Brexit
Stay on top of the latest Brexit news so you won’t miss a beat as the United Kingdom and the European Union prepare to separate and then implement those decisions. Learn about the effects on regulations, large industries, employment, immigration and the way these changes will impact how you go about your everyday life.
Brexit Secretary David Davis Resigned, Followed by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson
Brexit Secretary David Davis resigned on Sunday night, followed by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who resigned on Monday as Dominic Raab replaced Davis.
Car Makers Fear Decade of Growth at Risk From Brexit
Thousands of jobs and a decade of growth in the motor industry are being jeopardised by an absence of government clarity on the UK's Brexit arrangements.
UK Business and Union Leaders Call for Brexit Negotiation Urgency
Leaders of UK and EU unions and businesses are calling for improved negotiation pace and results from the British government and European Commission.
London Rises to the Top and U.K. Loses Ground as Desirable Place to Work
Overseas workers have a higher opinion of London than any other city as a place they would like to work, but the same cannot be said about the UK as a whole, which has fallen in the ranks.
Brexit Red tape Will Cost UK Households ‘Up To £1,000 A Year’
Deal or no deal, leaving the EU will hike bills for British consumers and hit company profitability, says a new report. Brexit could leave Britain’s households up to £1,000 a year worse off.
Theresa May Wins Latest Brexit Showdown With Rebel MPs
Theresa May’s fragile minority Government has won a key vote in the continuing row over who gets the final say over Brexit.
Can Brexit Really Be Stopped?
Last week, investor George Soros published a plan to reverse the UK’s EU exit. It has ignited a debate among Britain's political spectrum over the terms of Brexit.
Worst Case No-Deal Brexit Could Empty Supermarket Shelves in Days
A “doomsday” worst case scenario of Brexit with no deal could cause U.K. supermarkets to run out of food in as little as two days and run hospitals out of medicine in weeks.
Every UK Home Would Need to Pay £2,000 in Tax to Keep NHS Alive, Report
A new report has shown that every U.K. household may have to pay up to £2,000 more just to be able to keep the NHS afloat amid rising costs and a growing aging population.
UK Businesses Cautioned About Crime Increase from Brexit
The National Crime agency partnered with other law enforcement agencies for an assessment determining that crime could skyrocket following Brexit, including money laundering and organised crime.
