The Latest Breaking News from Brexit

Ex-SNP leader told off for saying: ‘Every aspect of Brexit has been a false economy’

The UK picked a bad year to have a political crisis in 2022. The markets were already jittery because the global economy was struggling to recover from COVID. The war in Ukraine drove up energy costs, leading to high inflation and a cost of living crisis in many developed economies.…

Scotland’s former health secretary Jeane Freeman also told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry that problems with distribution led to PPE shortages.

Letters: An exhibition of medieval English art can teach us about today – and Brexit, write Andrew Hillier and David Redshaw

A BOARD set up to work on Scotland’s preparations to deal with a pandemic had to suspend meetings for over six months prior to the Covid outbreak…

When senior British politician Michael Gove announced in 2016 that the public had “had enough of experts” in the lead up to the Brexit vote, it highlighted a growing trend for questioning the authority and power of experts.

He said Brexit has made attracting talent “substantially more difficult”

Gillian Russell, a senior civil servant in Scotland, has given evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

Portugal’s National Maritime Authority will start cracking down on loud music being played on beaches in the country, with those bothered by noisy tunes urged to report nuisance beachgoers