The Daily Brexit

BORIS Johnson has visited a £2.5 billion freeport project that will create 21,000 new jobs for the economy in a major Brexit win. Read the full Article Major Brexit win: Boris visits £2.5bn freeport project creating 21,000 jobs for economy from The Express Share Brexit News.

MADELEINE McCann suspect Christian B has taunted prosecutors in chilling letters written from jail telling them they have no evidence against him. The 45-year-old convicted rapist was sensationally named as the prime suspect for Madeleine’s  disappearance almost two years ago, with prosecutors even suspecting he had murdered her. Christian B has taunted investigators with letters written from jail He says there’s no evidence linking him to Madeleine’s disappearance But since then there has been little progress, with no sign of him being charged with any involvement in the disappearance of Madeleine. The three-year-old vanished from her parent’s Kate and Gerry’s holiday apartment in Praia da Luz on Portugal’s Algarve coast in May 2007. Now in a series of letters to a German TV station and broadcast on Monday night, Christian B dismissed the case against him. He wrote: “Even if at the moment attempts are being made to c...

DAN WOOTTON: Every Tory MP should realise the risk of becoming a country where we depose PMs at the slightest hint of scandal or let broadcast media determine when a leader must go * Read the full story in the Mail Online... Keep Sharing.

TODAY marks the two-year anniversary of the UK's departure from the European Union but how is Brexit really going? Read the full Article Brexit impact fact-checked: How UK's departure from EU is really going two years on from The Express Share Brexit News.

RED WALL voters are "fed up" of partygate and want to "get on with their lives" following the publication of the Sue Gray report. Read the full Article 'Everyone is fed up!' Red wall voters want people to move on from partygate Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

BORIS JOHNSON said "I'm sorry" for rule-breaking gatherings in No10 in the House of Commons this afternoon, insisting he can be trusted to deliver for Britons. Read the full Article 'I can be trusted' PM erupts in impassioned defence 'Done what people thought impossible' from The Express Share Brexit News.

HOUSEHUNTERS have slammed a studio flat listed for £1,050 a month as ‘greedy’ and looking like a ‘garden shed’. The wooden-looking hut is a renovated outhouse located behind another home in Bristol. Kennedy News This studio flat is on the market for £1,050 a month[/caption] Shocked viewers claimed the listing was “appalling” and said the price tag was “unjust”. Inside, the flat has a fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, widescreen TV and a one-person dining table – despite the listing claiming it would ‘suit a couple’. There is also a compact shower cubicle, sink and toilet. The flat also promises ‘all-inclusive rent’ meaning utilities are included in the price. However, the advert claims internet access would come with an additional cost for future tenants. Kennedy News All utilities are covered within the flat’s rent but not the Internet[/caption] ...

VOTERS must never forget Sir Keir Starmer's attempts to reverse Brexit, Tory MPs have warned on the two-year anniversary of leaving the bloc. Read the full Article Never forget! Keir Starmer humiliated by awkward Brexit video pledging to reverse freedom from The Express Share Brexit News.

BORIS JOHNSON will this afternoon give his response to the findings to the Sue Gray report into lockdown breaking parties in Downing Street, as he seeks to see off a plot to oust him from No10. Read the full Article Boris Johnson announcement: Commons statement in HOURS as MPs fume at 'cover-up' Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

BORIS Johnson will give a major statement to the Commons this afternoon after being handed Sue Gray’s report into the Partygate scandal. The PM will be on his feet in the chamber at around 3.30pm and is expected to issue a grovelling apology to MPs over lockdown-busting bashes at No 10. pixel8000 Boris Johnson will make a Partygate statement to the Commons this afternoon[/caption] He will vow to learn lessons from the controversy that has threatened to end his premiership, and will hint at an overhaul of his top team. But he can expect to face a barrage of questions from angry Tory MPs who want him to quit and another mauling by Labour leader Keir Starmer. Boris has already been handed the findings of Sue Gray’s report, which will be published at before his statement. The PM broke cover this morning and insisted he’s sticking to his guns when grilled on concerns the probe will prove to be a whitewash. He was pressed on the latest about th...

EMMANUEL MACRON's bid to woo French farmers with reform of EU trade deals ahead of the April Presidential election will be met with resistance by the European Commission. Read the full Article Macron on collision course with Brussels as France plots to force EU rules on ENTIRE world from The Express Share Brexit News.

