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EU, Britain strike deal on Gibraltar's post-Brexit status Credit: FRANCE 24 English Duration: 01:29Published 3 days ago

UK and EU agree Gibraltar border deal The UK has agreed a deal with the EU for a fluid Gibraltar-Spain border, avoiding checks on people crossing. Gibraltar and Spanish officials will carry out joint checks at the airport, while goods will.. Credit: ODN Duration: 01:32Published 3 days ago

Brexit Damage CONTROL? Top Reasons Why UK Signed Major EU Pact At The Cost Of Scottish Fishermen On May 19, the UK and EU signed a pivotal trade deal aimed at slashing post-Brexit barriers in food, drink, and small business exports. UK-EU trade has suffered since Brexit, with UK exports to the EU.. Credit: Oneindia Duration: 03:22Published on May 20, 2025

Nigel Farage Warns: ‘End of UK Fishing Industry’ If Starmer’s EU Deal Stands \| UK's U-Turn On BREXIT Keir Starmer’s government is facing strong criticism after agreeing to a deal that allows EU fishing vessels continued access to UK waters for 12 more years. Scottish fishermen and politicians have.. Credit: Oneindia Duration: 03:03Published on May 19, 2025

Badenoch: Labour taking UK ‘backwards’ with EU deal Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has accused the Labour government of "reopening Brexit battles" and taking the UK backwards with its new EU deal. Badenoch criticised months of "secret negotiations".. Credit: ODN Duration: 00:38Published on May 19, 2025

UK Rejoins EU Power Bloc? Starmer’s $150Bn Deal STUNS Brexiteers \| ‘Farage Calls It A Betrayal!’ Britain and the EU have announced a sweeping reset in their post-Brexit relationship, covering trade, defence, and mobility. The deal allows UK participation in a €150B EU defence program, cuts red.. Credit: Oneindia Duration: 03:19Published on May 19, 2025

Starmer hails 'landmark' UK-EU deal as new era begins Sir Keir Starmer has declared “Britain is back on the world stage” as he hailed a new UK-EU agreement as a landmark moment. Speaking at the first summit since Brexit, the prime minister said the.. Credit: ODN Duration: 02:13Published on May 19, 2025

UK and EU leaders hail 'new chapter' at landmark summit Leaders from the UK and EU have met in London for the first UK-EU summit since Brexit, marking what they called a "new era" in relations. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the agreement reached.. Credit: ODN Duration: 02:29Published on May 19, 2025

Leaders arrive at Lancaster House for UK-EU summit Sir Keir Starmer has welcomed senior EU leaders to Lancaster House for a major summit, where a new UK-EU deal is expected to be formally approved. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was.. Credit: ODN Duration: 00:53Published on May 19, 2025

Reeves hails ‘really big day’ as UK strikes EU deal Chancellor Rachel Reeves says a new post-Brexit deal with the EU marks a "really big day", praising it as a move to boost jobs, cut prices, and strengthen defence ties. The agreement, finalised ahead.. Credit: ODN Duration: 02:27Published on May 19, 2025

Europe faces comedy crisis as final season of Parlement airs Europe faces comedy crisis as final season of Parlement airs TV series Parlement follows young parliamentary assistant Samy and his comedy capers working in the European Parliament post-Brexit... Credit: euronews (in English) Duration: 03:40Published on May 7, 2025

Mark Carney Elected Canada’s PM \| All About Canada’s New Leader \| Canada Elections Mark Carney is set to become Canada’s next Prime Minister after a landmark Liberal victory over the Conservatives. Once an unelected leader appointed after winning the Liberal Party leadership in.. Credit: Oneindia Duration: 03:52Published on April 29, 2025

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Voters have changed their opinions about Brexit, but does it still matter to them? \| Adam Boulton Does Brexit matter anymore? Sky News - Published on December 8, 2023
Rwanda battle like Brexit rows of the past - leaving the PM in a tight spot "End of days". "A death spiral". "They've lost the plot". "I feel sorry for Rishi". Sky News - Published on December 7, 2023
Spain 'very close' to Gibraltar deal after Cameron meeting Spain says it's "very close" to agreeing a deal on the post-Brexit status of Gibraltar. Sky News - Published on November 28, 2023

