Yes, the half-truth that “hard Brexit” would be hard on immigration ... the reality of what lies ahead is clear. Corbyn or “soft Brexit”: Choose one.

Some are opposed to her deal because they think it’s too ‘soft’ and doesn’t reflect the true meaning of Brexit, some think it’s too ‘hard’, and some think the UK needs another say on ...

A “hard” Brexit is “economically much superior to soft” argues Prof Patrick Minford, lead author of a report from Economists for Free Trade, which insists that eliminating tariffs ...

Keir Starmer should put foreign aid on the table during Brexit reset talks with the EU ... In an article for The i Paper, ...

Despite its many flaws, Brexit may have paved the way for a more constructive conversation about Northern Ireland’s future.

The fact of the matter is that the UK government’s own cabinet is still deeply divided along ‘Soft Brexit’ and ‘Hard Brexit’ lines, and hasn’t even yet tried to reach a consensus on ...

Britain’s decision to leave the European Union in 2016 was sold to voters as a magic bullet that would revitalize the country ...

Trump's tariffs hit the EU hard, but the UK gets a softer touch. Could this be the silver lining Remainers never saw coming?

“How is that anecdote? That is cold hard fact that your hard Brexit is damaging our economy.” She claimed if the government are “serious about growth” they would look at renegotiating an E ...