For the first time since taking office, Labour’s leadership is openly confronting the economic damage caused by Brexit. Speaking at...
Read more about Starmer and Streeting break silence on Brexit’s damageYesterday, we saw the official introduction of the long-delayed Entry-Exit System (EES) for British travellers entering the European Union. This...
Read more about EU tightens Entry/Exit System: what it means for British travellersFormer Deputy Prime Minister Lord Heseltine spoke to a full house at European Movement UK’s event at Conservative Party Conference...
Read more about 'The tide is turning on Europe' - Heseltine makes landmark speechFollowing months of internal divisions within the party, leader of the Conservatives Kemi Badenoch announced that her party would "take...
Read more about Leaving ECHR breaches Good Friday Agreement, says GrieveAs the new Secretary of State for Defra, Emma Reynolds will need to hit the ground running to calm the...
Read more about Seven ways the new Defra Secretary of State can make her markThe 157th annual TUC Congress in Brighton has passed a motion highlighting the importance of the UK’s relationship with the...
Read more about TUC conference endorses rejoining Erasmus+In an agreement signed yesterday between the UK and Spain, the Government has for the first time formally committed to...
Read more about Government formally commits to "youth experience scheme"By Joe Meighan - “And for his next trick…” After the disaster that was Brexit, Nigel Farage’s latest big idea...
Read more about EM welcomes Labour’s push on Europe – and asks: what’s Nigel leaving this week?By Pierce Robinson - Growing up in Enniskillen, a town scarred by the 1987 IRA bombing that killed 11 people,...
Read more about When Stormont failed us, the ECHR protected usWith Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin preparing to meet in Alaska tomorrow, Europe faces a troubling scenario: the possibility that...
Read more about Trump-Putin Summit: Ukraine needs to be in the room