21 October 2026

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UK security after Brexit

Yvette Cooper grills the Minister for Security, James Brokenshire, on UK security after Brexit.

The business going to battle with Brexit

The continuing uncertainty over Brexit and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, has created a nightmare for businesses trying to plan for 2021. Amid the uncertain climate, there are however companies like Pure Electric, who are expanding next year. The electric bike and scooter firm are more than doubling their number of stores, and significantly moving into […]

Are you ready for a no deal Brexit?

  As Brexit negotiations continue, the UK comes closer to leaving the transition period with no deal. Boris Johnson has advised the public to get ready for no deal. So we decided to ask them. Are you ready for a no deal Brexit?

Was Brexit voting really about head versus heart?

EU and UK flags

A new study suggests that Brexit voting was more about “heart” than “head.” Voters submitted anonymous reflections on why they voted to the University of Sussex’s Mass Observation Archive. Voters said that they didn’t have enough information Brexit to make a rational decision and found that they tended to vote emotionally. The participants of the […]

Everything you need to know about day one of Brexit

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Oh sweet Christ not Brexit again. Yes, you will never escape. It will never be over. Decades from now, as your wrinkled fingers grasp the remote for your 3D holo-viewer, the main news item will still be about Brexit. At least we got a break during the coronavirus emergency. Yep, say what you like about […]

What Ireland could mean for US-UK relations

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will become the next president and vice-president of the United States.

Joe Biden included Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin in his first calls to European leaders as President-elect. Biden also made calls to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Ireland has become a sticking point in Brexit negotiations recently. The government’s controversial Internal Market bill has drawn criticism for potentially undermining the […]

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