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.

Rachel Reeves is right to "highlight the severity and long-term damage of Brexit", in her comments ahead of the Budget, campaigners have said.

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.

Campaigners have criticised Kemi Badenoch for claiming the Conservatives were "brave enough to take Britain out of the European Union".

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.

The Conservative Party’s flagship policy - Brexit - has been a failure according to people intending to vote for them at the next election.

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.

Campaigners have welcomed Keir Starmer's speech at the Labour Party conference and urged the Prime Minister to "deliver on those words".

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".

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.

Best for Britain has led the campaign for a reciprocal EU-UK scheme since it was first proposed by the cross-party UK Trade and Business Commission in their landmark 2023 report.

A presentation of the latest findings from a major ongoing study to examine the characteristics, motivations and priorities of potential Reform UK voters.

A major new study to examine the characteristics, motivations and priorities of potential Reform UK voters reveals the issues on which Nigel Farage could be most electorally vulnerable include the economy, workers rights and welfare.

Campaigners have warned US President Donald Trump's undermining of the United Nations (UN) is a "gift" to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

UK inflation is now predicted to reach 3.5% in 2025, according to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Reform UK have said they would abolish indefinite leave to remain in the UK which campaigners have warned would be not only "economically devastating but unconscionably cruel".

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.

Campaigners have criticised suggestions that changes could be made to the Good Friday Agreement without the consent of nationalists in Northern Ireland so that the UK could leave the European Convention of Human Rights.

The proposed new rail line would provide high speed rail connections between Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds with significant upgrades across other key Northern rail routes.

This conference season, Best for Britain is attending the Labour, Liberal Democrat, and Green conferences.