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Businesses will save £150 million a year once pointless EU form-filling demands are dropped.

The Prime Minister hit out at his predecessor as well as Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, who he accused of having "no principles", in a bullish speech

Withdrawal agreement means Graham Beresford is eligible for free treatment but Italian authorities have said he must pay

Trade data is a long neglected subject, but it’s never been more important

Jason Andersen, a 70-year-old ex-broker says he 'felt like the world collapsed' when he realised the UK was excluded from low tax rates

Word of mouth is vital if a costly West End production is going to succeed, and Opening Night had the wrong kind

Joanna Darrington, 34, said it was easier for her and her partner to live in the Netherlands than in the UK due to visa restrictions

EXCLUSIVE: Robert Oulds has also urged Rishi Sunak to seize the moment after the UK officially emerged from recession, boosted by GDP growth of 0.6 percent.

Exclusive: Flight to Luton postponed by almost a day after problems getting repair signed off

Passport holders continue to be caught out by requirements for entering the EU

It is most disappointing that the government has not replaced the EU economic controls with better ones, has not removed or improved much EU law and paid so much to the EU over a long transition. All this has served to hide two large wins…

Critics hate your musical? Just blame leaving the EU.

The UK still lags far behind its main European counterparts, both in terms of sales and reputation.

A letter to ministers from the Commons' European Scrutiny Committee raises concern about EU plans to carry out Schengen border checks on British soil.

A Commons committee has warned that a post-Brexit deal for Gibraltar could have “serious” consequences

The nature of Gibraltar's long-term post-Brexit relationship with the European Union remains unresolved.

Dominic Cummings took aim at the Eurozone in a foul-mouthed attack where he warned that issues have worsened.

Rishi Sunak's Government announced a ban in January on catching sand eels on Dogger Bank

Peter Szijjarto used a speech at in London to attack what he called a federalist push for a 'United States of Europe', arguing in favour of maintaining 'national competences'.