It has been nearly a decade since Brexit and calls for the United Kingdom to rejoin the bloc are growing - particularly amongst progressives. The issue has been further spotlighted amid the current political uncertainty, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer's job #RejoinMarch #Rejoin

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More rotten tomatoes Belgian court convicts two for EU funds misuse linked to Nigel Farage's Brexit group

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This seems to have now disappeared from the Express website but can still be read in the archive. archive.ph/mQIec

“The economic cost of Brexit, reliably estimated at around 5% of GDP and with a total loss to government coffers by 2035 of over £300bn, is unlikely to be offset by attempting to ‘make Brexit work’ – a slogan which rather confirms that it hasn’t” westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...

🚨🚨 "Budget 2024: The Elephant in the Room is that Brexit Has Made Britain a Much Poorer Place". @adambienkov.bsky.social has a simple yet compelling response to those seeking the primary cause of the decline of the UK economy: it's #brexit. @bylinetimes.bsky.social bylinetimes.com/2024/10/30/b...

Rolling Stone reviewing Elon's role in British violence this summer and noting he could do the same in the US. www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...

"The economic cost of Brexit, reliably estimated at around 5% of GDP and with a total loss to government coffers by 2035 of over £300bn, is unlikely to be offset by attempting to ‘make Brexit work’ – a slogan which rather confirms that it hasn’t."

One more time, BBC News: the word is "PEOPLE".

This is the same tired old trope we have seen trotted out by the far right and other racists for years. It's nonsense. "English identity", is pretty undefined as it is, but what we do know is that pretty much every aspect of our culture has been influenced by migration. #R4today

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The recent anti-immigrant riots were incited by online influencers through social media networks – this is how the far right now operates | Trevor Fisher

Brexit is shredding our businesses! 🔥 Mark Ormiston, owner of Ormiston Wire, said small businesses such as his had been flushed “down the toilet” by the masterminds of Brexit who gave little thought to the real-life consequences for UK manufacturing. www.theguardian.com/politics/art...

One EU diplomat from a large member state expressed concern that the UK government was not being straightforward with British voters about EU demands. “They have to be honest with their public. We are not a shelf you can pick things off,” they said. www.theguardian.com/world/articl...

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🚨🚨"The madness of snubbing Erasmus+: Keir Starmer’s trip to Germany and France feels empty without rejoining the scheme". Characteristically sound work by Jonty Bloom of the senseless UK snubbing of rejoining Erasmus. #brexitstupidity via The New European www.theneweuropean.co.uk/the-madness-...

"The European Union is improving its border control and, thanks to Brexit, we’re simply on the wrong side of it” www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/the-eu-...

🔥 NEW: UK snubs EU over rejoining Erasmus exchange scheme… …but new polling finds a majority of the public support rejoining it, with only 15% against. What is this government thinking? Where’s the “change”?

The UK’s membership of the European Union gave us so many benefits that we’ve now lost through Brexit. It’s so important to keep talking about Brexit to keep the pressure on Keir Starmer and the Labour government to prioritise a route back to EU membership. youtu.be/kFIFDKyo3nk?...

We can’t mention the ‘B’ word, or immigration … but sooner or later the government will have to treat us as grown-ups | Simon Pease

A youth mobility scheme is not "free movement". And free movement would not "mock Brexit" anyway - several non-EU countries have it.

fantastic diagram from Dave Walker diagramclub.substack.com/p/004-drawin...

This is infuriating. An EU-UK youth mobility scheme would be a win-win for UK economy and society, and speed progress in other areas of the EU-UK relationship. Good to see the Lib Dems backing it though👏 www.theguardian.com/politics/art...

Interesting if true - would be for three years, not the four years in Commission proposal - no mention of tuition fees on the visible part of the article (the Commission had proposed equal treatment with nationals) - remember the EU Member States have not yet agreed on a negotiation mandate

My piece of the Big Issue on why Labour needs to change tack before it sinks on small boats policies. Talking tough didn't work for Sunak and it won't work for Starmer. We need policies which focus on protection not further enforcement. www.bigissue.com/opinion/labo...

The fact that GB News has published this disclaimer suggests it is well aware it’s under the spotlight for the rioters’ recent behaviour | Sue Wilson MBE

Another 'Brexit benefit: www.farminguk.com/news/uk-s-se...