New database tracks Tory defections to Reform UK
Nigel Farage has been accused of leading the “Tory Party in disguise”, as a new database tracks the number of former Conservative politicians making up the ranks of Reform UK.Horizons broadened for young Brits as UK to rejoin Erasmus
The government is set to announce tomorrow that the UK will rejoin the Erasmus+ scheme from January 2027 according to reports.Launch UK-EU youth experience scheme with initial 44,000 cap, says cross-party commission
A new cross-party report recommends the UK and EU should launch the UK’s largest and most generous scheme to restore opportunities for young people who have been denied them by Brexit.UK access to SAFE vital to deter tyrant on our doorstep
The UK's access to Europe's SAFE defence fund is vital to deter "the tyrant on our doorstep", campaigners have stressed, following reports that negotiations over Britain joining the €150 billion fund have failed.The Brexit Budget: Pull the EU lever now or risk failing on growth mission
Campaigners have called on the government to deliver a "rapid and deep" improvement to the UK's trade links with the EU after the Chancellor cited Brexit as a key factor impacting the decisions made in today’s BudgetNathan Gill’s actions a betrayal and damaging to public trust
The former leader of Reform UK in Wales has been jailed for 10-and-a-half years after he was paid £40,000 to make pro-Russian statements in the European Parliament.Food inflation rise reinforces urgency for EU deal
Campaigners have highlighted that the rise in food and drink inflation "reinforces the urgency" for improving the UK's trading relationship with Europe.Farage’s plans designed to jeopardise UK-EU relationship
Nigel Farage's plans to block EU nationals from receiving Universal Credit and almost tripling the NHS surcharge paid by non-UK residents would "do even more damage", campaigners have warned.Farage out of step as those considering Reform UK call for wealth taxes
With the Chancellor facing internal pressure to hold to Labour’s manifesto pledge not to raise income taxes on working people, Best for Britain has tested where the public think the Chancellor should raise revenue, including key groups of prospective Reform UK voters.Government's asylum proposals a moral and political failure
Campaigners have branded Shabana Mahmood's sweeping new reforms to the UK's immigration and asylum systems a "moral failure" and a "profound misjudgment of political strategy".Progress on talks welcome but both UK-EU must act swiftly
The UK and the EU will begin negotiations on food and drink and emissions trading deals next week.Calls to leave ECHR asking for more damage to Britain
Calls for the UK to leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) are "asking for even more damage" to Britain, campaigners have warned.Farage’s Brexit wrecked economy and public know he’s to blame
Campaigners have warned that Reform UK leader Nigel Farage "wants to take more risks with people's financial security" after he gave a speech setting out new economic policies.Trump 2.0 has collapsed British trust in the US, new report reveals
Donald Trump’s second Presidency has collapsed British trust in the US while the EU is increasingly viewed as Britain’s most reliable trading partner according to a new report published today.Only 1 in 4 worried about immigration in their community
A new report published today shatters mainstream consensus on voters' priorities and reveals that concerns around immigration are being inflamed by media exposure and political discourse, rather than being based on experience.Webinar: Brexit and the Budget
As the Government increasingly highlights Brexit as a key economic challenge ahead of the Budget, Best for Britain presents the findings from our latest report into public attitudes on Brexit, how people think it has gone, why, and who they feel is most responsible.Government right to highlight Brexit impact ahead of Budget
Rachel Reeves is right to "highlight the severity and long-term damage of Brexit", in her comments ahead of the Budget, campaigners have said.Efforts to cut Brexit red tape urgent as IMF increase inflation forecast
The urgency of delivering on UK-EU cooperation in areas linked to food and hospitality prices has been highlighted by campaigners, after UK inflation was forecast to surge to the highest in the G7.Badenoch should be honest about Brexit damage
Campaigners have criticised Kemi Badenoch for claiming the Conservatives were "brave enough to take Britain out of the European Union".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.
