Traders are concerned the significant differences between Boris Johnson and the Political Declaration he signed with the Withdrawal Agreement from the EU could lead to a no-deal Brexit, and that lack of alignment with the European market will spell disaster for the UK economy.
The cost to ring Big Ben for Brexit was ridiculous so he made his own bell instead - called Lympstone's Little Bell.
The PM and the EU’s Michel Barnier will set out their positions as the next stage of the Brexit saga begins.
Hundreds of Brexiteers in Bradford celebrated the UK's withdrawal from the EU at 11pm last night - with a few revellers attempting to light an EU flag on fire but failing
Boris Johnson will use a speech on Monday to tell European leaders he would prefer to accept border checks than EU rules.
The Sunday Telegraph criticised the bloc for "reneging on the deal" in their "Brexit souvenir edition", setting the tone for a media blame game.
The message told residents that only "the Queen's English" should be spoken after the UK’s split from the EU.
The poster urges residents to "evolve or leave" now we "finally have our great country back".
Friday was “not an end but a beginning”, with the UK now entering a transition period that will last until the end of the year.