O’Neill: Starmer treated NI as second-class citizens
Michelle O’Neill claims Sir Keir Starmer refused to meet the Stormont Executive, treating Northern Ireland as second-class citizens, as party leaders react to his resignation.
Category : Brexit
Post-Brexit Passport Rule Could Ruin Your Holiday
Post-Brexit passport rule catches UK holidaymakers heading to EU; passports issued over 10 years ago invalid even if unexpired.
UK pushes for two-year youth mobility deal with EU
UK ministers aim to finalise a two-year youth mobility scheme with the EU by 2026, allowing tens of thousands of young people to live and work abroad.
Zelensky Vows to Bring War Home to Russia as Ukraine Strikes
Ukraine's President Zelensky threatens to 'bring the war home to Russia' as Kyiv strikes both sides of the Kerch Strait, targeting the £3 billion bridge and energy infrastructure to cripple Putin's war economy.
Starmer's Exit Speech Drowned Out by Satirical Brexit Song
Keir Starmer's resignation speech was nearly drowned out by a satirical 'Brexit Song' played loudly outside Downing Street, with Beethoven's Ode to Joy adapted to a pro-Leave tune.
‘No quick fix’: Readers divided on Greenland threat and rejoining the EU
Readers are divided on whether Trump's Greenland threat makes rejoining the EU a good idea, with supporters citing security and critics warning of political toxicity.
Starmer to Resign: PM Expected to Announce Exit Plan Monday
Keir Starmer is expected to announce his resignation timetable on Monday, clearing the way for Andy Burnham to become Prime Minister after his by-election win.
Ten Years On, Support for EU Membership Grows
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, 53% of Brits now support EU membership, with 62% viewing Brexit as a failure. Economic damage includes 8% GDP loss and £870 more on household goods annually.
EU Border System Delays May Persist for Two Years, Official Warns
EU border system delays may persist for two years, causing travel chaos and dampening holiday bookings, officials warn.
Scottish Labour Councillor Backs Independence from UK Party
Kenneth Duffy, a senior Scottish Labour councillor, backs the 'Just for Scotland' campaign to make the party independent from UK Labour, citing Westminster's 'Netflix-style' politics and five consecutive Holyrood election defeats.
Brexit Debate Reignites as UK Leadership Hopefuls Clash Over EU Future
Brexit debate reignites as UK leadership candidates clash over EU future, with economic damage and geopolitical shifts driving calls for closer ties.
UK to align with EU rules without parliamentary votes
UK plans new bill to adopt EU single market rules via secondary legislation, bypassing full parliamentary votes, as part of post-Brexit reset.
Andy Burnham Rules Out EU Return in Byelection Bid
Andy Burnham wins Makerfield byelection, boosting leadership bid and ruling out EU return, as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer.
Labour to Introduce Bill to Align with EU Laws in New Brexit Reset
Labour to introduce bill granting ministers powers to align UK regulations with EU standards, sparking parliamentary battles over Brexit reset.
Asylum Backlog: 44,000 Years to Clear Under Labour
Labour faces embarrassment as analysis shows it would take 44,000 years to clear the asylum court backlog built up since taking power, with 38,866 cases lodged and appeals surging.
Labour's Brexit Red Lines May Be Up for Debate
With Keir Starmer's premiership in peril and the 10th anniversary of the referendum approaching, rows over the future of Brexit have burst into the open again, with potential leadership contenders floating rejoining the EU.
Brexit Areas See Faster Foreign Worker Growth Since Referendum
Leave-voting areas have seen faster relative growth in foreign workers since the 2016 Brexit referendum, but also experienced relative decline in deprivation, a Guardian investigation finds.
Two-thirds of EU citizens back UK rejoining bloc, survey finds
Two-thirds of EU citizens support UK rejoining the bloc, while 75% of Britons want closer ties, including acceptance of free movement, a decade after Brexit.
Welsh Town's Brexit Regret: No Jobs, Struggling Economy
Ebbw Vale, which had the highest proportion of Leave voters in Wales despite huge EU funding, now faces regret as jobs vanish and EU funds remain unreplaced.
How Brexit Changed Scotland's Politics and Independence Support
Brexit, supported by only 38% of Scottish voters, has reshaped Scotland's political landscape, boosting independence support to near-record levels, according to former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale.
Economic Forces Pushing Australia Towards Populism
RBA holds rates but warns of possible rise as global supply chains face chaos. Australians feel economic pinch, boosting support for One Nation. Greg Jericho discusses the economic disaffection driving populism.
Piers Morgan Storms Off Good Morning Britain Set After Co-Host's Criticism Over Meghan Markle Commen
Piers Morgan storms off Good Morning Britain set after co-host Alex Beresford criticises his 'trashing' of Meghan Markle during heated debate over Oprah interview.
UK dual national border rules 'discriminatory' against women, campaigners say
New UK border rules for dual nationals are discriminatory against women, especially in Greece and Spain, due to name mismatch requirements.
New Alliance Aims To Guide World To Post Fossil Fuel Future
Nearly 60 governments met in Colombia to develop roadmaps for moving away from fossil fuels, as the war in Iran boosts renewable energy.
Britons Advised to Arrive Three Hours Early at EU Airports Amid EES Delays
Wizz Air boss advises Britons to arrive three hours early at EU airports due to new EES system causing long queues at border checks.
Sir Rocco Forte: UK Would Still Vote to Leave EU
Hospitality tycoon Sir Rocco Forte insists Brexit was the right decision but says the UK has failed to seize opportunities, criticises Labour's policies, and predicts a second referendum would yield the same result.
Europe Faces Moment of Truth Over Greenland as Leaders Prepare to Push Back Against Trump
EU leaders prepare for crisis summit as Trump escalates Greenland demands with tariff threats, risking NATO unity.
Farage Considers Meloni’s EU Reform Strategy
Denis MacShane comments on Nigel Farage potentially following Giorgia Meloni’s EU strategy shift.
Brexit Britain's 'unmitigated failure' on immigration
A Migration Watch report marks 10 years since the Brexit vote, accusing successive governments of 'wilfully failing' to control borders, with net migration reaching 745,000 in 2022.
EU Confirms UK Must Pay into Budget for Single Market Access
EU confirms UK must pay into its budget for single market access, with entry fees up to €6bn for defence programme.
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