The Latest Breaking News from Brexit

ACTIVISTS in Edinburgh have kicked off the third anniversary Brexit events with action outside the UK Government Hub.

From calls for a second Scottish independence referendum and speculation about “indy-curiousity” in Wales, to the collapse of the power-sharing agreement in Northern Ireland, the state of the UK union has been the subject of much political discussion over the past decade.

Chief executive of Eurostar Gwendoline Cazenave said a cut in the number of border officials and the post-Brexit requirement to stamp UK passports for outbound travel had led to delays

Cross-Channel train operator Eurostar says that slower post-Brexit passport checks for travellers are forcing it to run some services almost one-third empty.

As the United Kingdom faces a troubling rise in the cost of living, FRANCE 24’s third report in a series of five focuses on pubs. The country's much-loved cultural icons are suffering in these times of economic turmoil made worse by Brexit and a lack of affordable, skilled workers. Expenses…

The former PM also said the Good Friday Agreement has "mostly" worked "but it's not working as it should at the moment"

Labour will seek to “fix the Tories’ bad Brexit deal” if voted into power at the next election, the shadow foreign secretary has said.David Lammy said Britain would “not rejoin” the European Union, the single market or customs union under a Sir Keir Starmer premiership.But he said the party would…

Train Talk: ‘The need for mobility in Europe is stronger than ever,’ says new Eurostar CEO

About 350 out of 900 seats normally left unsold on the first services between London, Paris and Brussels

Cost of labour in Britain up by 30% since referendum, double rise in some EU countries, research finds

The Shadow Foreign Secretary said that police fines for both Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunk while in No10 - and Tory legislation that aimed to flout international law 'damages our moral authority and political credibility'