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Brexit

  • Graham Beresford

    Briton with cancer living in Italy unable to get care he is entitled to after Brexit

  • Mike Tapp, Natalie Elphicke and Keir Starmer

    Labour gains in leave areas may cut swing needed for overall majority

    Analysis reveals voters switching from the Tories in pro-Brexit seats could make a Starmer election victory easier to achieve
  • Water flowing from a tap

    Farmers’ union lobbied to increase pesticide limit in UK drinking water

    NFU’s director of strategy asked for review of EU-derived protections as part of post-Brexit loosening of rules

  • Medicine shortages in England ‘beyond critical’, pharmacists warn

  • David Miliband condemns ‘absurd’ lack of cooperation between EU and UK

  • Rufus Wainwright blames UK’s ‘narrow outlook’ after Brexit for Opening Night’s flop

  • Farmer confidence at lowest in England and Wales since survey began, NFU says

  • UK flower industry thrown into chaos by new Brexit border checks

  • UK politics: Labour’s Khan has 22-point lead over Tory rival in London mayoral race, poll suggests – as it happened

  • Food importers in UK say new Brexit checks could add 60% to costs

  • Ireland reaps €700m Brexit bonanza from customs duties

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Opinion

  • Torsten Bell

    Brexit Britain may export lots of services, but selling things it makes is harder

    Torsten Bell
    Trade data is a long neglected subject, but it’s never been more important
  • William Keegan

    The wisest Brexiters – such as Nigel Lawson – knew how good life is in Europe

    William Keegan
  • Opening Night’s Rufus Wainwright, left, with Sheridan Smith and Ivo van Hove. Filling seats for the West End musical has been difficult.

    Brexit didn’t bring down the curtain on Rufus Wainwright’s show. The play’s the thing

    David Benedict

  • The right’s Brexit ‘bonfire of red tape’ was just wind and smoke. And even Tories want more regulation now

    Polly Toynbee

  • On challenges big and small, our leaders haven’t learned that nationalism is not the answer

    Rafael Behr

  • How can Labour fix Britain’s ‘economic failure’ without rejoining the EU?

    William Keegan

  • Rishi Sunak has staked his premiership on Rwanda – but the electorate will punish him for it

    Henry Hill

  • It’s clearer than ever that Brexit has failed – let’s not inflict its miseries on young people

    Zoe Williams

  • Ravaged by austerity, chastened by Brexit: how can Britain have influence abroad when it’s broken at home?

    Nesrine Malik
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Explainers

  • Close up of large lorry driving in Sevington Inland border facility

    How UK’s new border controls will affect animal and plant imports

  • A poster protesting against the Irish sea border next to a road

    Northern Ireland: what does the new post-Brexit deal mean?

    • The Sevington inland border facility, near Ashford, will process all the products coming through the port.

      How UK’s new border controls will affect plants and animal imports

    • People walk in front of the Stormont assembly building.

      Northern Ireland: what is the power-sharing deal – and could it be blocked?

    • Cargo shipping containers and cranes at Felixstowe port

      Post-Brexit trade deals: what’s been agreed and what could still come?

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Analysis

  • UK lorry having checks at Calais

    Three and a bit years after Brexit, are border checks finally here?

  • Switchback rollercoaster big dipper ride at Blackpool

    Fourteen years of Tory economics – ‘major mistakes’ and ‘crisis after crisis’

    As the chancellor prepares next week’s budget, Labour says it is staring at a dire inheritance. The voters look likely to agree
  • Rishi Sunak

    UK has lacked coherent economic strategy for years, thinktank finds

    Trade has been hit by Brexit, while the number in poverty has risen sharply in a country ill-prepared for the future
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