‘Red Wall’ voters want trade deal with the EU, poll finds
Voters think No-Deal would increase the cost of living.
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Right-wing paper rapped by fact-checkers over ‘significantly wrong’ report on EU
The piece, titled “Remoaners’ desperate warning incorrect as UK ditches EU exports” was…incorrect.
It’s not just the UK, most European governments have had a coronavirus polling boost
Of 23 European governments, 16 have increased their support during the crisis.
As Brexit talks continue, we need a deal fit for a post-Covid world
The threat of ‘no deal’ has not gone away.
A new European roadmap for Labour
Taking these steps now could help us on our path to rejoining the EU – eventually, writes former special adviser Julian Eccles.
Why a picture of Princess Diana illustrates the divides in the Corbyn coalition
There is a split between the ‘traditional’ and ‘universalist’ parts of Labour’s coalition which is now coming to the fore, writes Zachary Hardman.
Expert: Independent Scotland would get ‘fast tracked’ EU membership
Has a ‘unionist scare story’ just been debunked?
Resignation or resolve? What progressive party leaders are saying as the UK leaves the EU
Sadness, indifference and opportunism are all on show as leaders comment on Britain’s exit at 11pm on Friday.
Jeremy Corbyn’s spokesman: “There will be no tears” from Labour leader as UK leaves the EU on Friday
“Everyone accepts that we’ll be leaving the EU on Friday,” the Labour leader’s spokesman told journalists.
UK misses out on EU funds for ‘just transition’ away from coal
Why hasn’t the UK helped former coal mining communities?