The UK will refuse to pay the agreed so-called Brexit ‘divorce bill’ unless the European Union (EU) backs down on its attempt to force Northern Ireland to stay inside the bloc’s Customs Union.
Former British Prime Minister Sir John Major has made a curiously timed intervention in the ongoing Brexit debate, coming in the same week as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s attacks on the process, as well as former PM Tony Blair, and
The Prime Minister will push back against European Union (EU) demands that Northern Ireland effectively remain inside the Customs Union, despite agreeing in December to keep the region in “regulatory alignment” with the market.
The International Trade Secretary has blasted Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s plans to keep the UK tied to a European Union (EU) customs union whilst shunning trade deal with the U.S. and other large economies as a “sell-out of Britain’s interests.”
Unelected Brussels bureaucrats are set to demand the UK continues to obey the rulings of European Courts for an indefinite period after Brexit as they maintain their uncompromising stance in divorce negotiations.
Jeremy Corbyn has said his party will push to keep the UK permanently tied a customs union with the European Union after Brexit, appealing to Tory rebels to help him vote down the government and block or frustrate a clean, full Brexit.
Economic forecasters in Britain have suffered another blow to their credibility, being set to reverse a sharp growth downgrade and admit the country is in line for a £15 billion windfall.
Arch EU federalist and President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker claimed it would be better for Britain if he were Prime Minister.
The UK will sign up to European Union (EU) regulations on a “voluntary” basis but will be able to “diverge” from the bloc’s rules in some ways, the Cabinet has concluded after an eight hour Brexit meeting.
BRUSSELS (AP) — The leaders of European Union nations — minus Britain’s prime minister — met Friday to discuss how the bloc will cope with a multibillion-euro hole in its budget caused by Brexit.
Labour MPs believe the negotiated terms of leaving the European Union (EU) will be voted down in Parliament, forcing the government to attempt a rapid renegotiation or “reconsider” Brexit altogether.
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show net immigration remains high, but the scale of the inflow from the European Union has slowed — allowing workers’ pay to rise.
Theresa May’s government is set to surrender to European Union demands that mass, uncontrolled immigration continues for years after Brexit, an official familiar with talks has revealed.
Leading Brexiteer MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has said an indefinite Brexit ‘transition’ period would be a “perversion of democracy”, slamming a leaked government proposal containing no provision for immigration controls.
LONDON (AP) — Bank of England Governor Mark Carney sought Wednesday to quantify the short-term hit of Brexit to British households, but expressed hope that living standards will finally start to improve this year following a period of rising inflation.
Remain-supporting Prime Minister Theresa May has been accused of her most shocking betrayal of Leave voters yet, as it emerges she has asked the European Union for an indefinite so-called ‘transition’ period after Brexit.
More than 60 backbench Tory MPs have sent the Prime Minister a list of demands that will guarantee a clean break from the European Union with “full regulatory autonomy” outside the bloc.
The UK will not take advantage of Brexit to cut back environmental and workplace red tape, ministers claim in an effort to reassure those arguing Brexit is harmful.
Some of the UK’s best and brightest have banded together to form a new pro-Brexit group to counteract the propaganda that Leave supporters are dim-witted, ‘low-information’ voters.
It is “not acceptable” for the UK to control immigration after Brexit and throughout the so-called “transition period”, the European Parliament’s Brexit coordinator has said.
Nearly all the UK’s major anti-Brexit groups are coordinating in a fresh push to keep the country in the EU, launching a summer of campaigns, a music festival, a new app, and public adverts, starting in weeks.
Theresa May is calling for a security deal with the EU in Munich, while Germany’s foreign minister complains “we no longer recognise our America”.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel made a dig at Brexit during a press conference with Britain’s Theresa May in Berlin, saying she “deplores” it.
The Institute of Directors (IoD) has backed calls for the UK to remain tied to European Union (EU) institutions after Brexit, with the creation of a “partial” customs union.
Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said there is a new plot to reverse Brexit, with leading Tories backing giving largely pro-European Union (EU) 16 and 17-year-olds the vote.
The European Union has backed down from its plans to insert a ‘punishment clause’ into its Brexit deal with the United Kingdom, after leading Leave campaigners including Jacob Rees-Mogg said the country would not “roll over” for Brussels.
The notionally “Conservative” Daniel Hannan MEP has intervened in the Brexit debate in defence of Hungarian-American billionaire George Soros and other pro-mass migration backers such as the Koch brothers. Hannan — whose globalist duplicity I have written about many times
Bloomberg has had to report that British factories are putting in their best showing in five years — days after claiming Brexit Britain had fallen behind Greece to become the “Sick Man of Europe”.
Britain’s Foreign Secretary has used a Valentine’s Day speech to attack the idea that Brexit was a vote in favour of national sovereignty and conservative ideals. Attempting to repurpose the outcome of the vote as a big, liberal, globalist vision,
The European Union (EU) should not push to “humiliate” or “punish” the UK in Brexit talks, as it could backfire and harm the bloc, a spokesman for French President Emmanuel Macron has said.
Anti-Brexit ranters responded with glee to a surreal papier-mache carnival float depicting British Prime Minister Theresa May holding a deformed baby this week, despite the PM having gone on record just last year about the pain being unable to have children had caused her and her husband.
Anti-Brexit figures such as Member of Parliament Damian Collins are dissuading tech giants from investing in the United Kingdom, industry insiders have told Politico. Collins — a pro-Soros, hard-line Remain campaigner — is using his position as chairman of a
Britain will be plunged into its most acute constitutional crisis since the Second World War if Theresa May allows Brexit to be thwarted or watered down, former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said.
A leading economics professor has rebuked the establishment media reporting on a “secret government analysis”, stating that the true “cost of hard Brexit” would be within the margin of error in terms of economic growth rates. Prof. Tony Thirlwall —
The United Kingdom will continue to influence the world and “a lot” of countries will want bilateral trade deals with her after Brexit, according to BP boss Bob Dudley.
Globalist billionaire George Soros has decided to boost his support for campaigns against Brexit, which he calls a “tragic mistake”, adding a further £100,000 contribution to pro-remain group Best For Britain after his funding made headlines in the mainstream press.
Work on a separate registration scheme for European Union (EU) migrants arriving after Brexit has “barely begun” and “almost certainly” will not be ready in time, government sources have said.
The leadership of the Labour Party is secretly plotting with the European Union (EU) to potentially allow more migrants in and keep the UK tied to the bloc’s Customs Union, memos suggest.
Damian Collins, the Tory MP investigating far-fetched claims that Vladimir Putin swung the Brexit vote, is an ultra-Remainer and admirer of George Soros who spread state-manufactured ‘fake news’ during the EU referendum.
The Prime Minister is considering a plan to stay partially inside the European Union’s Single Market.
