City confidence in her is rock bottom — and Rachel Reeves’s high wire act is just one misstep away from a full blown ...

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"Our farming industry is vital to this country," he said. "It's vital to the way the countryside looks and feels, we need to support it. I think everyone understands it. It's an economic no-brainer." ...

Behold, ye, the sunlit uplands of post-Brexit Britain, with 4% knocked permanently off GDP, which analysis has shown is equivalent to £145m a week. That's half a bus, for those who can bear to ...

Not even a glimpse of the sunlit uplands promised by the grifters who promoted it. Brexit has changed our place in the world and with it, our ability to respond to global challenges.

Coming more than three and a half years after the historic vote in June 2016, the official moment of Brexit itself came at 11pm on January 31 2020. It followed years of political manoeuvring and two ...

More than 60% feel Brexit has been more of a failure, with even 32% of leave voters labelling it a failure. On the night of the vote in 2016, Sunderland was one of the first areas to declare.

Whatever your views, she says, the Brexit years "must surely be a source of regret to all of us". "There's simply no sign of the promised sunlit uplands," she adds.

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SIR – Sir Keir Starmer has been granted his wish by the electorate (“Labour landslide”, report, July 5). It is now incumbent upon him and his party to deliver the change they promised. Sir Keir must ...