Politics

I used to be an Oscars fanatic. But now, all the magic has gone

Transparency International has published its 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index. Where do Europe's nations rank?

How France’s invasion of the Ruhr and its execution of a saboteur 100 years ago fuelled Hitler’s rise

The former Belgian prime minister was wrong to claim Russia might not have invaded Ukraine if Britain had remained in the EU

Rishi Sunak appears to be having a few wardrobe malfunctions. Is he taking a leaf out of Boris Johnson's book?

But the question remains: will Rishi Sunak learn from this?

The biggest enemy of “Global Britain” is its economy

Rishi Sunak believes there’s no way back to the EU. Three years after we officially left, the feeling’s increasingly mutual

The body says the UK is on course to be the world’s worst-performing major economy this year

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Three years after they left Brussels, a new book finds them still – mostly – fighting for Europe

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He was tipped to be the next Nigel Farage - but then the much-derided former UKIP leader went off the radar

Tomorrow will mark three years since the UK officially leave the European Union. Have you seen any benefits of Brexit?

A new poll shows all but three constituencies think Britain was wrong to leave the EU

What about Raab, Braverman, Sharp and the rest?

The number of EU students enrolling has dropped by more than half

For one reason or another, they celebrated the referendum result. Nearly seven years on, have they changed their minds?

Marks & Spencer chairman Archie Norman is just the latest business figure to speak out on the Tories' handling of Brexit

The consequences of ending the free movement of people between Britain and the EU are becoming painfully clear

The need to work together on Putin, China and extreme weather mean even the Leaver in No 10 now wants closer ties with Europe

It's simple to understand consent and where it stops in cases like this

The forecast population decline in China could spell the end of its dream of power and prosperity

Their heyday was between the 1880s and 1940s. But green concerns about short-haul flights are bringing sleeper trains back in vogue

Extra paperwork, border checks and additional costs for exports - Brexit has destroyed the livelihoods of countless musicians

Making those who can afford it pay more is the logical first step to resolve the crisis at the heart of the NHS

Does the German chancellor think he’s the smartest guy in the (war-)room?

The UK isn't alone in experiencing industrial action. But, where are they most frequent across Europe?

The pro-rejoin group is seeking a successor to Andrew Adonis

How a backscratching culture created a network of scandals that taints No 10, business, the civil service and the BBC

When it comes to the NHS, it's time to start thinking about the future