Ben Jennings Brexit cartoon marks 10th anniversary
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings depicts the UK's ongoing Brexit struggles, 10 years after the referendum, highlighting economic woes and political division.
Category : Brexit
Tories Urged to Face Brexit Truth as UK Decline Continues
Dr Denis MacShane says no Tory MP tells the truth about Brexit's failure, while Zhengli Zhou warns Britain's isolation is strategic folly.
Brexit Promises 10 Years On: What Actually Happened?
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, we examine 13 key Vote Leave promises—from £350m a week for the NHS to taking back control of borders—and assess which ones were kept, broken, or remain ambiguous.
Guardian Columnists Debate Brexit's Legacy 10 Years On
Three Guardian columnists reflect on Brexit's impact: economic costs, racism, and the path forward. They debate whether leaving the EU made UK richer or more divided.
‘We’re out’: The Story of the Brexit Campaign Told by Insiders
The inside story of the five months in 2016 that shaped the UK’s future, from Boris Johnson’s decision to back Leave to Jo Cox’s murder and David Cameron’s resignation, told by those with a front-row seat.
Brexit Vote 10 Years On: Why Leaving EU Was Right
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Guardian columnist Larry Elliott restates his leftwing case for leaving the EU, arguing Europe isn't working and Brexit created opportunity for change.
Guardian Q&A: Brexit 10 Years On and Burnham's Rise
Join a Guardian journalist for a Q&A marking 10 years since the UK's Brexit vote, with questions on Andy Burnham's likely ascent to prime minister after Starmer's premiership ends.
Europe's Media Baffled by UK's Post-Brexit Turmoil
European media liken Downing Street to a transit station as Keir Starmer becomes the sixth UK PM to resign since 2016, with Brexit blamed for chronic instability.
UK Put UAE Ties Ahead of Sudan Genocide Prevention: MPs
The British government prioritized relations with the UAE over preventing genocide in Sudan, ignoring intelligence on Ethiopian support for the RSF, a Yale investigator will tell MPs.
UK could rejoin EU on 'short' timeline, says Barnier
Michel Barnier says the UK could rejoin the EU quickly due to regulatory alignment, but warns there will be 'no cherrypicking' on single market rules.
Brexit 10 Years On: Blue Passports, Big Ben, and Bpoplive Quiz
Test your memory of the weirdest moments from the UK's Brexit negotiations, from blue passports to Boris Johnson's banana comments, in this 18-question quiz marking the 10th anniversary of the referendum.
Poll: Should Nigel Farage Be Knighted for Brexit?
Nigel Farage, the key figure behind Brexit, faces calls for a knighthood on the 10th anniversary of the EU referendum, but critics blame him for economic damage. Vote now.
UK Political Instability Second Biggest Worry for Foreign Investors
UK foreign direct investment projects fell 14% in 2025, with political instability flagged as the second biggest disadvantage for investors, behind energy costs, according to EY's UK Attractiveness Survey.
Express Celebrates Brexit 10th Anniversary with 10p Offer
The Daily Express marks 10 years since Brexit with a special 10p-a-day Premium offer, redesigned website, and exclusive content featuring Nigel Farage, Jacob Rees-Mogg, and a Spitfire flypast.
Poll: Which Labour Politician Poses Biggest Brexit Threat?
With a Cabinet shake-up looming, the Express examines five key Labour figures' Brexit stances. Vote now on who poses the biggest threat to Brexit.
Brexit Voters: Britain Worse Off 10 Years After EU Vote
Ten years after Thurrock voted 72.5% for Brexit, residents say politicians haven't delivered on border control or economic promises, with many now backing Reform UK for change.
Queen Elizabeth's Brexit Views Revealed in Five Words
Queen Elizabeth II reportedly told a senior minister in 2016 that 'We shouldn’t leave the EU,' revealing her private view on Brexit, according to The Times.
Burnham's Brexit Silence Could Hand Farage Victory
Andy Burnham, odds-on to be PM, avoided Brexit questions in his 65% Leave constituency. Critics fear he will erode Brexit by stealth, handing Nigel Farage a dividing line to win back Red Wall voters.
Wales FM: Brexit was 'economic self-sabotage'
Wales' First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth calls Brexit the 'greatest act of economic self-sabotage in modern history,' citing £4bn damage to Wales and advocating for EU re-entry.
Ebbw Vale 10 Years After Brexit: Hopes Dashed, Deprivation Deepens
Ebbw Vale voted 62% for Brexit in 2016, seeking change. A decade later, residents say little has improved, with deprivation rising and EU funding lost, while Labour's grip on the Valleys crumbles.
Starmer Blames Brexit in Fightback Plan After Election Loss
Keir Starmer blames Brexit for local election losses, vows closer EU ties and a decade of national renewal amid leadership challenges.
Brexit 10 Years On: North East Leaders Debate Legacy
A decade after the Brexit referendum, North East leaders reflect on the region's economic impact, from Nissan's survival to SME casualties, and debate whether leaving the EU was a disaster or the right choice.
Scottish Independence 'Challenge of the Next Decade' - Minister
On the 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote, Scottish Europe minister Stephen Gethins says independence is the 'challenge of the next decade', citing harm to Scotland.
Vote Leave Founder Warns Burnham as PM Threatens Brexit
Andy Burnham's likely premiership endangers Brexit, warns Vote Leave founder Lord Elliott, citing left-wing pressure to rejoin EU and dynamic alignment risks.
Edinburgh attack victims 'deeply traumatised' - Swinney
John Swinney says victims of alleged anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh are 'deeply traumatised' as counter-terror police investigate. The First Minister expressed solidarity with the Muslim community.
Boris Johnson's Brexit Role in Three Words by Frost
Lord David Frost says Boris Johnson was 'crucial' to winning the 2016 referendum and delivering Brexit, stating 'No and no' when asked if it could have been done without him.
Esther McVey: Remoaners Must Learn Brexit Lesson
Ten years after Brexit, Esther McVey argues the public was right to vote Leave for sovereignty, immigration control, and economic freedom, and warns against backdoor re-entry.
New SNP MP Swears Allegiance to 'Sovereign People'
New SNP MP Lara Bird, elected in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry, swore allegiance to the 'sovereign people of Scotland' during her swearing-in at the House of Commons, crossing her fingers during the oath to the King.
Aftershocks of Brexit: Fearful Prospect for Ireland
Brexit's aftershocks continue to destabilise Ireland, with unresolved trade issues and political tensions threatening the Good Friday Agreement and economic stability.
Brexit Bellwether Constituencies Revisited 10 Years On
From north-east Scotland to Romford, London, the Guardian revisits five bellwether constituencies from the 2016 EU referendum campaign to hear how voters now feel about Brexit a decade on.
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