The rise in support for Reform in the polls has been truly remarkable. The party has advanced month on month ever since last ...

The move would see tens of thousands of workers and students from the EU allowed to live and work in the UK for a few years, with 18 to 30-year-old Britons granted similar access to the EU.

Five years after Brexit, the proportion of Brits who think ... compared to 55 per cent who say it was wrong, a new YouGov poll has shown. This is the lowest proportion of the public saying that ...

VOTERS do not trust Keir Starmer on Brexit, a bombshell poll reveals today (Thur). Barely one in 10 people have faith in the Labour leader to maximise our freedoms from being outside the EU with ...

For longtime followers of Farage — a veteran of UKIP and the Brexit Paty — it’s Groundhog Day all over again. POLITICO runs ...

Moving on to more serious matters, according to the latest YouGov poll on the issue from August 2024 (see here), 62% of all Brits now think Brexit is more a failure than a success. However ...

Sir Sadiq Khan this week told European Union diplomats "Brexit was a mistake" as he renewed ... So what do you think? Vote in our poll and join the debate in the comments section.

If you can't see the poll, click here "I have crossed many tricky ... But nothing has ever taken as long as it took us to get from post-Brexit England into France." He criticised the government's ...

EUROPHILE Canadians want to join the EU according to a poll that showed nearly half the country support joining the ...

Fewer than half of those who voted for Brexit can point to a positive outcome in any area, and just 8 per cent say that it has had a positive effect on them, according to a new poll. On the five ...

A poll commissioned by the Daily Express showed that only one in 10 Brits had faith in the Labour leader to deliver on the promises of Brexit five years on from the break. 43% of those surveyed by ...

How ready are citizens of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for a border poll? What role would economics play in the debate? And what impact has Brexit had? The Irish Question ...