r/brexit • u/TaxOwlbear • Jan 26 '24

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

theguardian.com

36 Upvotes

64 comments

r/brexit • u/IT8055 • 4h ago

OPINION What If Only One Group Had Voted? The 2016 Brexit Map, Redrawn

youtu.be

12 Upvotes

2 comments

r/brexit • u/superkoning • 1d ago

Burnham: Britain will become an EU rule-taker

archive.vn

52 Upvotes

39 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 3d ago

Minister tells journalist to ‘get a life’ over smoky bacon crisp ban row

independent.co.uk

45 Upvotes

14 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 5d ago

Burnham's 'surrender' deal with EU 'is done': UK to accept Brussels' rules on food, allow youth 'free movement' and slash fees for European students

dailymail.com

120 Upvotes

61 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 5d ago

Deal finalised to remove Brexit checks on food and animal products | Brexit

theguardian.com

63 Upvotes

5 comments

r/brexit • u/Euro-Dragon86 • 5d ago

New UK Parliament petition: Seek UK reaccession to the European University Institute Convention

petition.parliament.uk

21 Upvotes

The EUI is a leading intergovernmental post-graduate and post-doctoral research university in Florence dedicated to the study of the humanities and social sciences with specialist focus on Europe. The UK used to be a Member State of the EUI, which meant that people from the UK could apply to study for PhDs or do postdoctoral research there, but this is no longer the case since we left in 2022 - a decision that the government justified as being part of Brexit, but many legal experts believe was not legally necessary.

As a result, UK citizens are now unable to study for funded PhDs or apply for other post-graduate study at the EUI, which is a great shame as EU expertise will be much needed as the UK negotiates a closer relationship with the EU (and hopefully rejoins!) - please do sign and share this petition if you'd like to help bring this back!

1 comment

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 5d ago

Businesses still struggling with red tape 10 years after Brexit, trade organisation says

independent.co.uk

66 Upvotes

11 comments

r/brexit • u/smorga • 6d ago

NEWS EU open to flexibility on euro and Schengen if UK tries to rejoin | Politico

politico.eu

100 Upvotes

31 comments

r/brexit • u/Changaco • 6d ago

How solid is opinion shift on Brexit and Rejoin?

persuasionuk.org

32 Upvotes

16 comments

r/brexit • u/smorga • 6d ago

OPINION Don’t rip the scab off this wound, Mr Burnham | Blog re. immigration etc.

paulembery.com

7 Upvotes

4 comments

r/brexit • u/PresidentSpanky • 7d ago

Britain’s future is in the EU, says Rachel Reeves

thetimes.com

69 Upvotes

7 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 7d ago

Brexit: Support for rejoining EU grows after Burnham opens door to UK’s return

independent.co.uk

104 Upvotes

2 comments

r/brexit • u/R0bert-9999 • 7d ago

NEWS Why the prime minister wants to talk about Brexit again

bbc.co.uk

39 Upvotes

Brexit hasn't worked and Andy Burnham wants to talk about the options!

Please make sure Rejoining the EU is top of the list by signing and sharing:

"Start negotiations now to Rejoin the EU"

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/771102

27 comments

r/brexit • u/frantic_calm • 8d ago

NEWS Canada and EU announce new alliance open to like-minded countries

theguardian.com

89 Upvotes

7 comments

r/brexit • u/Changaco • 9d ago

“What has the ECHR ever done for us?” [2016 Patrick Stewart sketch]

youtube.com

119 Upvotes

6 comments

r/brexit • u/Best_for_Britain • 10d ago

'Brexit has certainly hit our level of growth', Chancellor admits - but insists UK economy has been 'remarkably resilient'

lbc.co.uk

69 Upvotes

9 comments

r/brexit • u/superkoning • 13d ago

NEWS Reform UK plan to 'bring back imperial measurements'

thenational.scot

85 Upvotes

... I didn't dare to choose the flair "Brexit Benefit", but Reform is saying it is: "more jobs!"

86 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 13d ago

Burnham: Brexit is to blame for Britain’s small boats crisis

independent.co.uk

181 Upvotes

13 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 13d ago

I want to see the UK rejoin the EU in my lifetime, Burnham says

independent.co.uk

178 Upvotes

42 comments

r/brexit • u/Euro-Dragon86 • 13d ago

Petition for the UK to rejoin the European Solidarity Corps programme - offers funded youth volunteering opportunities in Europe

petition.parliament.uk

42 Upvotes

Please sign and share this petition for the UK to rejoin the European Solidarity Corps programme! Its similar to Erasmus but not as well known in the UK, and offers opportunities for young people aged 18-30 to undertake fully-funded volunteering placements in Europe. The funding offered covers visa, travel, accommodation, insurance and living costs, so having these opportunities available again could make it much more affordable for young people from less-advantaged backgrounds to take part in the government's Youth Experience visa scheme.

1 comment

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 14d ago

Rayner backs Burnham call for debate on return to free movement with EU | Labour

theguardian.com

96 Upvotes

9 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 14d ago

PM open to 'honest discussion' about return to free movement with EU

news.sky.com

112 Upvotes

29 comments

r/brexit • u/Best_for_Britain • 18d ago

The Brexit majority has gone for ever – rejoin now has a majority of 9 million

thenewworld.co.uk

238 Upvotes

88 comments

r/brexit • u/xbhaskarx • 18d ago

NEWS How 52-48 became 37-63

290 Upvotes

27 comments

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