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In Britain, Brexit has become increasingly unpopular with the public. 55% of the population believe it was the wrong decision, according to YouGov, and only 30% now think it was right. A fifth of ...

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Starmer could use Britain’s island identity to its advantage and turn this time of crisis into an opportunity for Britain.

On Sunday Keir Starmer hosted European leaders in London – with "nothing less than the security of the continent at stake".

None more so than the ones that were made about Brexit. Exiting the EU would presage an economic rebirth, clearing the path for an independent, free, booming Britain. That has not happened.

Marginalised after Brexit, Britain is emerging as a leader in Europe’s task of shouldering its own defence. That should also ...

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Nicola Sturgeon’s attempt to derail Brexit by her contention that “the Scottish people voted for Scotland to remain in the EU” is fatuous. The referendum was for Britain as a whole and not whether any ...