OPINION: A vote to disaster – a decade after Brexit, the people of Britain (and us expats in Spain) are still paying the price

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Lord Ashcroft: Where are the Conservative voters on Brexit ten years on and are they changing their minds?

My most recent poll asked if life in Britain over the last few years had been better, worse or about the same than it would have been if we were still in the EU. On the left, the view is clear: around eight in ten Labour, Lib Dem and Green voters say “worse”. On the right, the view is more nuanced. The post Lord Ashcroft: Where are the Conservative voters on Brexit ten years on and are they changing their minds? appeared first on Conservative Home.

‘The Tories left it in a worse state than they found it’: Who’s responsible for the state of the UK?

Readers discuss who got the UK into a mess, the Royal Navy's spending plan and if left-wing politics is fairness

A decade after Brexit: stalled growth, six PMs and a bleak poll

A decade after the 24 June 2016 referendum, economic studies agree that the outcome for the United Kingdom has been negative: weaker GDP, reduced investment, and productivity below expectations

Overwhelming majority of Britons think Brexit has had negative impact, poll shows

52 per cent vote would vote to rejoin EU

14 ideas Andy Burnham definitely – definitely – won’t have thought of

Helping migrating birds, archiving the internet, capping the price of bottled water, getting a dog and doing something about the UK’s zombie phoneboxes – these are just some of the things that will make Britain great again. Perhaps.

Starmer hammered as migration crisis fuels public anger

Sky News host Peta Credlin details how the UK’s migration has become completely out of control after concerns of over-welfare, housing and social cohesion explode. “It’s the welfare payments too, the one thing that’s been retold back to me people know down to the last couple of dollars what these migrants are getting,” Ms Credlin said. “They’re housed in hotels, they’re getting particular payments, they’re getting payments for children and family … there are concerns about safety, cohesion. “It’s just not the numbers crossing the border. You’re changing Britain; Britain won’t be Britain anymore.”

The priciest places to live in the UK: See how your cost of living compares

The priciest places to live in the UK: See how your cost of living compares

Meet a British businessman who doesn’t regret his Brexit vote. He says rejoining the EU would be ‘re-boarding the Titanic’ while giving up life vests

Ten years after Brexit, GDP is down 8, curry restaurants feel betrayed, and the prime minister just quit. Which is the Titanic metaphor for?

Brexit 10 years on: From ‘I voted Leave and I’d do it again’ to ‘nothing good has come from it’ – what Olive Press readers really think about the UK’s decision to leave the EU

ON this day in 2016, the Brexit referendum cast uncertainty over the future of the 296,000 Britons officially registered as residents in Spain. A decade has now passed since that

Average Brit’s Wealth Suffers Biggest Slump of Any Rich Country

UBS has surveyed 37 rich countries – British families have endured the biggest fall in wealth of any of them since the pandemic. Thanks, Rachel The average Briton’s wealth has fallen by more than a fifth over the last five years, down around £28,500 since 2020 in real terms. Leaving the median adult with just

Ten years after Brexit, Britons in Spain are still counting the cost of lost freedom

Ten years after UK voters went to the polls on June 23, 2016, British life in Spain has not disappeared. []

OPINION - Beyond the panic: Internal rifts and the future of British politics

British society is changing, and individual leaders are struggling to cope with that change. This leaves voters in a political wilderness, which is dangerous.

Ten years on, Brexit's economic impact is becoming clearer

A decade ago, many economists argued the UK would sustain longer-term economic damage by leaving the EU. So what did happen?

Happy Brexit Day

On June 23, 2016, the British people voted to withdraw from the European Union in a vote called Brexit. Not many people are happy with the outcome after vainglorious promises weren't kept. Experts say the British economy is between 4 and 8 smaller than it would have been had the country voted to remain in the EU. That would translate to much higher living standards and billions more pumped into public services, including the cherished National Health Service, which was promised an extra 350 million pounds (468 million) a week by Brexit campaigners. That pledge was emblazoned on their big red campaigning bus. Brexit has made the U.K. economy smaller than it otherwise would have been, said Jonathan Portes, professor at King's College London. The effect has not been a sudden collapse, but a gradual and cumulative drag on trade, investment and productivity, he wrote in an article for The UK in a Changing Europe think tank. Open thread. read more

‘It feels like, as a country, we’ve shot ourselves in the foot with Brexit’

While some industries are still counting the cost, others are blossoming. We spoke to some of Brexit’s winners and losers The post ‘It feels like, as a country, we’ve shot ourselves in the foot with Brexit’ appeared first on Big Issue.

