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 (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.EU must ‘seize the opportunity’ as Chancellor calls for ‘ambitious’ Youth mobility scheme
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.Webinar: Latest findings from Decoding Populism study
A presentation of the latest findings from a major ongoing study to examine the characteristics, motivations and priorities of potential Reform UK voters.Farage most vulnerable on the economy according to new poll
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.Trump’s undermining of United Nations is gift to Putin
Campaigners have warned US President Donald Trump's undermining of the United Nations (UN) is a "gift" to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.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).Reform UK plan to scrap settled status ‘unconscionably cruel’
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".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.Tice proposal would be the end of powersharing in NI
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.Northern voters should beware vague promises as Reform pledge to axe new rail line
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.Best for Britain at Party Conferences 2025
This conference season, Best for Britain is attending the Labour, Liberal Democrat, and Green conferences.Nottingham Post ban: Reform UK confuse accountability with activism
Campaigners have criticised Reform UK for "confusing accountability with activism" over the Nottinghamshire council leader's refusal to speak to the Nottingham Post.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".Farage threatens UK with Brexit sequel
Nigel Farage is threatening UK businesses and consumers with the "sequel nobody wants", campaigners have warned, as the government set out its plans for a permanent deal with the EU on food and drink.Youth mobility: Overwhelming majority of Brits want EU-UK scheme
New polling has revealed an overwhelming majority - 76% - of Brits support the creation of a youth experience scheme with the European Union (EU).Farage can’t be trusted to rewrite our rights
Campaigners have warned against trusting Nigel Farage to rewrite fundamental UK freedoms after Reform UK announced their plan to strip safeguards from all UK citizens to reduce immigration.More than 18,000 letters sent to Ofgem
More than 18,000 letters have been sent to Ofgem by Best for Britain supporters telling them to reject Elon Musk’s application for a licence to supply energy in the UK.Thousands write to Ofgem to oppose Musk’s UK ‘powergrab’
Tesla has applied to supply electricity to British households but many are concerned by Elon Musk’s history of using his business interests to promote dangerous conspiracy theories and support radical and far-right figures.New study exposes faultlines among Reform UK’s voters
A major new study to examine the motivations, priorities and life experiences of potential Reform UK voters has identified five distinct groups among Reform’s support