BRITS being issued new UK passports will no longer be given the burgundy version as blue passports are the new version for UK travellers. Here is everything you need to know about them, from how to get them to how much they cost. Alamy We’ve explained what you need to know about the blue UK passport[/caption] What are the blue passports? The new blue passport design was phased in back in 2020 after the UK voted to leave the EU. The government website states: “All new passports will now be issued with the blue design.” While burgundy passports are no longer being issued, they are still valid until they expire. When will I get a new blue passport? All new passports are blue with the phrase European Union removed from the top, so anyone applying for a new passport will now be given them, with no option for a burgundy one. The very last EU British passport will run out by the beginning of 2030. How much do blue passports cost? A new passport in the UK costs £7...

BORIS JOHNSON needs to do more to capitalise on the benefits of Brexit and shut up the ‘Rejoiners', claimed Dr David Bull, Reform UK's Deputy Leader. Read the full Article 'Extraordinary' Brexit achievement MUST be capitalised on to shut up ‘Rejoiners’ Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: In a bid to break out of the Partygate morass, Boris Johnson goes on the offensive today. * Read the full story in the Mail Online... Keep Sharing.

AIRLINE passengers could be in line to get compensation if their short flight is delayed by just an HOUR under new plans. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has tabled proposals to allow more customers who endure hold-ups on flights within the UK to be able to claim money back. Airline passengers could get compensation if their short flight is delayed by just an hour under new plans At the moment, customers can only claim money back for delays longer than three hours At the moment, the UK uses the European Union’s EU261 rules – meaning passengers on flights shorter than 932 miles can claim £220 for delays of more than three hours, but nothing for shorter hold-ups. But with new powers in his hands thanks to Brexit, the Cabinet minister is now mulling replacing the system with a model similar to the one adopted by rail and ferry operators, which links compensation amounts to the cost of travel. Under the Department for Transport’s (DfT) plan, which ...

Boris Johnson will continue his fightback from the partygate scandal by unveiling plans for a "Brexit Freedoms Bill" to allow retained EU laws to be more easily removed. * Read the full story... From Sky News Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

Boris Johnson will continue his fightback from the partygate scandal by unveiling plans for a "Brexit Freedoms Bill" to allow retained EU laws to be more easily removed. * Read the full story... From Sky News Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

NICOLA Sturgeon's SNP has been accused of trying to undermine the UK's post-Brexit talks with Brussels - purely to suit her relentless quest for Scottish independence. Read the full Article SNP shamed for 'undermining' UK talks with EU in pursuit of Sturgeon's independence agenda Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

Taken to tax SUCH is the bloated level of the State in Britain today, an average Sun reading household can now look forward to paying £1MILLION in tax in their lifetime. A whole lottery win of your money handed over to flabby civil servants whose track record on spending — from MoD military contracts, to NHS computers and Track and Trace, to the loss of £4billion of Covid business loans — is mind-bogglingly awful. PA The average Sun reading household can now look forward to paying £1MILLION in tax in their lifetime, it’s still not too late Boris[/caption] Yet Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak yesterday ploughed ahead with their misguided National Insurance rise during a cost of living crisis. Allies of the Prime Minister say he is “fizzing” with energy and ideas having — he hopes — snuffed out the plot by his own MPs to topple him over Partygate. But many more Tory backbenchers still see the spiking of the NI hike as a price for continued support. ...

As the second anniversary of leaving the EU arrives, the Prime Minister has said there is much to 'celebrate' as he urges Brussels to 'abandon the punitive and zero-sum approach' towards Brexit * Read the full story in the Mail Online... Keep Sharing.

BREXIT-supporting MP Richard Holden ensured motorhome owners across the UK would be spared from an EU directive hiking tax on those types of vehicles, he revealed. Read the full Article ‘Taxing a motorhome same as a Rolls Royce!’ Brexiteer MP pushed to scrap insane EU tax from The Express Share Brexit News.

THE cost of living is escalating leaving many families worried about how they can make their finances stretch even further. But savvy Mumsnet mums have shared their top strategies to earn £10 a day – which could help you boost your finances. Getty - Contributor SAvvy mums have shared their favourite ways to earn extra cash online[/caption] Between rising energy costs and inflation , higher tax bills and the possibility of interest rate rises, most people will find that their pay packet doesn’t go as far as it used to. And with wages failing to keep up, many families may find that they’re left struggling to plug the gaps. Earning extra money sounds like a no-brainer, but how can you boost your income in your spare time. Mums on Mumsnet may have an answer in the form of their Earn £10 A Day threads. The financial whizzes suggest some of their top tips and there’s something for everyone, whether you’ve got five minutes to spare on...