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Nick Clegg: Brexit was a ‘punch in the face’ for Britain

The former deputy prime minister compared Brexit to a ‘massive cardiac arrest’ – and warned Britain now needs Europe more than ever

The Independent UK

Who is Count Binface – the alien space warrior standing against Brexit champion Nigel Farage?

In a week when the race to become Britain’s next prime minister is effectively a one-horse race, there seems to be more suspense in another contest pitting Brexit champion Nigel Farage against a comedian going viral online. Is this a joke too far for Brits and their famous sense of…

Euronews

Andy Burnham left with clear path to Downing Street as last potential rival rules out leadership bid

Former UK armed forces minister Al Carns said Burnham had his "full backing" and that he had "earned this".

Euronews

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Farage told me he would quit politics after Brexit. Now, mired in scandal, he should do it and mean it

His byelection stunt shows he is clearly rattled by a perilous position. Wildcards rarely endure: his future is behind him, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Could Nigel Farage be forced to 'debate a bin all summer' after by-election stunt?

NIGEL Farage could be left to fight a by-election against Count Binface after all major parties refused to stand against him in Clacton.

The National (Scotland)

Why Andy Burnham’s idea for Gen Z tax breaks should give us hope on Brexit

ANALYSIS: Political editor David Maddox explains why the prospective prime minister’s bold package of assistance for younger voters is an important indicator of how he might approach Brexit

The Independent UK

Neil Kinnock: Britain must rejoin the EU – it’s the patriotic thing to do

Exclusive: Former Labour leader says incoming prime minister should not be ‘constrained’ by party’s Brexit ‘red lines’ – and says those who ‘love their country’ will want to return to the bloc

The Independent UK

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Voices: We’ve stopped arguing about Brexit – now we’re arguing about weight-loss drugs, instead

INDEPENDENT WOMEN: In this week's Independent Women newsletter, Victoria Richards argues that weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic and Mounjaro have become Britain's newest cultural divide – replacing Brexit with a fresh wave of judgement, stigma and shame

The Independent UK

Brexit rule change means British teens in EU face soaring student fees for UK degrees

‘Home fee’ qualification ends in 2028, leaving those hoping to study in UK not now eligible for British loans

The Guardian - UK

Why 7.5 million people have watched the John Major Brexit interview

Geordie Greig on how former PM captured social media with his cut-through common sense and calm authority, exploding the myths of any Brexit dividend

The Independent UK

How Brexit ‘allowed a convicted people smuggler’ to live and work in the UK

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The Independent UK

Convicted people smuggler able to live in UK due to Brexit, immigration officers claim

The Immigration Services Union said the UK’s decision to leave the EU has meant we no longer have access to a data-sharing agreement with many countries in the bloc

The Independent UK

EU urged to exempt UK from car rules that could be worst Brexit impact yet

Bloc’s ‘made in Europe’ regulations risk shutting out British manufacturers in ‘most spectacular own goal in history’

The Guardian - UK

Nine of the world’s top 10 strongest passports are European, new index reveals

The Global Passport Index assesses visa-free access as well as investment attractiveness and quality of life.

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The Independent UK

Voices: From the NHS to holidays: Have your say on the five Brexit questions still dividing Britain

THE BREXIT DEBATES: Ten years after Britain voted to leave the EU, the arguments show no sign of ending. From the economy and the NHS to immigration and holidays abroad, we've asked experts from across the political spectrum to debate Brexit's biggest unanswered questions – and now it's your turn…

The Economic Times

Why Trump's tariffs had plenty of bark, but limited bite

Donald Trump's tariffs, once feared to cripple markets, have had a surprisingly muted impact, with actual levies lower than headline rates. While consumers bore the brunt, leading to inflation, the economic hit appears statistically insignificant in the short term. However, ongoing trade uncertainty and the potential for a 'slow burn'…

The Independent UK

How EU students could have their tuition fees slashed in Brexit reset deal

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The Independent UK

Voices: ‘We need a referendum’: Readers respond to Sir John Major’s call to rejoin EU single market within five years

YOUR VIEWS: Sir John Major’s call for Britain to rejoin the single market within five years has sparked fierce debate among readers on everything from democratic mandates and economic impact to the political and practical challenges of closer alignment with the EU

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The Independent UK

‘We was hoodwinked’: Inside the ex-mining town that backed Brexit despite millions of pounds of EU funding

EUROPE: THE WAY BACK: Eyebrows were raised when the Welsh area of Blaenau Gwent, despite receiving huge swathes of EU funding, voted to leave the bloc 10 years ago. Alex Ross visits the area’s largest town of Ebbw Vale, and discovers a more complicated picture

The Guardian - UK

‘British food will disappear’: trade deal after Brexit is hitting UK farmers hard

Home-grown food may become a niche product for the wealthy in our supermarkets as British farmers’ incomes plummet

The Guardian - UK

Two prime ministerial resignations, 10 years apart: ‘Brexit represents a kind of faultline in British history’

Keir Starmer’s announcement on Monday was the latest convulsion since the Brexit vote. This week, as we marked 10 years since the referendum, our former national news editor Dan Sabbagh looked back to the start of Britain’s ongoing political chaos

The Guardian - UK

People in Britain used to agree to disagree. Since Brexit, they no longer dare to talk about difficult things

Studies suggest the country is more divided than ever – but we won’t come together unless we begin to talk rationally and calmly, says novelist and political scientist Elif Shafak

France 24

Brexit Britain: Sunlit Uplands or a Toad in the Harrow?

Political change in Britain has dominated the headlines, with Keir Starmer’s resignation paving the way for Andy Burnham, as the country also marks ten years since the Brexit vote. Fresh peace talks between the US and Iran have begun amid continuing tensions and sharply different accounts of progress from both…

The Independent UK

Sir John Major is right – Britain is only strengthened by being closer to Europe

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: In an exclusive interview with The Independent, the man who did more than anyone to keep Britain in Europe speaks an undeniable truth: that those who promised so much from Brexit have delivered next to nothing

The Guardian - UK

Brexit Britain and the roots of its discontent

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Rafael Behr in which he reflects on the ‘curse of Brexit’ and the reasons for Keir Starmer’s fall

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