Content in the topic of Europe and Brexit
Farage must explain how Brexit has benefitted steel workers
Campaigners have warned that Brexit has left the UK "much more exposed" after reports that the EU is preparing a new 50% tariff on steel imports.Conservative voters say Brexit has failed and damaged UK economy
The Conservative Party’s flagship policy - Brexit - has been a failure according to people intending to vote for them at the next election.Tory voters say Brexit has failed and damaged UK economy
Ahead of the Conservative Party’s 2025 conference in Manchester, exclusive new polling by YouGov for Best for Britain reveals that people who say they intend to vote Conservative at the next general election are now more than twice as likely to consider Brexit a failure for the UK (46%) compared to a success (22%).Campaign success: UK-EU carbon tax deal can cut costs and boost economy
Reports the UK and the EU are preparing to agree a deal protecting British businesses from the impact of a new carbon border tax have been welcomed by campaigners.Chancellor seeks maximum economic and cultural opportunities via Youth Mobility Scheme
Campaigners have urged the UK and European Union (EU) to take action after Rachel Reeves confirmed the government was working towards "an ambitious agreement on youth mobility".Britain is off track and Brexit to blame, say Labour’s 2024 voters
A majority of people who voted Labour in July last year have said they think things in the UK are heading in the wrong direction - with almost two thirds pinning the blame on Brexit. Ahead of Labour’s 2025 party conference, an exclusive YouGov poll of more than 4,000 people commissioned by Best for Britain has found that the electoral coalition - who swept the party to power just fourteen months ago - is increasingly unhappy with the direction of the country.Britain is off track and Brexit to blame, say Labour’s 2024 voters
A majority (56%) of people who voted Labour in July last year have said they think the UK is heading in the wrong direction - with over 3-in-5 (61%) of these voters who think this way pinning the blame on Brexit.SPS deal can cut costs as food prices drive UK inflation
UK inflation is now predicted to reach 3.5% in 2025, according to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).Majority think closer EU ties will boost the economy as growth slows
A report published today shows a majority of Brits believe closer EU-UK cooperation will boost the economy as latest figures show UK economic growth is slowing.ECHR essential to NI peace deal
The ECHR is an "essential safeguard" to the Good Friday Agreement, campaigners have stressed, amid urgent warnings the "radical right is playing on fears around immigration to remove protections from all UK citizens".