The Brexit vote is a disaster, political and economically. After the initial shock wears off there will be happy talk that maybe it won't all be so bad. Don't believe it.

A longer Brexit transition period would mean even more pain for businesses who are desperate to know what the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union means for their trading relationship.

Brexit is the big question in Britain's upcoming election. To champion that cause, Prime Minister Boris Johnson plays to populism.

Until recently, it was possible to believe that there was a middle way, or to be in denial that a decisive moment would come. That’s no longer the case, Sam Knight writes.

Starmer’s EU strategy isn’t a Brexit betrayal – it’s a necessity - COMMENT: No one voted to be worse off in the 2016 EU referendum, writes Femi Oluwole. That’s why seeking a closer ...

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This week a new report highlighted the cost of Brexit to the UK and Scottish economies. A cost to businesses of (another) £2billion, and an… ...

In Northern Ireland, Brexit is once again raising difficult questions of identity: Catholic vs. Protestant, Irish vs. British, nationalist vs. unionist.