Brexit

@guardian 1 year ago

UK ministers pledged to match EU spending after Brexit. How’s that going? https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/30/uk-ministers-pledged-to-match-eu-spending-after-brexit-hows-that-going?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=twt_gu&utm_medium&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1672403754

@theguardian.com 2 years ago

‘Almost unsaleable’: slump in school trips to UK blamed on Brexit

@rt.com 3 years ago

Is Brexit-induced red tape going to stop UK exports to Europe? RT’s Boom Bust finds out

@rt.com 3 years ago

No ‘dramatic change’ to Northern Ireland Protocol following EU-UK vaccine dispute – Irish foreign minister

@rt.com 3 years ago

Ireland’s FM says compromise needed on fishing as post-Brexit trade talks ‘not in a good place’

@rt.com 3 years ago

UK foreign secretary optimistic about Brexit deal, says talks with EU in ‘reasonable position’

@rt.com 3 years ago

Hackers and SPACE COMMAND: Boris pledges £16.5bn military spending spree amid cuts to foreign aid & welfare

@theguardian.com 3 years ago

Johnson will wait for US election result before no-deal Brexit decision

@rt.com 4 years ago

UK going to have 'a very favorable' post-Brexit deal, business development leader tells Boom Bust

@theguardian.com 4 years ago

So Boris Johnson is going to ‘do’ Brexit – but what are the actual options? | Jonathan Portes

@theguardian.com 4 years ago

Boris Johnson: goods from Northern Ireland to GB won't be checked

@reuters.com 4 years ago

UK is going to leave the EU by Oct. 31: Gove

@theguardian.com 4 years ago

Leo Varadkar says UK will always be welcome back in the EU – video

@abc.net.au 4 years ago

Boris Johnson vows to stay on as UK PM even if he fails to secure Brexit deal

@reuters.com 5 years ago

UK PM Johnson says: we are going to get a deal and leave EU on Oct 31

@abcnews.go.com 5 years ago

Defiant UK lawmakers move to bar 'no deal' Brexit

@rt.com 5 years ago

No concrete proposals: EU blasts UK govt claims that any progress made on Brexit deal

@rt.com 5 years ago

UK is going to break up? Yes, according to former UK prime minister Gordon Brown