The Latest Breaking News from Brexit

The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister said the resignation of Paul Givan on Thursday is ‘very unwelcome’.

A surge in the volume of freight traffic has been prompted by Brexit while the cruise sector rebounded after being hit hard in by the pandemic in 2020

Scottish travellers could face Covid restrictions that do not apply to EU residents.

Northern Ireland's First Minister Paul Givan resigned in protest at post-Brexit trade rules on Thursday, a day after one of his pro-British colleagues attempted to halt some checks on goods, drawing anger from European Union member states.

Democratic Unionist Party first minister expected to quit – also ejecting his Sinn Fein deputy

Unilateral move by Stormont agriculture minister sets UK on new collision course with Brussels

Emergency traffic controls triggered 20 times this year as extra Brexit checks and freight volumes cause logjams

After a brutal few years - some of which were spent as David Cameron’s righthand man during the toxic Brexit battle - the former Tory spin doctor, 52, was miserable and unmotivated. He went on a voyage of self-discovery and has been sharing what he’s learnt on a new podcast

Backbench and senior Tory MPs rallying together in agreement PM’s time is up

The document outlines the plan to save £1 billion by eradicating inherited EU red tape.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is marking the second anniversary of Brexit by touting the economic opportunities outside the European Union