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Wall Street Journal: “The ruling Conservative Party—which ran on a slogan to ‘Get Brexit Done’ during the last election in 2019—doesn’t want to dwell on its former flagship policy given

Politicians jostling to win the coming U.K. election have embraced a very British response to an awkward problem: Whatever you do, don’t mention the B-word.

Sir Keir Starmer was grilled by the BBC in an interview ahead of the general election on July 4.

New checks from the EU will cause "serious delays for passengers" at London St Pancras, the Eurotunnel terminal at Folkestone and the Port of Dover, the Government was warned.

The Labour leader is asked if he's prepared to get closer to the EU to help trade and improve growth.

Emmanuel Macron is making the same mistakes that David Cameron made during the Brexit referendum, according to political analysts.

The former PM is making good on his promise to help his old friends retain their seats in Parliament.

In the first video of a new series of Anywhere but Westminster, John Harris and John Domokos revisit Stoke-on-Trent, the once-loyal Labour city that went totally Tory in 2019. Has 'levelling up' money made up for swingeing local cuts? Will…

The Brexit architect said if he had "been given responsibility for making Brexit happen it would have been very different".

Three new polls have made dire reading for Rishi Sunak suggesting that Nigel Farage’s Reform may be passing the Tories

The Labour leader hit out at Boris Johnson 's 'botched' post-Brexit treaty with Brussels as he insisted he would strike a 'better' one if he wins the election .

Leaders of four smaller parties all admitted they want to rejoin in the ITV election debate.

Dutch hauliers say facilities at border posts where some trucks are held for up to 20 hours are inadequate

Although barely visible on TV, the UK’s 700,000-strong community has a growing presence in music, books and film. We meet some of its hidden stars

The credibility of politicians and government is doubted like never before

Starmer’s calculated reticence and Sunak’s miscalculations are feeding a dangerous vacuum at the heart of British politics

This could be the most destructive national election in the 70-year history of the European project.

Will the rise of the hard-Right in Europe lead progressives to question their conviction that civilisation thrives south of Calais, whereas Brexit Britain is narrow and inward-looking?

Sunak and Starmer clashed over a series of topics and i's Hugo Gye and Jane Merrick were on hand to answer your questions