The Latest Breaking News from Brexit

Had Scottish nationalists got their way, 2023 would have seen the country head to the polls in a second referendum over independence from the United Kingdom – and they might have won. Whereas the first attempt in 2014 resulted in 55% voting “no,” polls suggest that after Brexit, a majority…

For the past few years, the U.S. and the U.K. have followed strikingly similar political trajectories. Against all odds, populist uprisings captured both countries’ conservative parties, secured power and embarked on projects of national transformation. These efforts went badly (to put it generously), and in due course support for the…

Lunchtime talks between Foreign Secretary and the European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic took place in London

'Those claiming to represent voters must stop insulting our intelligence'

But Stormont parties gave a mixed reaction to the data-sharing announcement

Britain agreed on Monday a way forward on sharing live data with the European Union on trade with Northern Ireland, a step towards resolving longstanding issues arising from post-Brexit trade rules governing the region.

A majority of the UK public now believe Brexit is causing more problems than it solved, according to a new survey.

Survey finds 33% of Conservatives believe costs outweighing benefits

British foreign minister James Cleverly will on Monday seek to inject fresh momentum into talks with the EU on resolving disputes over a post-Brexit trade relationship when he hosts the European Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic in London.