Will Donald Trump wreck the Brexit deal?
President-elect's victory could help UK's reset with the EU, but a trade deal to dodge his threatened tariffs could hinder it ...
Brussels presses ahead with bid for youth free movement deal despite Starmer’s objections
Brussels is pressing ahead with its bid for a deal on free movement for young people between the European Union and the UK – despite Sir Keir Starmer ’s repeated rejections of an agreement.
Aide takes over right-wing website after Boris Johnson controversially made him one of UK’s youngest peers
Lord Kempsell entered the House of Lords, alongside ex-aide Charlotte Owen, after former Tory prime minister forced to resign ...
Badenoch under fire from Brexiteers for waving through pet passports for Northern Ireland
Conservative leader faces criticism after Tory MPs told to abstain on vote, as Eurosceptics claim move hardens border ...
The i on MSN2h
Mandelson’s plan to charm Trump as UK’s ambassador – and why Brexit could wreck it
New Labour architect renowned for his political skills is in pole position for what could be a tricky job as US ambassador ...
Britain sees biggest migration spike of any advanced economy despite Brexit
In a blow to Brexiteers, who promised the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union would bring down net migration, the OECD ...
The Grocer3h
Christmas flower Poinsettia among festive gifts that will cost more due to Brexit border checks
Popular Christmas plants and cut flowers from Europe such as poinsettia will likely cost more this holiday as they face ...
Oxford Mail on MSN3h
Michael Heseltine WALKS OUT out of Oxford Union as students ‘hijack’ debate
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Church Times6h
Highs and lows of Justin Welby: what happened?
Channel 4 News reports that John Smyth QC, a former chairman of the Iwerne Trust, beat boys and young men in his garden shed.
'Donald Trump’s victory means Starmer can make most of Brexit - but he must act now’
EXCLUSIVE: Most countries would give an "arm and a leg" to be in UK's situation thanks to the benevolent attitude of Donald ...
The Irish Times11h
With Brexit controls still to come, Ireland must diversify its export base
Despite dire warnings of the consequences of Brexit for Irish exports, the UK remains the State’s largest market. In 2023 it ...