Instant Opinion: Boris Johnson’s ‘Brexit bluster’ will cost Britain
Description Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 8 September Credits Ben Stansall/WPA Pool/Getty Images Alt Text Boris Johnson Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 8 September Reaction... go to Article >
Boris Johnson Accused By DUP Of ‘Screwing Over’ Northern Ireland With Brexit
Boris Johnson has been accused of “screwing over” Northern Ireland amid widespread disruption following the end of the post-Brexit transition period. DUP MP Ian Paisley said the prime minister’s Brexit settlement has “ruined trade” in Northern... read more
Brexit: How Leaving The EU Will Change Our Lives From January 1
Happy new year! It’s January 1, the EU-UK transition period has ended and it is day one of Britain’s new relationship with Brussels. The UK is no longer part of the single market or customs union and the jurisdiction of the European Court of... read more
Post-Brexit Erasmus Replacement Will Cost More Than £100 Million Next Year
More than £100 million will be spent on the post-Brexit replacement of the Erasmus exchange programme for UK students next year, it has been announced. The Department of Education (DfE) said the Turing scheme will provide funding for around... read more
Brexit agreement avoids a worse and messier outcome
The defining image of Britain’s Christmas Eve trade deal with the European Union was a beaming Boris Johnson with his thumbs up in the air. There were no celebratory pictures from any of his continental counterparts. Getting to this point is a win... read more
Brexit sparks fears of disrupted food, drug supplies
Despite the free trade deal signed by London and Brussels, suppliers of food and medicine fear the rapidly introduced changes will disrupt supplies and increase costs, undercutting government... read more
UK Covid live: Sunak suggests next stage of Covid support measures to be announced in March budget
Latest updates: chancellor signals that further support could be announced in the budget after unveiling £4.6bn package of grants Sunak unveils £4.6bn relief package for retail and hospitality sectors Scottish lockdown could continue beyond... read more
The Observer view on the Brexit deal | Observer editorial
A deal that makes us poorer, reduces global influence and imperils the nation’s integrityAny deal is better than no deal. But the agreement that Boris Johnson struck with the European Union on Christmas Eve is no political triumph, no diplomatic... read more
Instant Opinion: Boris Johnson ‘mired in mixed messages’ over Christmas lockdown
Description Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 17 November Credits Leon Neal/Getty Images Alt Text Boris Johnson returns to Number 10,... read more
Brexit: Boris Johnson misses EU deadline to explain ‘limited and specific’ law-breaking
Credits Eddie Mulholland/Pool/AFP via Getty Images Alt Text Boris Johnson chairs the weekly cabinet meeting at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. European... read more
Instant Opinion: ‘Trump 2024? It could happen’
Description Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Friday 27 November Credits Getty Images Alt Text A woman holds a Trump 2024 t-shirt at a rally... read more
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