Even Sunak backers fear the PM's made the 'wrong decision' picking a fight over the Elgin Marbles Rishi Sunak hasn't had many wins in his short premiership. But one he could legitimately claim was being a prime minister who improved Britain's standing in the world - drawing a line under the bumpy.. Sky News - Published on November 28, 2023
Hunt to review payment rules in post-Brexit fraud push Jeremy Hunt will this week pledge to review the rules governing payment authentication in what he will describe as a post-Brexit crackdown on fraud. Sky News - Published on November 19, 2023
Brexit U-turn? EU equality laws to be reinstated to avoid 'gap in protections' for workers The government has announced plans to reinstate EU equality laws before they expire at the end of the year – admitting the move is required to avoid a "clear gap in protections" for workers. Sky News - Published on November 7, 2023

UK car production soars - but industry warns of looming Brexit rules 'threat' UK carmakers have recorded their best September since 2020 - but warned growth is "under threat" from new Brexit export rules due to come into force within months. Sky News - Published on October 25, 2023
New post-Brexit border controls to cost businesses £330m a year New post-Brexit border controls on animal and plant products imported from the EU will cost businesses £330m a year in extra charges, the government has admitted. Sky News - Published on October 2, 2023
Lib Dems have big ambitions for the next election - just don't mention Brexit or a deal with Labour \| Beth Rigby The Liberal Democrats are perhaps best known for being the Conservative coalition partners in 2010 - and potential deal makers at the next general election - and the party of the European Union. Sky News - Published on September 25, 2023
Farage fury as 'no evidence' found of bank account closures due to political views The City regulator has found no evidence that banks are closing accounts on the basis of customers' personal views, Sky News understands, to the fury of former Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage. Sky News - Published on September 19, 2023

