The European Commission’s hardline Brexit negotiator has reasserted that the UK cannot “have autonomy anymore” over its trade policy if it remains tied to the bloc’s Customs Union.
The Labour Party is moving to block the possibility of walking away from the European Union (EU) with a ‘no deal’, as former Prime Minister Tony Blair demands a second vote to reverse Brexit.
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 Labour party is open to allowing the European Court of Justice (ECJ) retaining power over the UK after Britain leaves the European Union (EU), the Shadow Brexit Secretary has said.
Labour Party MPs will collude with Tory rebels to force the prime minister into giving Parliament a binding vote on whether or not to reject the final European Union deal (EU) and potentially block Brexit.
A large majority of UK voters would rather Britain leave the European Union (EU) without a deal than accept a deal that is not in the nation’s best interest.
Even as the European Union attempts to enforce a ban to prevent the United Kingdom from opening channels with the rest of the world to discuss trade deals, the bloc is engaging in what have been described as “back-room talks” with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn over the future shape of Brexit.
Labour’s Shadow Brexit Secretary has used the party conference to insist the UK could stay inside the European Union’s (EU) Customs Union and Single Market
Labour has retreated even further from its previous support for a clean Brexit from the EU’s Single Market and Customs Union, with Sir Keir Starmer suggesting Britain should stay in the latter indefinitely.
EU loyalist Peter Mandelson has promised “gruelling political trench warfare” as the Government the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill in Parliament.
Contents: Britain’s Labor party makes dramatic U-turn on Brexit policy proposals; UK’s Tory government struggles with Brexit policy positions; Ireland calls Theresa May’s Irish border proposal ‘delusional’
Labour has pledged its support for the United Kingdom remaining in the European Union’s Single Market during the transition period, backsliding on the party’s manifesto promise to leave the internal market by 2019.
Labour has been slammed for “betraying” voters as shadow ministers appear to pressure leader Jeremy Corbyn towards forcing a vote on Single Market membership – something which could split the Tory party and cause Brexit chaos.
Long-time Labour MP and Brexit supporter Kate Hoey was subjected to a torrent of “bile” from Hard Left trolls and EU loyalists for sharing a Breitbart report covering Shadow Trade Secretary Barry Gardiner’s commitment to a clean Brexit from the EU’s Single Market and Customs Union.
The Government has published a bill to repeal the European Communities Act 1972, which handed away Britain’s sovereignty to Brussels – but Remainers have vowed to fight it to the bitter end.
Jeremy Corbyn’s Shadow Brexit Secretary is demanding that Theresa May drop her “unhelpful” commitment to ending the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice over Britain once it leaves the EU. Brussels officials are insisting that the ECJ or another
The Labour Party has thrown its position on Brexit into further confusion after reneging on a pledge to support ending Free Movement within hours of having made it.
