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British prefer to lean towards the EU rather than Trump
Five years after the completion of Brexit, the Labour government is open to integration into the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean ...
‘Have we forgotten the lessons of the Holocaust?’
On Holocaust Memorial Day, a reader asks us to reflect on what happens when hatred of others is deemed acceptable.
Triumph and tragedy for the Brexit blockers who failed to keep us in the EU
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Lord Heseltine brands Brexit a ‘pack of lies’ and calls for Britain to rejoin EU
The former deputy prime minister’s intervention came as it emerged Sir Keir Starmer will snub the fifth anniversary of Brexit ...
POLL: Five years on what does Brexit mean to you?
Britain left the union half a decade ago - after years of negotiation following the 2016 referendum - what are your thoughts on Brexit five years later?
List of world's most powerful passports as UK ranks higher than United States
As for us Brits, a decade ago the UK possessed the world's most powerful passport, but now we don't and are currently ...
Five years since Brexit: How do you feel about the UK leaving the EU five years on?
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Five years on, can Labour's reset fix Brexit?
Boxed in by his red lines on rejoining the EU single market and customs union, Keir Starmer's revised deal could end up a ...
Donald Trump’s threat to ‘51st State’ Ireland on the same level as U.K.’s Brexit risks, country’s oldest stockbroker warns
In its latest health check for the Irish economy, aptly named “Dodging Bullets,” Dublin-based broker Goodbody warned Ireland ...
'Putting closer ties with the US first is a mistake - we need to look to Europe'
Mirror columnist Kevin Maguire says Prime Minister Keir Starmer is 'terrified of upsetting Donald Trump' but needs to look to ...
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Barclays delays EU office move from Dublin to Paris until at least 2027
Officials at Ireland’s Department of Finance have warned that the head office relocation would be an “unfortunate development ...