Questions surface about whether Nigel Farage complained when UK banks shut British expats’ accounts
‘His Brexit is responsible for thousands of British citizens living abroad losing their UK bank accounts. Funny old world…’
Brexit & Foreign Policy
TUC slams new Pacific trade deal as ‘bad for workers at home and abroad’
Alarms raised over new ‘corporate court system’ and workers’ rights at risk in post-Brexit deal
Michael Gove mocked for saying work for no-deal Brexit made UK ‘match fit’ for pandemic
‘My god I’ve seen Gove talk some absolute rubbish, but this is off-the-scale demented.’
‘Cowardly’: Key reaction to Question Time ‘Brexit Special’
‘The lowest bunch of gaslighting politicians in history.’
‘Brexit Has Failed’ poster campaign proves a crowd-pleaser, even in Brexit-backing towns
As polling shows Brexit regret has reached record levels, the billboard campaign highlighting Farage’s new slogan has been well-received, even in Leave-voting strongholds.
Rees-Mogg mocked for saying Brexit allows us to lower food prices
The Tory MP revisited the popular referencing among Brexiteers of the repealing of the Corn Laws in the mid-nineteenth century.
Tory peer Chris Patten labelled ‘woke’ for evisceration of Brexit on Question Time
The former Tory chairman delivered a searing attack on Brexit, leaving right-wingers’ fuming.
Eurosceptic media mocked for ‘Brexit victory’ gushing over car plant deal
‘Having to pay £500m isn’t a win, it’s another cost of Brexit. Where are those extra maths lessons?’
Farage announces more Brexit ‘regrets,’ while hinting at a potential political return
The former Brexit Party leader also said he would have accepted worker shortages to reduce net migration.
Brexit, climate change and ‘greedflation’: The principal reasons behind the spiralling cost of food
As inflation continues to rip through family budgets, and consumers are forced to pay sky-high food prices, the government has come under fresh pressure to crackdown on supermarkets.
