Farage to Discuss Chagos Islands Deal with Trump at Mar-a-Lago Dinner
Nigel Farage meets Trump at Mar-a-Lago to discuss Chagos Islands deal; UK denies Iran policy U-turn; Green Party membership surges.
Category : Brexit
EU Flag Mandate for UK Universities Under Labour Deal
British universities must display the EU flag or risk fines under Labour's Erasmus deal, campaigners claim. Andy Burnham urged to scrap the costly scheme amid Brexit betrayal fears.
Brexit Rule Change: British Teens in EU Face Soaring UK Fees
From 2028, British passport holders living in the EU will lose home fee status for UK universities, facing international fees up to £44,214 per year and losing access to student loans.
Reeves Accused Of Brexit Reversal Over EU Rules Alignment
Rachel Reeves says closer EU ties are 'biggest prize' for UK growth, sparking accusations of Brexit reversal from Conservatives.
UK Could Adopt EU Single Market Rules Without Full Parliamentary Vote
UK ministers plan new bill allowing adoption of EU single market rules without full parliamentary vote, aiming to boost trade and economy.
Farage Rejects EU Compensation Clause in Labour's Brexit Deal
EU demands compensation clause in Brexit reset deal, dubbed 'Farage clause', to cover costs if UK reneges.
Starmer: Labour Must Keep Second Referendum Option Open
Keir Starmer says Labour must keep option of second EU referendum with remain on ballot, as Brexit deadlock continues.
Families of Melbourne teenagers killed by methanol in Laos 'shocked' by $185 fines for hostel staff
Families of Melbourne teenagers killed by methanol in Laos shocked by $185 fines for hostel staff; court case only related to destruction of evidence for American tourist.
Reeves: Brexit Is Done Deal, No Renegotiation
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says Labour found it's not dangerous to discuss mitigating Brexit harm, but rules out rejoining EU single market or customs union.
EU Rules May Force Renaming of British Snacks Under Starmer Deal
UK considers EU food labelling rules that may require renaming marmalade as 'citrus marmalade', sparking political backlash.
Queen's Implicit Brexit Concerns Highlight Constitutional Strain
The Queen's coded speech on Brexit reflects fears of constitutional crisis as political discord intensifies.
Doctors warn against TikTok 'parasite cleanse' trend promoted by influencers
Doctors warn against TikTok 'parasite cleanse' trend promoted by influencers, citing lack of evidence and potential harm.
Hard vs Soft Brexit: New Political Battle Lines Emerge
Analysis of the emerging hard vs soft Brexit divide in UK politics, its historical parallels, and implications for parties and voters.
Starmer’s EU Alignment Bill Aims to Boost UK Security and Economy
PM Starmer announces bill to align UK with EU rules by default, citing security and economic benefits amid global instability.
Three in five Gen Z Britons would vote to rejoin EU, poll finds
Poll: 60% of Gen Z Britons would vote to rejoin EU; 50% see Brexit as failure; 62% want new referendum within five years.
Burnham Slaps England Fans, Starmer Wouldn't Stoop So Low
Andy Burnham, set to become PM, told LBC England need improvement before dreaming of World Cup glory, sparking fury among fans after dramatic DR Congo win.
Readers Debate Privatisation, Gender Quotas, and School Demographics
Metro readers discuss privatisation of UK services, gender quotas in government, and white working-class school performance in a lively exchange.
Ex-Border Force chief urges 3 changes to stop asylum crisis
Former Border Force chief Tony Smith calls for longer detention, better technology, and intelligence reforms after convicted smuggler Twana Jamal is found living in Leicester and working illegally.
Ukraine War: Over 2 Million Military Casualties, Study Finds
A CSIS study reports over 2 million military casualties from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with Russian losses far exceeding Ukrainian. A missile attack on Kyiv killed at least eight.
Confusion Over Pub Hours for England's 1am World Cup Game
The Government has not extended pub licensing hours for England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, despite calls from MPs and reports that PM Starmer is considering it.
Starmer Condemns Deadly Russian Strikes on Kyiv as Barbaric
Sir Keir Starmer says he is ‘utterly appalled’ by Russia’s deadly drone and missile attack on Kyiv, which killed at least 18 people and injured scores more. The UK vows to increase pressure on Moscow.
GB News Interrupted by Migrant Alert, Viewers Outraged
GB News was interrupted by a breaking migrant alert as viewers blasted the coverage as 'outrageous'. Residents in Shropshire reportedly live in fear after a new-build estate houses asylum seekers.
Trump Demands Greenland, Attacks Nato and Europe at Davos
Trump escalates Greenland annexation demand at Davos, rules out force but warns Europe, then announces tariff delay after talks with Nato chief.
Trump Extends EU Trade Deal Deadline to 4 July Amid Greenland Tariff Threats
Trump extends EU trade deal deadline to 4 July, warning of higher tariffs if bloc fails to ratify, amid tensions over Greenland and steel.
German Tourist Dies After Venomous Snake Bite on Holiday in Egypt
German tourist, 57, dies after snake bite during a snake-charming show in Hurghada, Egypt.
Chronic UTIs: 'A scandal' of misdiagnosis and suffering for thousands of women
Thousands of women suffer chronic UTIs for years due to outdated tests and dismissive doctors. A new approach offers hope.
High-Risk Medical Evacuation from Antarctic Research Station
New Zealand air force evacuates three US staff from Antarctica in high-risk winter operation requiring extreme weather navigation and night vision flying.
EU Open to UK Customs Union Talks, Says Official
EU signals openness to UK customs union talks; Starmer seeks deeper trade ties but faces single market constraints.
Sunak's Migration Plan Raises Big Questions
Rishi Sunak's new immigration plan promises a unified command, faster returns, and bank data-sharing, but faces legal, logistical, and ethical hurdles.
Asylum Claim Costs Taxpayers £18.7K Each, Home Office Reveals
New Home Office figures show each asylum claim costs £18,700, with 93,525 claims in the year to March totaling £1.7bn. The data covers accommodation, support, and appeals.
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