As we begin a new year of Scientology-watching, former Sea Org official Chris Shelton offers us a snapshot of where the church is now and where it’s going, thanks to its ruthless leader, David Miscavi...

The United Kingdom's exit from the EU has had a major impact on the tourism industry. New regulations mean travelers to the UK may face even more difficulties.

Since Brexit, UK pilot's qualifications are no longer recognised in the EU and planes have to fly to America or Brazil for maintenance. If the government is serious about resetting Britain's relations...

Editorial: Sir Ed Davey – and even Kemi Badenoch – are saying new things about post-Brexit challenges. It is time for Sir Keir Starmer to do likewise

Andrew Duff discusses the idea of reversing Brexit and looks at the position of other countries such as Ukraine in relation to the EU.

The EU previously acted as a watchdog on sewage pollution

Despite fall in trade, LSE study says overall impact was more limited than OBR forecasters first estimated

Smaller companies bore the brunt of trade barriers with the Continent as trade in services remains resilient

In which Mr Pecksniff lays before his readers for their approval certain observations and speculations reflecting on the political life

Starmer’s refusal to consider a return to the EU or the single market angers Europhiles, but a new report suggests a quiet change.

A shocking insight into how British musicians have suffered in the wake of the country's 2016 referendum to leave the European Union

First speech by UK chancellor to eurozone finance ministers since 2020 will promise ‘business-like’ approach to relations

Exclusive: EU countries will share laboratory capacity but UK rules mean products cannot be tested abroad

Agri-food imports and exports have plummeted, and farmers are increasingly concerned

Mark Noble says export tariffs were one factor leading to the closure of the Luton plant.

An industry worth £110 billion a year is being crippled by red tape, lost access to skilled European professionals and lack of access to the EU market

An industry worth £110 billion a year is being crippled by red tape, lost access to skilled European professionals and lack of access to the EU market

Labour’s continued silence on Brexit might just reveal an unwelcome truth; another reason, perhaps, to use the Brexit telescope?