Brexit has been blamed for ruining Brits' plans to move to Spain following the announcement by the country's prime minister to ban non-EU property purchases.

Lord Hermer is also under fire for refusing to clarify if he has recused himself from advising ministers on Gerry Adams

Have your say as the UK continues to grapple with the divisive legacy of Brexit five years after leaving the EU

The UK has banned European vessels from catching the silvery fish species in its North Sea waters but the EU is challenging the move.

There’s a parallel to Brexit happening in A Man for All Seasons, says Gary Wilmot who plays The Common Man in former Chichester Festival Theatre artistic director Jonathan Church’s production of Robert Bolt’s classic.

The Government has offered to align with EU laws on chemicals in the latest sign of Labour’s willingness to roll back Brexit...

Another post-Brexit defeat for unionism as the government reject first call to trigger Stormont brake

The move is thought to be the first courtroom trade battle between the UK and EU since Brexit. Britain banned sand eel fishing last year in an effort to protect and sustain the numbers of puffins, auks and kittiwakes that eat them.

The last week has seen Farage and Reform top a national poll and hold another packed rally as their political momentum continues to gather steam. But the embarrassing row with Elon Musk and issues around Tommy Robinson exposed a number of serious problems for Reform behind the scenes,

POLAND’S prime minister has said it’s his “dream” for a “Breturn” instead of Brexit as he discussed a defence treaty with Sir Keir Starmer. Ex-president of the

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has criticised her predecessors for mishandling Brexit, saying leaving the EU without a growth plan was a "mistake".

Many five-year Brexit Withdrawal Agreement (WA) cards are due for renewal this year. Britons who had been living in France for less than five years before Brexit were initially issued these cards. The first WA cards were issued in 2020 to people who had applied via a website that was briefly opened for Britons in the event of a ‘no-deal’.