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Post-Brexit migration numbers shocked the audience at Wednesday’s general election debate.

EXCLUSIVE: A Liberal Democrat standing in a Leave-backing area is facing a backlash after calling all Brexit voters "xenophobic" in now-deleted Facebook posts.

Marine Le Pen and her far right National Rally bested French President Emmanuel Macron and his party at the European elections - with many believing she could secure another crushing victory at the upcoming national polls

The once defining issue in British politics has barely featured in this summer’s campaign

On his eighth try to become a U.K. lawmaker, anti-immigration campaigner Nigel Farage is running in a struggling town that voted to leave the European Union.

Leave support...has basically gone back to being extremely doubtful about our politicians, says polling expert Sir John Curtice

Record percentage of people rarely trust any government to prioritise the needs of the country over internal party interests, National Centre of Social Research finds

Polling guru Sir John Curtice said the survey showed 'issues of culture and identity, including Brexit, are as important as the divide between left and right'

The Brexit architect took aim at pledges to tackle illegal immigration in the Conservatives' General Election manifesto.

When Brexit was voted for eight years ago she hung Union Jacks from her windows

As July 4 looms, we want to know your thoughts and feelings on various issues that impact on the everyday lives of Scots.

A post-Brexit deal over Gibraltar between the UK and European Union seemed within "kissing distance" only two months ago, but talks appear to have stalled again.

A man has been arrested after Nigel Farage was the subject of a second attempted assault since returning to front-line British politics.

Brexit has had a major impact on the UK's rental market in recent years, but now Europeans are returning to the country.

A top Lib Dem refused six times to say whether they want to rejoin the EU.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey committed to several radical plans including cannabis shops on high streets, gender self-ID and a 500 per cent increase of council tax on second homes.

Satisfaction with public services is falling and Brits see Brexit as a top cause, says Ipsos study

The number of EU citizens renting in the capital dropped 57 per cent after Brexit