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New polling shows the Prime Minister is under pressure from Labour voters over Brexit.

Farage didn't come in peace to Britain's Parliament for his first ever speech this week, and was even booed by some members.

The ex-premier warned 'the drift backwards has begun' and accused the new Labour Government of a 'lack of ambition and a failure to believe in this country's potential'.

The former prime minister warned Brexit would be next after Labour took a sledgehammer to his levelling up agenda.

Dyson has announced plans to axe 1,000 jobs in the UK. The manufacturer is well known for producing vacuums and air appliances, and was founded by British tycoon Sir James Dyson

Mr Farage used the confirmation session for re-elected Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle to take aim at his diminutive predecessor, who was a thorn in the side of Leave.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage uses his first speech in the Commons to declare his party's MPs are the 'new kids on the block' - despite one of them serving as an MP since 2019

The arch-Brexiteer attacked the former Commons Speaker as he addressed the chamber for the first time.

The endangered puffin - one of Britain's most iconic seabirds - is at the centre of a battle over the UK's post Brexit freedoms.

Exclusive: New polling reveals that Starmer is under pressure from Labour supporters to reverse key parts of Brexit

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The case for talking to Brussels and seeking improvements is undeniable – except to those like Johnson, in a world of their own

'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.

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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