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ANDREW PIERCE: The hugely influential Labour Movement for Europe (LME) not only supports re-joining the EU but also backs the return of free movement of people and a common defence policy.

Lake Cornelia Research Management’s chief investment officer Judd Arnold says stocks could be looking at a repeat of recent history if an unwind of a popular trade continues on Friday.

The Prime Minister revealed he wants closer ties with the EU in one telling moment.

They had differing views on the EU, but could they agree on Britain’s new prime minister?

Joe Biden described the UK as the 'transatlantic knot' binding the two continents as he met the new PM in the White House.

It will stoke fears that Sir Keir will unpick Brexit while re-negotiating the post-Brexit trade deal with Brussels, with most of his Cabinet having voted to Remain.

Starmer is in Washington for this year’s Nato summit with Biden keen to back him over changing Brexit

Former Italian prime minister ‘optimistic’ about new UK government’s attitude to working with EU

The former Chief Scientific Officer led the Government's new charge against Brexit this afternoon.

Tim Martin, chairman of the pub firm, said its total sales are at ‘record levels’ despite having fewer venues than it did a year ago

The PM said the Washington summit, which will be attended by 23 EU countries would provide a 'really important window of opportunity' to make progress on building new relations.

There is speculation that talks are set to begin on the fringes of the Nato conference in Washington DC

The former chief Brexit negotiator said there will be a price to pay for changes to the UK's agreement with the bloc.

The new U.K. PM is seeking to recalibrate Britain's relationship with Europe.

The way he contested the leadership of Fine Gael with Leo Varadkar in 2017 won him many admirers

The Prime Minister will use the Nato summit to start discussions with EU leaders about new arrangements.

The Prime Minister is expected to discuss options for watering down the Brexit agreement during talks with a string of EU leaders in Washington over the next 48 hours.

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'.