- NewsEllen Manning
Jeremy Hunt: No-deal Brexit would be a 'mistake we would regret for generations'
Foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt said a no-deal Brexit would be a "mistake we would regret for generations".
- NewsEllen Manning
There's a '50-50' chance of a no-deal Brexit, warns Latvia's foreign minister
Latvia's foreign minister Edgars Rinkevics' told the BBC that the chance of a no-deal Brexit is "50-50".
- NewsAndy Wells
Public support for a second Brexit vote increases as less than a fifth of voters back Theresa May’s Chequers proposals
Nearly half of voters now back a vote on the terms of a deal struck with the EU.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
More than 100 seats which backed Brexit have switched to support staying in the EU, says poll
The constituencies of Brexiteers Boris Johnson and Michael Gove now say they want to remain in the European Union.
- NewsDavid Harding
Majority of British voters want to stay in the European Union, survey finds
A majority of British voters want to remain in the European Union, according to a new poll, and most want a second vote if the UK leaves without a deal
- NewsEllen Manning
British man makes statement with 'Stop Brexit' roadtrip map across Europe
Andy Pardy, 28, from Exeter, is mapping the words 'Stop Brexit' in his route across Europe to make a statement on Britain's departure from the EU.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Britain’s cupboards would be bare if it relied solely on UK produce, warn farmers
Farmers have warned that the country’s cupboards would run bare if households relied only on British produce. A long-term decline in self-sufficiency that has stagnated at about 60% in recent years means around three quarters of the shortfall is imported from the rest of the European Union. The farming industry wants the government to make food security a top priority ahead of Brexit.
- NewsAndy Wells
Brits no longer care what sort of Brexit we get as long as Government 'gets on with it’
Brexit has dragged on long enough for voters.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Senior Tory Brexiteer faces backlash after comparing fears over no-deal Brexit to millennium bug
Sir Bernard Jenkin has angered the IT sector by suggesting the millennium bug didn't need fixing.
- NewsEllen Manning
Army chief denies that military are on standby to deliver food, medicine and fuel in case of no-deal Brexit
General Sir Nick Carter, Chief of the Defence Staff, denied that the military had been put on stand-by to deliver food, medicine and fuel in case of a no-deal Brexit.
- NewsMatilda Long
Brexit could lead to less British food on the shelves, NFU warns
Brexit could lead to less British food being available on shop shelves if the government slashes food safety standards after quitting the EU, the National Farmers’ Union has warned. Farmers are worried that ministers are prioritising trade liberalisation over maintaining the high standards of food production currently in place in Britain, the NFU’s Chief EU Exit and International Trade Adviser Gail Soutar told Yahoo. ‘UK farmers are up for the challenge of competing on an increasingly global stage, but only if that trade is done on a level playing field,’ she said.
- NewsAndy Wells
Government plans for UK-only passport lines ‘will create longer queues’ after Brexit
The PM is reportedly arguing for the lanes so that Britain will look and feel different after Brexit.
- NewsAndy Wells
Food industry boss claims Brexit is becoming 'the stuff of nightmares’ as he calls for meeting with Government
Ian Wright urged ministers to explain the implications of a no-deal Brexit to businesses in the industry.
- NewsYahoo News Staff
Two charts that show how Brexit is hitting the NHS
There has been a drop in the international flow of nurses since the EU referendum.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Britons want another EU referendum as they say the government is bungling the Brexit negotiations
The poll revealed that two-thirds of Britons think the government will end up with a bad Brexit deal.
- NewsAndy Wells
French minister leaves the door open for UK as she insists it is NOT too late to reverse Brexit
France's European affairs minister Nathalie Loiseau said the ‘door would remain open’ for the UK.
- NewsAndy Wells
Tory peer claims there will be a boom in smuggling after Brexit if Ireland imposes tariffs
Lord Trimble said there was a chance that smuggling could increase after Brexit.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Slow Brexit negotiations are putting the lives of UK and EU citizens at risk, MPs warn
The lives of British and European citizens could be put at risk unless the UK and EU change course to secure a Brexit deal, MPs have warned. British prime minister Theresa May’s decision to rule out European Court of Justice (ECJ) jurisdiction and the “disappointingly rigid” approach to negotiations by Brussels contributed to a risk of the UK being locked out of EU databases, losing access to the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) and having a reduced influence in Europol. Both sides risked “recklessly” undermining the safety of people across the EU as a result, the Commons Home Affairs Committee warned.
- NewsEllen Manning
Britain is heading for a no-deal Brexit, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
Speaking on an LBC phone-in, Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was likely the UK would leave Europe on World Trade Organisation terms.
- NewsAndy Wells
Tory MP submits letter of no confidence in Theresa May over her ability to deliver Brexit
Shipley MP Philip Davies said that Theresa May's Chequers' plan for Brexit was ‘unacceptable'.
- NewsAndy Wells
Millions of Brits 'may need to buy a permit to drive in Europe' after Brexit, watchdog claims
The National Audit Office said that a no-deal Brexit would cause multiple issues for British motorists abroad.
- NewsEllen Manning
Dairy dilemma - products like butter, yoghurt and cheese could become luxuries after Brexit
Arla Foods said if a report by the London School of Economics (LSE) is true, dairy products like butter, yoghurt and cheese could become expensive and difficult to get.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Tory MP Anna Soubry says Jacob Rees-Mogg is ‘running the country’ not Theresa May
Conservative Remainer Anna Soubry says Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg is in charge.
- NewsMatilda Long
The four rebel Labour MPs who rescued Theresa May's government
The votes of four rebel Labour MPs helped Theresa May narrowly avoid a humiliating defeat over Brexit in the Commons last.
- NewsEllen Manning
Fruit is rotting in fields because farmers can't get enough seasonal workers to pick it
Meg Marshall, from Peter Marshall Farms in Alyth, Perthshire, said they have had to leave strawberries rotting in fields because of a shortage of seasonal workers.
