In response on Wednesday night, the Tories insisted that Chris Philp was not saying the Tories did not have a plan for how to handle asylum seekers post Brexit.

Member states reject Brussels’ latest efforts to bridge gaps between the two sides

The Brexit Impact Report 2025 details the ongoing effects of Brexit on UK businesses, based on a survey of over 1,100 firms. It highlights challenges and proposes solutions for stronger UK-EU relation...

Sign our petition calling on the government to negotiate concrete improvements to our ability to trade with the EU at the critical UK-EU Summit on 19 May

Andrew Bailey says he does not take a view on Brexit, but reversing the post-Brexit hit to UK-EU trade would be

This week’s trade deal is a boost for Keir Starmer. But a lasting win will only come by joining forces with other nations to resist the US president’s entire destructive agenda, says Guardian columnis...

There will be relief for UK carmakers but not much else to celebrate: Trump’s whims still hang over the UK – and the world – economy, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Britain has ‘reset’ relations with the EU, but with Farage ascendant again, our politics must be cured of the Brexit virus, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

[FREE TO READ] Starmer’s choice undermines multilateralism and poses risks to the UK

Two sides are far apart with only fortnight until post-Brexit ‘reset’ summit in London

The Liberal Democrat says she will take parental leave for about five months.

As the dust settles from last weel's elections, this is the first of two posts about where British politics goes from here. Next week: the Tories and Reform

Anthony Albanese’s Labor party rejected divisive far-right rhetoric and won with a message of fairness, equality and respect, says Marc Stears, the director of the UCL Policy Lab

Tents for asylum seekers - why won't Labour rule it out?

And end to two-party politics or its reinvention?

Despite what you read, we have been here before. In the 2019 European Election, Farage and his Brexit party won over 30% of votes , with L...

The local elections wipeout proves that out-Reforming Reform cannot and does not work. Both Tories – and Labour – need to rethink hard and fast, says writer and former Conservative MP Justine Greening

If Keir Starmer learns from the mistakes made by Jim Callaghan and Gordon Brown, he can navigate a successful course through stormy economic waters

British negotiators are sitting down for a week of intensive talks with their EU counterparts ahead of a looming summit.

Coalition leader Peter Dutton trails ALP candidate in his seat of Dickson

This week’s election results are a huge boon for Reform UK. But success comes with more pressure, more scrutiny and the risk of bruising exposure, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

[FREE TO READ] After five years as State of Britain newsletter writer Peter Foster reflects on the UK’s position in the world

Different policies, same sense of misjudgement

Big talk of holding all the cards looks even worse with the benefit of hindsight

Quality of care dropped as staff were replaced with less experienced nurses, researchers at the University of Surrey say