Older voters will back policies aimed at supporting younger people, study finds From the pensions triple lock to the cost of mortgages, Brexit to tuition fees: many of the biggest political questions of recent years have been framed as a contest between the often-conflicting.. Sky News - Published on September 13, 2023
UK to rejoin EU Horizon programme in 'bespoke new agreement' The UK will rejoin the EU's Horizon science programme after two years of absence post-Brexit, the government has confirmed. Sky News - Published on September 7, 2023
Rishi Sunak says India trade deal is 'not a given' as he arrives in Delhi Rishi Sunak has sounded a cautious note about the prospects of signing Britain's biggest post-Brexit trade deal, saying it is "not a given". Sky News - Published on September 6, 2023	UK to rejoin EU's Horizon science programme after a two-year absence The UK is set to rejoin the EU's Horizon science programme after two years of absence post-Brexit, Sky News has been told. Sky News - Published on September 6, 2023
'Humiliating U-turn': Post-Brexit import checks delayed for fifth time The government has announced a fifth delay to post-Brexit checks on EU imports amid concerns the new system would fuel food inflation. Sky News - Published on August 29, 2023	No question of Brexit-like referendum on J&K: Supreme Court on Article 370 The Supreme Court on Tuesday firmly said there is no question of a 'referendum' relating to Jammu and Kashmir's accession or application of the entire Constitution through the nullification of Article.. IndiaTimes - Published on August 8, 2023
Metro Bank accused of closing account over Brexit by Reform UK leader Metro Bank has insisted it is politically neutral after being accused of closing down the Reform UK party's account because of its support for Brexit. Sky News - Published on July 23, 2023	Brexit preparation 'helped' COVID response, Gove tells inquiry Planning for a no-deal Brexit was "some of the best preparation" possible for the COVID pandemic, Michael Gove has argued. Sky News - Published on July 13, 2023
Jobs market - not Brexit - to blame for UK being inflation outlier, Bank of England boss says The governor of the Bank of England, which has raised interest rates to a 15-year high, has said the UK labour market and not Brexit is to blame for stubbornly high inflation. Sky News - Published on June 28, 2023	Two major art festivals have been cancelled - with Brexit partly to blame Two of London's major summer art fairs have been cancelled this year, with organisers saying Brexit is partly to blame. Sky News - Published on June 18, 2023
'Ill be back' vows Boris Johnson as ex-prime minister formally resigns as MP A defiant Boris Johnson vowed "I'll be back" as he called on the Tories to deliver on Brexit and the promises of the 2019 manifesto. Sky News - Published on June 12, 2023	UK to send signed Beano copies to Australia and New Zealand to mark start of post-Brexit trade deals A shipment of British goods - including signed Beano comics - are to be sent to Australia and New Zealand to mark the start of two new post-Brexit trade deals. Sky News - Published on May 31, 2023
'Take back control' is an easy slogan to create but fiendishly hard to implement - and Sunak knows it \| Beth Rigby Back in 2016, in the run-up to the EU referendum and as Leave campaigners promised to "take back control" of our borders, chief Brexit cheerleader Nigel Farage promised the British people that leaving.. Sky News - Published on May 25, 2023	Tories 'betrayed' Brexit and should accept worker shortages to cut immigration - Farage Nigel Farage would "of course" accept worker shortages if it meant lower migration, the Eurosceptic campaigner has told Sky News - and wouldn't rule out another attempt to become an MP. Sky News - Published on May 25, 2023
Just 9% of Britons think Brexit more of a success than failure - poll Brexit regret has reached record levels, according to new polling which said just 9% of Brits consider it to be more of a success than a failure. Sky News - Published on May 22, 2023	Damon Albarn says Brexit has made UK 'more remote' It has been 30 years since Blur's bolshy brand of pop set the tone for the 1990s - a cultural and musical moment that became known as Cool Britannia. Sky News - Published on May 20, 2023
Charles-Barclay to miss race due to Brexit-related visa issues Britain's Lucy Charles-Barclay will not race at Sunday's Ironman 70.3 event in Germany because of Brexit-related visa issues. BBC Sport - Published on May 19, 2023	Vauxhall owner sees Brexit threat to UK factories Vauxhall's parent company has called for the government to renegotiate its Brexit deal with the EU to correct elements that place the future of UK plants at risk. Sky News - Published on May 17, 2023
Brexit stopped Ukraine invasion from succeeding, Jacob Rees-Mogg says Jacob Rees-Mogg has said Brexit allowed Britain to show "global leadership" over Ukraine, making it "impossible for Putin to succeed". Sky News - Published on May 14, 2023	City minister launches asset management tech group amid post-Brexit reforms The Treasury is launching a fresh drive to bolster Britain's asset management sector during a period of intense scrutiny of the government's post-Brexit plans for the financial services industry. Sky News - Published on April 17, 2023
Post-Brexit checks raise 'real risks' of future border complications as Dover braces for more delays at Easter Coach travellers will be asked to delay Channel crossings over Easter as ferry companies and the Port of Dover attempt to avoid a repeat of the shambolic delays that blighted the start of the school.. Sky News - Published on April 5, 2023	Post-Brexit checks were partly to blame for Dover traffic chaos, Downing Street admits Downing Street has conceded "new processes" brought in after Brexit played a role in days of travel queues at Dover over the weekend. Sky News - Published on April 3, 2023
The King's first state visit was a post-Brexit push to sell Britain and it seems to have worked You hear a lot about the soft power of the monarchy. Sky News - Published on March 31, 2023	UK accepted into Indo-Pacific trade bloc in biggest trade deal since Brexit The UK has been accepted into an Indo-Pacific trade bloc in what the government says is its biggest trade deal since Brexit. Sky News - Published on March 30, 2023
UK and EU to sign off on Windsor Framework Brexit deal - despite DUP opposition UK and EU officials will sign off on a new Brexit deal in London today, despite ongoing opposition from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). Sky News - Published on March 24, 2023	The Johnson and Brexit bandwagons seem to be fading - and Sunak is the main beneficiary Whisper it, but could the Brexit and Boris bandwagons be gradually trundling off into the distance? Sky News - Published on March 23, 2023
Stormont brake: How did your MP vote on key part of new Brexit deal? The government has won a vote on a key part of its new Brexit deal, despite opposition from some of its own MPs. Sky News - Published on March 22, 2023	Government wins Brexit deal vote - despite Tory rebellion and DUP anger The government has won support in parliament for part of its new Brexit deal, despite a rebellion from some of its own MPs and a backlash from members of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). Sky News - Published on March 22, 2023
Boris Johnson to vote against first part of new Brexit deal Former prime minister Boris Johnson has said he is going to vote against the first part of the government's new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland. Sky News - Published on March 22, 2023	DUP says new Brexit deal doesn't address 'fundamental problems' with Northern Ireland Protocol Rishi Sunak's new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland doesn't address the "fundamental problems" with the protocol it is intended to replace, the DUP has said. Sky News - Published on March 20, 2023
Brexit is 'elephant in the room' and UK must Tear down 'Tory' trade barriers, say Lib Dems Britain must "tear down the Conservatives' trade barriers" with Europe if the economy is to prosper again, the Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has warned. Sky News - Published on March 19, 2023	MPs to debate 'Stormont brake' as key part of new Brexit deal comes to the Commons MPs will debate a motion next week on the so-called "Stormont brake" - a key part of the new Brexit deal agreed between the UK and EU attempting to solve issues in Northern Ireland. Sky News - Published on March 16, 2023
'Read a history book': DUP leader's riposte to Chuck Schumer amid Brexit jostling in Washington The DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has said that Chuck Schumer needs to read some history books, after the US Senate majority leader urged the DUP to go back into Stormont. Sky News - Published on March 16, 2023	'Very important we listen to the DUP,' says Irish PM with Windsor Framework still in balance The Irish prime minister has played down the need for the UK government to alter the new UK-EU post-Brexit deal, despite the DUP calling for it to be "changed". Sky News - Published on March 15, 2023
Gary Lineker's most controversial tweets - from Brexit to Russian donors When Gary Lineker called the government's migrant policy "immeasurably cruel" and compared the language around it to 1930s Germany, it sent politicians, pundits and Twitter into a spin. Sky News - Published on March 9, 2023	Boris Johnson says he'll find it 'very difficult' to vote for Sunak's new Brexit deal Boris Johnson has said he would find it "very difficult" to vote for Rishi Sunak's new Brexit deal on Northern Ireland, claiming it is "not about taking back control". Sky News - Published on March 2, 2023
Brexit and bad planning also to blame for UK fruit and veg shortages, Spain says Brexit and bad planning - along with weather - are to blame for the fruit and vegetable shortage affecting the UK's supermarkets, Spain's agriculture minister has said. Sky News - Published on March 1, 2023	Brexit supporter Arron Banks given partial victory in libel case with journalist Brexit-supporting businessman Arron Banks has won a partial victory in his ongoing libel case with journalist Carole Cadwalladr, over comments she made in a TED Talk. Sky News - Published on February 28, 2023

