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'The result is catastrophic for the UK, our communities and the next generation.' That quote was from Keir Starmer, launching his four-year campaign to overturn the result of the Brexit vote.

In some of his clearest comments to date about how a Labour Government will cosy up to Brussels, Mr Lammy declared "change begins now".

The new U.K. prime minister told Northern Ireland’s government in Belfast existing rules must be enforced before he could seek further changes.

What could a Labour government mean for freedom of movement, trade and security cooperation with Brussels?

Express readers can vote in our online poll on whether Labour can be trusted with Brexit.

To put it crudely, a big part of the appeal of Brexit was scale. It felt like a very big thing to do, just as, later in 2016, electing a celebrity non-politician to the White House felt big

Irish Taoiseach Simon Harris said his country would help 'facilitate' a closer deal with the UK 'every way we can around any European table'.

The new PM is eyeing closer ties with Brussels after his landslide election win.

A close inspection of the new Cabinet by ROSS CLARK reveals every single MP around the table campaigned for Remain in the 2016 referendum.

Irish premier Simon Harris said his country would help 'facilitate' a closer deal with the UK 'every way we can around any European table'.

Labour is already working to build closer ties with the European Union, Sir Keir Starmer has said as he continues his tour of the UK.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy is meeting European counterparts while Sir Keir Starmer said he wanted to improve trading and defence ties.

Labour leader vows to improve the UK’s relationship with the bloc including ‘closer ties’ on trading, research and defence, pledging a better outcome than Boris Johnson’s ‘botched’ deal

Foreign Secretary David Lammy is meeting European counterparts while Sir Keir Starmer said he wanted to improve trading and defence ties.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy is meeting European counterparts while Sir Keir Starmer said he wanted to improve trading and defence ties.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy said Britain would be a 'good neighbour' to the EU

SNP claims ‘first of many betrayals’, as Scottish Labour leader plays down prospect of bespoke immigration rules

Now that Keir Starmer and his party have finally achieved power, it’s time to stop being scared of sounding ‘too left-wing’ and start working on making a real difference, writes Femi Oluwole. Failing to do so could be catastrophic – and…