Burnham backers divided on chancellor pick
Andy Burnham's backers are split between Ed Miliband and Wes Streeting as the next chancellor, raising questions about Labour's economic direction.
Category : Brexit Impact
Europeans Regret Brexit, Poll Shows Shift
A new pan-European poll reveals that majorities in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain now believe Brexit was a mistake, with many hoping the UK could one day rejoin the EU.
Brexit promises: bendy bananas to £350m NHS claim
Analysis of key Brexit campaign promises reveals mixed outcomes: the £350m NHS pledge was dropped, bendy bananas remain legal, and trade deal benefits are debated.
Brexit Legacy Debate: Three Guardian Columnists Weigh In
Three Guardian columnists debate Brexit's legacy: economic damage, sovereignty gains, and ongoing political divisions five years after the referendum.
Brexit campaign told by those with a front-row seat
In 2016, five months shaped the UK's future: Boris Johnson sided with Vote Leave, Jo Cox was murdered, and David Cameron resigned, as told by key figures.
Brexit's Unfulfilled Promises After a Decade
A decade after the Brexit vote, the UK has left the EU but key promises of sovereignty, trade, and prosperity remain unfulfilled, with economic costs and political divisions persisting.
Europe bemused by UK's revolving door PMs post-Brexit
European media mock UK's political turmoil as Starmer becomes sixth PM to resign since 2016, with Brexit blamed for instability.
Barnier: UK could rejoin EU on 'short' timeline
Michel Barnier says UK could rejoin EU quickly due to remaining regulatory alignment, but warns against 'cherrypicking' on single market freedoms.
Campaign urges London Night Tube for World Cup matches
A campaign led by the Liberal Democrats, backed by the Football Supporters Association and the Conservatives, urges Sadiq Khan to expand the Night Tube for England and Scotland World Cup matches to ensure fans get home safely and boost the night-time econ
Ben Jennings cartoon: 10th anniversary of Brexit
A cartoon by Ben Jennings marks the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, highlighting the ongoing divisions and unfulfilled promises.
Brexit has failed the country, says former minister
Former Europe minister Dr Denis MacShane says no Tory MP tells truth that Brexit has failed, while a Chinese observer warns Britain's decline is inevitable without leading Europe.
Brexit's Aftershocks: Ireland Fears Farage as Trust Erodes
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Ireland grapples with the fallout: lost trust, a hard border in the Irish Sea, and the looming prospect of a Farage-led government.
Brexit's Cost: Higher Bills, Pet Travel, Roaming Fees
Ten years after the Brexit vote, UK households face 12% higher food costs, £230 pet travel certificates, mobile roaming fees, and customs hassles, costing families £400 on average.
Iceland's EU Path Blocked by Brussels' Rigid Rules
Iceland's EU membership bid is stalled by Brussels' inflexible regulations, creating a political deadlock that threatens the nation's economic future.
Brexit Bellwether Constituencies Revisited 10 Years On
Ten years after the EU referendum, bellwether constituencies show shifting political loyalties and enduring divisions over Brexit's impact on local economies and communities.
Andy Burnham set to become PM after Starmer resigns
Andy Burnham's landslide by-election win in Makerfield led to Keir Starmer's resignation. With no major rival, Burnham is poised to become Prime Minister within weeks, bringing his 'Manchesterism' agenda to No 10.
Two-thirds of EU citizens back UK rejoining EU: survey
A new ECFR poll reveals 66% of EU citizens support UK rejoining the bloc, while 75% of Britons want closer ties, with most accepting free movement for trade.
Ukraine and Iran Show Superpowers Not Invincible
Despite wars in Ukraine and Iran, international law still offers hope as superpowers fail to achieve total victory, with Europe playing a key role.
Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire renewed after deadly flareup
Israel and Hezbollah renewed a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon after 24 hours of violence that killed at least 47 people and forced cancellation of US-Iran talks in Switzerland.
Europe 2031: Viral AI doomsday scenario shakes EU into action
A fictional 2031 scenario where US and China dominate AI, leaving Europe's economy in shambles, goes viral among EU policymakers, urging tech sovereignty.
Ten years on, has the Brexit vote helped or hindered the EU?
Despite predictions of the EU's collapse after Brexit, no country followed the UK. Instead, the bloc has strengthened, with countries queuing to join and Brexit serving as a warning against leaving.
Barnier: UK could keep opt-outs if it rejoins EU
Former EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says UK could retain pound and stay outside Schengen if it rejoins bloc, boosting rejoin campaign.
UK could keep pre-Brexit opt-outs if it rejoins EU, says Barnier
Michel Barnier says the UK could retain its opt-outs from the euro and Schengen if it rejoins the EU, and that Brexit has made Britain's problems worse.
US Gas Prices Drop Below $4 After Iran Deal
Average US gas prices fell below $4 a gallon for the first time since March after a preliminary US-Iran agreement to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but remain $1 higher than pre-conflict levels.
Vance Scolds Israeli Critics of Iran Deal, Says Trump Is Only Ally
US Vice-President JD Vance rebukes Israeli cabinet members for attacking the Iran deal, warning they risk losing their only powerful ally. Iran plans to impose fees on the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran to file Fifa complaint over World Cup restrictions
Iran will lodge a formal complaint with Fifa over restrictions imposed by World Cup organisers, including limited arrival time in Los Angeles before crucial Belgium match.
Carlsen loses four straight games in Hong Kong chess event
Magnus Carlsen lost four consecutive games at the World Teams Rapid in Hong Kong, highlighting a chess boom in Asia with strong performances by Chinese and Indian teams.
Social Media Ban Alternatives: Activities for Under-16s
UK experts propose activities like clubs, coding, and wildlife spotting as alternatives to social media for under-16s, amid government ban proposals.
G7 Allies License Ukraine to Produce Air-Defence Missiles
G7 leaders agree to license Ukraine to produce air-defence missiles and long-range systems, addressing critical shortages. Germany and US support cooperation, while EU considers extending refugee status.
Brexit Damaged UK Exports, Customs Union Won't Help Much
New research shows Brexit depressed UK exports to the EU by 12%, with most damage from leaving the single market. Rejoining the customs union would have limited benefit.
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