Government responds to Face the Music campaign in ‘promising sign’ for UK musicians and artists
Things are ‘moving in the right direction.’
Brexit
Sunak’s ‘sneaky Sauvignon surcharge’ faces backlash as wine industry fights Brexit-linked tax hike
“Ludicrous, expensive and probably unworkable.”
Boris Johnson’s book not on sale in Europe because of Brexit
“It didn’t arrive and it’s because of Brexit. It’s ironic”
‘Barbieland’ and the rise of the far-right in Europe
To maintain the democratic values that the EU was built on, leaders like Starmer must reject the normalisation of xenophobia and work towards a more inclusive and unified society.
Rejoiners head to London for National Rejoin March 2024, amid widespread dissatisfaction towards Brexit
This major anti-Brexit event comes amid widespread dissatisfaction towards Brexit. In recent months, polls have consistently shown that most voters believe Brexit has been a mistake.
Economic slump caused by Brexit is worsening, economists warn
‘The negative impacts of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement have intensified over time, with 2023 showing more pronounced trade declines than previous years.’
Majority of voters want another vote on Brexit ‘within five years’, poll finds
Among 11-24 year olds, which includes Gen Z, a total of 61 per cent would vote to rejoin. Only 28 per cent would vote to stay out.
Overwhelming majority of Lib Dem conference attendees want party to support re-joining EU
Ed Davey would only commit to re-joining the Single Market
Thousands of EU flags to be distributed at BBC’s Last Night of the Proms
‘We will continue to campaign until we achieve music without borders. Freedom of movement is a fundamental part of this.’
Pressure mounts on Keir Starmer to commit to rejoining Erasmus+ after Youth Mobility Scheme is ruled out
‘Leaving Erasmus+ was never promised as part of Brexit. There’s no ‘mandate’ for keeping British young people excluded from these opportunities. If Keir Starmer is serious about rebuilding ties with Europe,this is one of the easiest and least contentious steps his government can take.’