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Voters have changed their opinions about Brexit, but does it still matter to them? | Adam Boulton

Rwanda battle like Brexit rows of the past - leaving the PM in a tight spot

Spain 'very close' to Gibraltar deal after Cameron meeting

Even Sunak backers fear the PM's made the 'wrong decision' picking a fight over the Elgin Marbles

Hunt to review payment rules in post-Brexit fraud push

Brexit U-turn? EU equality laws to be reinstated to avoid 'gap in protections' for workers

UK car production soars - but industry warns of looming Brexit rules 'threat'

New post-Brexit border controls to cost businesses £330m a year

Lib Dems have big ambitions for the next election - just don't mention Brexit or a deal with Labour | Beth Rigby

Farage fury as 'no evidence' found of bank account closures due to political views

Older voters will back policies aimed at supporting younger people, study finds

UK to rejoin EU Horizon programme in 'bespoke new agreement'

Rishi Sunak says India trade deal is 'not a given' as he arrives in Delhi

UK to rejoin EU's Horizon science programme after a two-year absence

'Humiliating U-turn': Post-Brexit import checks delayed for fifth time

No question of Brexit-like referendum on J&K: Supreme Court on Article 370

Metro Bank accused of closing account over Brexit by Reform UK leader

Brexit preparation 'helped' COVID response, Gove tells inquiry

Jobs market - not Brexit - to blame for UK being inflation outlier, Bank of England boss says

Two major art festivals have been cancelled - with Brexit partly to blame

'Ill be back' vows Boris Johnson as ex-prime minister formally resigns as MP

UK to send signed Beano copies to Australia and New Zealand to mark start of post-Brexit trade deals

'Take back control' is an easy slogan to create but fiendishly hard to implement - and Sunak knows it | Beth Rigby

Tories 'betrayed' Brexit and should accept worker shortages to cut immigration - Farage

Just 9% of Britons think Brexit more of a success than failure - poll

Damon Albarn says Brexit has made UK 'more remote'

Charles-Barclay to miss race due to Brexit-related visa issues

Vauxhall owner sees Brexit threat to UK factories

Brexit stopped Ukraine invasion from succeeding, Jacob Rees-Mogg says

City minister launches asset management tech group amid post-Brexit reforms

Post-Brexit checks raise 'real risks' of future border complications as Dover braces for more delays at Easter

Post-Brexit checks were partly to blame for Dover traffic chaos, Downing Street admits

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UK accepted into Indo-Pacific trade bloc in biggest trade deal since Brexit

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Government wins Brexit deal vote - despite Tory rebellion and DUP anger

Boris Johnson to vote against first part of new Brexit deal

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'Read a history book': DUP leader's riposte to Chuck Schumer amid Brexit jostling in Washington

'Very important we listen to the DUP,' says Irish PM with Windsor Framework still in balance

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