This fascinating political sociology study looks at the lifestyles and subjective perceptions of average National Rally ...

The far-right, nationalist Reform UK party would be Britain’s largest political party if a general election were held now, a major new poll shows, putting its founder, Nigel Farage, on a potential ...

Asian shares inched higher in the leadup to US jobs data, after US stocks hit another record following Donald Trump’s ...

On the ninth anniversary of the day the UK voted to leave the EU, we asked readers to have their say on whether Brexit has ...

The final phase of post-Brexit food labelling on products being shipped from Great Britain to Northern Ireland has been ...

Compulsory service for all, a tax on million-dollar inheritances, more indirect subsidies for media publishers: the ...

In early corporate news, Drax taps a former Shell vice president as its new chief financial officer, and energy firms SSE and National Grid respond to a planned investment programme by UK energy ...

The rare procedural hold-up comes amid ongoing disquiet over the operation of post-Brexit trading arrangements between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK and concerns the region continues to ...

Five years after Brexit, the percentage of Britons who believe it was right to leave the EU is only 30 percent!

More than six in 10 (62%) reckon Brexit has gone badly, including about a third of leave voters. A majority believe leaving has damaged the economy, UK trade and the cost of living.

Readers have their say on reversing Brexit – from rejoining EU ‘tomorrow’ to ‘letting more time pass’ - YOUR VIEWS: Our ...

Brexit ended up being a protracted process, not a single event, as changes to British economic policies took years to ...