Voter ID: Government must go further to expand list for young Brits
Campaigners call on the Government to further expand the list of acceptable forms of voter ID, as it approves Veteran Cards.EU-UK defence cooperation urgent as Lammy meets EU foreign ministers
Foreign Secretary joins EU foreign-ministers meeting as part of post-Brexit 'reset' in relations.Investment summit: Cutting red tape must address Brexit
Campaigners are calling for the Prime Minister to cut red tape caused by Brexit as he hosts business leaders in London today.Board of Trade: Trade Secretary makes first steps in what should be a total overhaul
As reports emerge that the Secretary of State for Business and Trade is replacing members of the UK Board of Trade, campaigners call for complete overhaul.Case for closer UK-EU regulatory alignment grows in new report
New report urges the Government to seek closer alignment with Europe as part of calls for a "pro-growth" relationship with the EU.£22bn green investment: Government must match ambition in carbon border tax system
Campaigners urge the Government to go further, as they announce £22bn pledge for carbon capture and storage technology in net zero drive.UK & EU to have regular 'leader level' meetings following PM's trip to Brussels
Keir Starmer met Ursula von der Leyen for talks in Brussels today, with Sir Keir promising to offer “pragmatic, sensible leadership” as he pushed for a reset in the UK-EU relationship.Starmer in Brussels: youth mobility scheme can give opportunities back to young Brits
Ahead of Keir Starmer's meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen today in Brussels, campaigners call for a UK-EU youth mobility scheme to be agreed.Prime Minister makes no mention of damaging Brexit deal
With the current Brexit deal estimated to be costing the UK economy in excess of £140bn per year the omission of UK-EU relations from Keir Starmer's speech was a conspicuous .Chancellor's Speech: Growth means fixing the Brexit deal
Campaigners have repeated calls for regulatory alignment between the UK and the EU following the Chancellor's speech to Labour Party Conference today.UK-EU alignment key to upholding falling standards
Campaigners urge alignment with EU standards, as analysis reveals the amount of pesticide residue allowed on British food has soared since Brexit.Brexit benefits: New border force fleet six times over budget
Post-Brexit rules, made worse by a blunder by Liz Truss, means that Britain's new border force fleet will be delayed and cost six times its original budget.Beneficial alignment key to overcoming Brexit barriers
Campaigners call for beneficial regulatory alignment with the EU as new report shows that Brexit continues to have a 'stifling' impact on UK trade.GDP flatines: figures highlight importance of closer UK-EU trading relationship
The UK economy unexpectedly flatlined for the second month in a row.Andy Mangan denied visa in latest Brexit casualty
Andy Mangan has been denied a once in a lifetime move to Real Madrid as a result of Brexit regulations.Thousands barred from the ballot due to voter ID rules
Campaigners call for expansion of the voter ID list as watchdog finds that around 16,000 people missed out on having their say at the General Election.House of Commons shifts from Brexit denial
At Trade and Business questions in the House of Commons today, the Trade Secretary and his ministers were inundated by questions from government and opposition benches alike on the negative effect that Brexit continues to have on British businesses.Prime Minister in Berlin to "turn corner on Brexit"
The Prime Minister has pledged to "turn a corner on Brexit" and “fix the broken relationships left behind by the previous government” as he visits Berlin today.British musicians playing European festivals bounce back to pre-Brexit levels but serious problems persist
New analysis suggests that while the number of British musicians playing major EU festivals has surpassed pre-Brexit levels this summer, difficulties persist particularly for up-and-coming artists.Youth Mobility Scheme will take Brexit brakes off young Brits’ futures
It has been reported today that the Government is willing to discuss a reciprocal Youth Mobility Scheme with the EU, a policy backed by a strong majority of British people.