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In 1946 there was a referendum in Britain, which the governing party lost 52 per cent to 48 per cent. It took place in Stevenage, over the proposed 1946 New Towns Act. When Lewis Silkin, the minister in charge of the expansion of Stevenage, arrived at the railway station, he…

The Labour leader urged the Government to get a grip, after coach passengers were forced to spend hours waiting to enter the Kent port at the weekend.

Post-Brexit passport rules mean it typically takes 20 minutes to process passengers on a coach – far longer than before

A quarter of a century after unpalatable compromises ended decades of bloodshed in Northern Ireland, some of the architects of the Good Friday Agreement hope that deal can help inspire a route out of the region's near-permanent political crisis.

The Home Secretary said it would not be fair to view the delays - which have been blamed on 'lengthy French border processes' - as 'an adverse effect of Brexit'

Extra sailings were run overnight to try to clear the backlog of traffic

Home secretary says Brexit did not cause chaos seen at port as angry customers see trips cancelled

Families of pupils whose foreign trips were cancelled owing to the delays blame border staff, Brexit and ferry companies

Channel ferry operators have laid on extra sailings in an effort to clear a backlog that has seen passengers travelling from the UK to France delayed for up to 16 hours. London's Interior Minister Suella Braverman refuses to blame Brexit for the chaos.