The question of our future membership of the EU is for the voters of the future, not the voters of the past. In a rapidly changing trading and geopolitical environment, the terms of the UK’s engagement with Europe cannot be assumed to have been settled by a 52 - 48 vote a decade

🇬🇧 UK ECONOMY since Brexit ⛽️ Gas up 94.1% ⚡️ Electric up 78% ⛽️ Fuel up 49.3% 🏨 Hotels up 37.8% 🏡 Rent up 25% 🍲 Food up 25%  💷Average earnings down 2.8% Now can you see why we need to Rejoin?

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Wow. Eight years after I began investigating these links, the Daily Telegraph catches on. Can’t help feeling this is something of a landmark moment

"The government have actively avoided looking for evidence Russia interfered." The Intelligence & Security Committee's Stewart Hosie said the government didn't investigate alleged Russian interference in the Brexit vote, and no one wanted to touch this "with a ten-foot pole".

NEW: We need to talk about Russia. So, yes, that's why we need to talk about Nigel Farage. My personal newsletter on the story behind the story. Brexit, Trump, Russia & now...Nathan Gill.

🇷🇺 In 2018, Putin warned Britain not to hold a 2nd Brexit vote, urging May to “fulfil the will of the people”. Now we know why. His allies were funding the Brexit machine. Arron Banks met Russian officials. 2025: Farage’s lieutenant Nathan Gill has pled guilty to Russian

No one who is actually on your side would want to take you out of the ECHR. Human rights keep you safe. They keep me safe. They keep us all safe.

The data shows Brexit was a massive mistake and badly hurt the economy. We're all paying for it. It was Nigel Farage who sold the lies that it would make life better. How can anyone still listen to him about anything?

NEW: Russian interference case heads to Europe's 'Supreme Court'. Ex-MPs - Caroline Lucas Ben Bradshaw & Alyn Smith - with The Citizens take landmark case to 'Grand Chamber'. Case claims UK govt in breach of law for refusing to investigate foreign interference. 1/

The Tories can shout at me all they like, but the truth is their Brexit deal it is hurting our country and Labour won’t do anything about it. Today I urged the Prime Minister to actually fix it.

Nigel Farage wants to get rid of the NHS and replace it with US Insurance which would be 4x more expensive and worse in every way. Except for the £600bn a year profit for him and his mates.

Thank you to James O'Brien for having me on, one of the v few people in the UK press to follow this story during what is now a decade of media apathy &/or complicity

🔴UK Government’s ‘Failure to Investigate Foreign Interference’ Challenged in Europe’s Highest Court A group of former MPs warn that UK elections are “still at risk” over the Government’s failure to investigate “credible evidence” of Russian interference bylinetimes.com/2025/10/22/uk-…

🤩 Excellent news! This is a game changer! 👍👍👍✊❤️ This 👇 significant because it means the Court recognises its constitutional importance. If successful, it could: •Establish that the UK breached Article 3 of Protocol 1 (free elections) and Article 10 (freedom of

Let me remind you, Brexit was always illegitimate, forever pushed through with political chicanery/lies/dark 🇷🇺 money. Brexit was a violation of Britain 🇬🇧

Michael Gove lobbied to ensure that a Conservative donor's firm was awarded a multimillion covid contract. Private correspondence reveals the Brexit-supporting owner pushed Gove to “take control” of the process The contract was awarded just days later bylinetimes.com/2025/10/23/mic…

‘The threat couldn’t be more urgent and imminent. Yet here we are, still putting our head in the sand.’ Carol says it’s ‘peculiar’ that the case of Farage ally Nathan Gill admitting to making pro-Russia speeches for cash isn’t being followed closely.

Stephen Kinnock explains the Dublin agreement where the UK could send asylum seekers back to the first country they stepped into the EU, when we were members of the EU With Brexit, when we left the EU, we were no longer able to do that Fiona Bruce interjects and says we didn't