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Not for the first time this government has broken international commitments, dropped manifesto promises and trashed ‘Global Britain’ all in one go.

The new legislation set out by the Home Secretary today shows a blatant disregard for both our international obligations and of Britain’s proud history defending the oppressed and giving shelter to those in need of protection.

Responding to the publication of the Elections Bill including plans to introduce voter ID, Naomi Smith, Chief Executive of Best for Britain said, “This is a shameful attempt to disenfranchise...

Labour's Kim Leadbeater won the by-election in Batley & Spen yesterday by just 323 votes. While this is a great result for internationalists and progressives it should also be a lesson to all the parties that want to replace Boris Johnson's government at the next general election. Winning is possible, but it will take cooperation to do it.

Other countries around Europe have extended deadlines to help British citizens who find themselves in a similar position. The Government should follow suit to end the undue stress this is causing and improve communication with those who have submitted their applications.

This extension will only provide temporary relief. We need to secure an EU-UK veterinary arrangement as a long term solution. The only reason the Government would refuse to do this, is if their real goal is to reduce our food and animal welfare standards in order to secure deals with countries like the USA.

People will also be rightly sceptical of this government’s ability to deliver ‘value for the taxpayer’ when they’ve blown billions on an ineffective response to Covid and have a habit of giving public money to their mates. The Government don’t need new legislation to support SMEs which employ 60% of all working people in the UK. They must significantly increase the budget of the SME support fund and publish a strategy to support SME trade.

Best for Britain is relaunching

Best for Britain congratulates Sarah Green, the new Lib Dem MP for Chesham and Amersham. This stunning result tells a story of tactical voting, as Chesham and Amersham voters switched allegiences to the candidate best-positioned to beat the Conservatives.

24 MPs representing all four nations of the UK have written to Trade Secretary Liz Truss demanding proper parliamentary scrutiny of the upcoming trade agreement with Australia, amid concerns that the deal could put farmers around the country out of business.

New research from pro-internationalist group Best for Britain reveals that more than half of the team confirmed yesterday to represent England at UEFA Euro 2020 have parents or grandparents from outside the UK, clearly demonstrating the positive impact of immigration to Britain.

UK trade in goods with EU countries decreased by 23.1% and with non-EU countries by 0.8% in the first quarter if 2021 compared to the same period in 2018, new ONS figures have revealed

David Frost has been accused of ignoring the concerns of small businesses, after his comments at the EU scrutiny committee today that "initial disruptions" to EU-UK trade have largely been overcome. Chair of the cross-party UK Trade and Business Commission Hilary Benn MP said Lord Frost's comment “doesn’t square with the evidence we've heard in recent weeks, particularly about small businesses that are struggling.”

Pro-internationalist group Best for Britain has urged Conservative MPs to oppose the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, after the government used today's Queen's Speech to say it will be reintroduced in the coming year. It comes after former Remain and Leave organisations signed an open letter in March calling on the government to withdraw the bill “in its entirety”.

Best for Britain today relaunched as a permanent organisation pushing for closer ties with Europe and the world, at an event which brought together leading internationalist voices from across the political divide.

As Best for Britain relaunches its campaign, the internationalist organisation releases a landmark new report. The overwhelming majority of voters want to see the UK working with its allies in Europe and the world to solve pressing challenges such as climate change, pandemics and security, research from Best for Britain has revealed.