Ryanair has threatened to ground flights to make British voters “rethink” Brexit and prove that “everything will fundamentally change” when the UK leave the bloc.
BRUSSELS (AP) — The Northern Ireland party that props up the government of British Prime Minister Theresa May insists that European Union proposals to avoid a hard border in Ireland after Brexit are “not acceptable.”
British fishermen are worried Theresa May will sell out their industry to the EU, as Brussels negotiator Michel Barnier courts their European rivals in Denmark.
Britain’s post-referendum economy is continuing to perform strongly, with manufacturing set to outperform the rest of the economy.
Brussels bureaucrats are set to reject the Prime Minister’s proposals for the Irish border and a unique but ‘softer’ form of Brexit, offering only a trade deal such as that agreed with Canada.
Prime Minister Theresa May has said the European Union (EU) will have a say in setting the UK’s migration policy after Brexit, moments after giving a speech about a ‘softer’ form of Brexit.
Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon has slammed the EU for its “vicious and dismissive” towards Britain, and is treating British voters with “contempt”.
Prime Minister Theresa May has taken the bizarre step of coming out to bat for the EU against U.S. President Donald Trump, after the bloc threatened to trigger a damaging “trade war” by levying tariffs on several iconic American brands.
Donald Trump is getting tough on the European Union, after the bloc’s unelected leaders threatened to levy punitive tariffs on iconic American brands in response to his attempts to protect American steelworkers.
Arch-Remainer Tony Blair has been humiliated after a poll by his Institute for Global Change asking if Britain should stay in the EU found an overwhelming majority in favour of ‘Hard Brexit’.
Theresa May has insisted the UK will leave the European Union’s (EU) Customs Union and Single Market, but still remain close to many of the bloc’s institutions, rules, and regulations after Brexit.
The European Union is poised to drag Britain into a damaging trade war with the United States, as Brussels prepares to retaliate against measures designed to protect American metalworkers.
The Prime Minister will elaborate on what areas the UK will remain tied down by European Union (EU) rules and regulations in a Brexit speech Friday.
Facebook has told MPs conducting a “fake news inquiry” it has found no new evidence of a coordinated attempt by Russian-linked accounts to target voters in the Brexit campaign and influence the vote.
European Council President Donald Tusk has doubled down on demands that Northern Ireland remains tied to the European Union’s (EU) rules after Brexit, shortly before a critical meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May.
Tony Blair has called on the EU to help Remain loyalists keep Britain inside the bloc, and claimed Brexit could lead to civil war.
