Politics
‘We welcome migrants, we don’t scapegoat them’ Keir Starmer makes freedom of movement pledge
Sir Keir Starmer called for an end to divisions, saying ‘Leave/Remain ends tonight’.
How the UK has worked with the European Union on research projects
UK scientists have collaborated with European partners through various schemes.
Each will fight for their interests, says EC president on ’emotional’ Brexit day
Ursula von der Leyen described it as ‘a very emotional day’.
Ann Widdecombe says she is ‘tired of hearing nonsense’ about Brexit depriving young Britons
“People are saying, ‘supposing it all goes wrong?’ Well, supposing it all goes right. Will people then apologise to the Brexit Party? I doubt it,” said Brexit Party reactionary Ann Widdecombe
INTERVIEW Lord Dubs: PM has betrayed child refugees, but we can’t give up on them
The Labour peer who fled the Nazis, aged six talked to The London Economic about what we can do now that Conservative MPs appear to have abandoned previous promises in the EU Withdrawal Act to reunite unaccompanied child refugees with their families.
EU urged to ‘leave a light on’ for Scotland
Holyrood’s Brexit Secretary Mike Russell said Scotland will return as an independent member of the bloc.
Emily Thornberry apologises for ‘I hate the SNP’ comment
The shadow foreign secretary made the remark during a Labour leadership hustings event.
Marathon runner commemorates Brexit day after completing run to create map of UK ‘running’ from EU
Nathan Rae completed the artwork - entitled 'BREXIT! or: Goodbye Friend, I Will Miss EU' - in just over eight hours on Tuesday (28 Jan) - but said it was still easier than "getting a Brexit deal done”
Lib Dems call for ‘progressive’ parties to unite in fight for soft Brexit
Acting party leader, Sir Ed Davey, conceded that the campaign to stop Britain’s departure from the EU was over.