Ten years after the Brexit vote: what does the British public think?

The clearest conclusion from current polling is that the UK public now regards Brexit more negatively than positively. However, this does not yet amount to an unqualified consensus for reversing it under any terms. Ipsos polling conducted in May 2026 found that: The shift is especially pronounced among younger voters. Ipsos found that 68 of [] The post Ten years after the Brexit vote: what does the British public think? appeared first on The Leader - The No. 1 Spanish Newspaper - Spain News, Sport, Spanish Property for Sale, Business Directory, Classifieds, and Advertising.

Britain's economy since Brexit: in numbers

But how has Britain's economy changed, a decade on from the Brexit referendum? Here is a look at the numbers. #News #Britain #Brexit #Reuters #Newsfeed Read the story here: https://reut.rs/4fWn28G 👉 Subscribe: https://reut.rs/4b8fRGn Keep up with the latest news from around the world: https://www.reuters.com/ Follow Reuters on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on X: https://twitter.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reuters/?hl=en

Labour and Brexit: the arguments that still divide the party a decade on

Ten years on, the Brexit referendum remains one of the most consequential events in post-war British political history. The post Labour and Brexit: the arguments that still divide the party a decade on appeared first on LabourList.

Starmer's resignation will not change Britain's position on Ukraine — senior legislator

According to Leonid Slutsky, British citizens are weary of the consequences of Anglo-Saxon hegemonic ambitions, citing the migration crisis and the general decline in living standards due to endless financial injections into the proxy war in Ukraine

The wider economic benefits of Brexit, 10 years on

The wider economic benefits of Brexit, 10 years on

'It affected everything': How Brexit reshaped British lives in Germany

From red tape to relocation and loss – following the tenth anniversary of the Brexit vote, our readers explain the practical and emotional impact on their lives in Germany.

How has Brexit changed Britain’s economy? | The Economist

How has Brexit changed Britain? Ten years and six prime ministers after Britain voted to leave the European Union, The Economist crunches the numbers on its economic impact. Read more: econ.st/4xR3Lft Subscribe to The Economist: https://econ.st/3Mia0pz Download The Economist app: https://econ.st/4qdVVaA Follow us on X: https://x.com/TheEconomist Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theeconomist Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheEconomist

Vance hopes Burnham delivers ‘structural change’ amid ‘broken’ UK politics

US Vice-President J.D. Vance said Britain had been “failed by its leadership for a long time”, adding that he hoped the country’s next prime minister could deliver the structural change voters were seeking after years of political turmoil. In an interview with the Sunday Times newspaper, Vance said frequent changes of government pointed to deeper problems in British politics. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced last month he ‌would step down after two years in office, paving the way for...

Farewell aspiration, slain by tax reform, we hardly knew ye!

Investors are presumably fleeing the country en masse, after Labor’s tax reforms — designed to bring passive income more in line with wages — passed through both houses of parliament. The post Farewell aspiration, slain by tax reform, we hardly knew ye! appeared first on Crikey.

Happy Treason Day you bunch of ungrateful colonials

Two things stand out, Brits expect things to go back to normal when Trump’s presidency ends and that we have a favourable opinion of a slave owner. TSE

The staggering beauty of Brexit

The post The staggering beauty of Brexit appeared first on spiked.

Britain suffers biggest wealth slump since Covid-19 – UBS

Britain has suffered the biggest fall in household wealth among developed economies since 2020, the UBS Global Wealth Report 2026 has found Read Full Article at RT.com

Ten years after Brexit vote, Britain is still wrestling with the fallout

A decade after the UK's Brexit vote, the nation grapples with its economic and social fallout. Despite promises of renewed prosperity, businesses face trade hurdles with the EU, and economists estimate a significant economic contraction. While immigration from EU nations has decreased, overall net migration has fallen, yet illegal crossings remain a politically charged issue.

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Starmer urges return to Iran ceasefire after ‘challenging’ two days

The Prime Minister warned that UK household bills would likely be hit unless the situation improved.