
Erasmus returns, and with it, the familiar sound of Brexiteer outrage
Even readers of the Express, often dubbed the Brexpress, were not entirely convinced by their paper’s fury.

Even readers of the Express, often dubbed the Brexpress, were not entirely convinced by their paper’s fury.

A new report also found that UK business investment is 12 to 18 per cent lower than it would have been if Britain had stayed in the EU.

Labour continues to seek closer ties with the EU and is aiming to make a deal to rejoin the Erasmus scheme within weeks

“Well at least the Telegraph was warning us Brexit would be a terrible idea.”

“National interest was brushed aside by false hopes and promises. False hopes and promises that even a cabinet dominated by frontline Brexit enthusiasts was unable to deliver.”

So much for the land of milk and honey promised by Brexiteers.

Far from unleashing a new era of growth and investment, yet more evidence shows how damaging Brexit has been.

Maybe Brexit had something to do with the country’s dire state…

The reaction from the conservative press was nothing short of hysterical.

The verdict comes after a ten-year probe into Brussels-based networks linked to Farage’s UK Independence Party