Brexit

Brexit sends milk and cream sales to EU plunging by 96 per cent

Trade barriers erected in Boris Johnson’s deal have cost exporters more than £1.1 billion since the start of the year, The Food and Drink Federation said.

Cornwall set to punish Tories for ‘Brexit betrayal’ in local elections

by Jack Peat

“It’s a complete sellout. It’s a betrayal. I can’t vote Conservative," one fisherman said.

Elly Wright, 78, from The Netherlands, said she had changes made by the Home Office to her digital settled status proof without being informed and found the application process a hassle

Grandma, PTSD warrior and frail father among government’s Brexit victims

by Andra Maciuca

‘In Limbo’ author reveals why the government’s Settlement Scheme and citizenship process could cause a scandal 'like Windrush'.

Half of Brexiteers ‘comfortably well off’ – not ‘left behind’ Red Wall voters

by Henry Goodwin

New research upends the traditional narrative that Brexit supporters were all working-class, 'left behind' voters.

Juncker: ‘I should not have listened to David Cameron on Brexit’

by Jack Peat

“He told me not to interfere in the debate in the UK. I made a mistake because I did not defend the EU’s point of view in the UK."

Brexit – and coronavirus – responsible for 200 layoffs at car parts firm

by Henry Goodwin

The south Wales plant opened in 1970 and makes car parts including water containers and nozzles.

Banks have shifted £900bn in assets from UK to EU since Brexit

by Henry Goodwin

More than 440 firms in banking and financial services have relocated part of their business, moved employees or set up new entities on the continent following Brexit.