I voted! Now what?

At Trade and Business questions in the House of Commons today, the Trade Secretary and his ministers were inundated by questions from government and opposition benches alike on the negative effect that Brexit continues to have on British businesses.

The Prime Minister has pledged to "turn a corner on Brexit" and “fix the broken relationships left behind by the previous government” as he visits Berlin today.

New analysis suggests that while the number of British musicians playing major EU festivals has surpassed pre-Brexit levels this summer, difficulties persist particularly for up-and-coming artists.

It has been reported today that the Government is willing to discuss a reciprocal Youth Mobility Scheme with the EU, a policy backed by a strong majority of British people.

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After multiple delays, the EU’s new Entry/Exit System is set to launch in November this year, meaning in just over two months from now, Brits will face a new border process when travelling to and from countries within the Schengen Area.

Maybe it's the history, maybe it’s Germany’s central position in Europe, but the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) enjoying any kind of success seems extra abhorrent and what happens next will be critical for Germany, the EU and the UK.

Despite apparent recovery, it’s clear from talking to a range of music industry insiders that serious problems persist

Like you I am sickened by the scenes unfolding across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. It is now clear that too little has been done, and for too long, to...