Brexit was called an 'unmitigated, unprecedented, continuing disaster' by Lord Kinnock at a march of about 1,500 people marking the 10th anniversary of the UK's EU exit vote, calling to rejoin.
Around 1,500 people marched in London on Saturday, calling for the UK to rejoin the European Union, branding Brexit a 'travesty' 10 years after the referendum.
Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe must set aside their rivalry to prevent Labour victories, as the Makerfield by-election showed how splits help the opposition.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, five key symbols from the referendum reveal the complex legacy of Britain's departure from the European Union, from car factories to passports.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, the EU remains intact and countries queue to join, while Brexit is seen as a costly warning rather than a solution for other member states.
Donald Trump presented the new temporary Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, a converted Qatari 747 valued at $400m, sparking political protest over gift limits.
Plans to house up to 83 asylum seekers in 21 empty properties in rural Shropshire village Stoke Heath spark backlash from locals who say they were not consulted.
Around 1,500 demonstrators marked the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum with a march in London, calling for the UK to rejoin the European Union.
Lib Dems urge Andy Burnham to drop Labour's EU red lines and rejoin the single market, calling for an end to 'torpor and timidity' ahead of Brexit vote anniversary.
Trinh Tu reflects on arriving as a Vietnamese refugee in 1979 and how Britain's asylum debate has become detached from individual stories, despite enduring public support for refuge.
Turkey and Haiti are the first nations eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup despite having one game left, due to a FIFA rule change prioritizing head-to-head results over goal difference.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, British fishermen feel betrayed by broken promises, declining fleets, and a deal that locks EU vessels in UK waters until 2038, leaving small operators struggling.
Labour faces accusations of concealing the real costs of asylum seeker housing as Hillingdon Council braces for a £3 million shortfall, with Conservatives demanding full funding.
Political Editor Martyn Brown recounts a day with Nigel Farage in Clacton, from a Greek restaurant interview to £3 pints at Wetherspoon, ahead of the Brexit referendum anniversary.
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg reflects on the decade since the Brexit vote, warning Remainers nearly derailed it. He criticizes Labour's use of Brexit freedoms and urges unity on the Right.
EU says UK rejected visa-free touring plan for musicians, sparking outcry over Brexit impacts on live music.
Ten years after Boston voted overwhelmingly for Brexit, farmers face lost subsidies, labour shortages, and reliance on solar energy. The promised prosperity remains elusive.
Britons warned that scented candles and air fresheners can release harmful VOCs, impacting indoor air quality and health.
Lord Elliott argues Brexit has been a success, with the UK outperforming France and Germany economically and taking back control of laws and borders.
Full Fact investigates a Reform UK leaflet claiming 380 illegal boat migrants live in Makerfield and a viral video of a fighter jet shot down, which is from a video game.
Allies of Andy Burnham want Keir Starmer to set a September timetable to hand over the premiership, fearing impact on mayoral race. Starmer vows to fight any challenge.
Michel Barnier says the UK could retain opt-outs from the euro and Schengen if it rejoins the EU, boosting pro-rejoin campaigners as support grows for old terms.
Michel Barnier discusses Boris Johnson's Brexit motivation, UK's potential rejoin with opt-outs, and warns against far-right influence in EU.
Barack Obama stated the US is worse off after 15 weeks of war with Iran, criticizing the decision to abandon the 2015 nuclear deal. He welcomed the ceasefire and hopes it holds.
John Swinney says the SNP will reflect on its by-election loss in Aberdeen South, blaming the Tories for capturing voter anger over oil and gas policy.
Brexiteers warn Andy Burnham's by-election win in Makerfield poses a 'seismic threat' to Brexit, as the committed Remainer eyes becoming Prime Minister.
The SNP's heavy defeat in the Aberdeen South by-election is a consequence of the party's perceived hostility to oil and gas jobs, a stance rooted in the Nicola Sturgeon era, according to political editor Paul Hutcheon.
Investigation reveals 150 EU citizens from France, Portugal, Sweden living in taxpayer-funded accommodation in UK, sparking outrage over asylum claims from safe countries.
Nigel Farage expressed disappointment over Reform UK's vote share in the Makerfield by-election and appealed to Restore Britain voters to reconsider their support for the right-wing challenger party.
UK sanctions target cryptocurrency networks used by Russia to evade restrictions and fund the war in Ukraine, with 18 new designations.