Politics

Wholesale gas prices have registered a 250 per cent increase since Brexit - threatening consumers' pockets despite pre-referendum promises that "fuel bills will be lower for everyone".

“When your own government screws you over, forgets about you, and essentially makes you out to be a traitor to your own country, British in Europe were there for us," one Brit in the EU has said.

"Shouldn’t every government department be a department for levelling up?"

"Bloody EU, promoting international train travel to save the planet," Best For Britain said.

With only 50 more to go, R. Daniel Kelemen wants to spread the word so more people can follow the final countdown.

“Partly I just want to hear that this is a top priority and that Nazanin and the others who are being held as bargaining chips will be brought home," husband Richard Ratcliffe has said.

“These Conservatives can’t be defeated next time unless we Liberal Democrats win Tory seats,” he said.

It comes as The Society of Musicians told a parliamentary inquiry that UK’s music industry is “in grave jeopardy because of Brexit”, and 42 per cent of its touring musicians would consider quitting the UK to save their careers.

Claims made by Boris Johnson and Michael Gove a month before the 2016 EU referendum that gas bills will be cheaper if Brits back Brexit resurfaced as UK is currently facing massive gas price hikes.