Has Brexit finally paid off? What Trump’s tariff reprieve means for Starmer ○
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2025 › February › 04
Brexit
17 months ago
The U.S. president hinted he’ll spare Britain from his trade war, while hammering the EU. But as Nigel Farage surges in the polls, Keir Starmer isn’t safe from Brexit yet.
Nigel Farage says UK’s Brexit deal with EU can be improved but struggles to explain how – UK politics live ○
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Reform UK leader claims ‘industrial collaboration’ with EU will give UK ‘less flexibility’ to make deal with US
Nigel Farage has said the UK could be “friendly” with the EU but did not outline what …
Nigel Farage struggles to spell out how Britain should be 'friendly' with the EU despite insisting Brexit deal can be 'improved' - as Reform boss says he 'won't be bullied' by Elon Musk ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
The Reform UK leader failed to outline what kind of ties with the bloc his party would support as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer chases a 'reset' of terms.
EU leaders to travel to UK for Brexit reset summit in May ○
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European Council President António Costa said the summit would focus on devising “the closest relationship it will be possible to build together.”
What a time to be crawling back to the EU! As Donald Trump threatens trade war with the bloc but hints at sparing Britain, Keir Starmer vows to unpick Brexit and begs Brussels for closer ties ○
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Speaking ahead of a dinner with EU leaders last night, Sir Keir said he was 'not choosing' between the two powers as they engaged in an acrimonious war of words over trade.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Keir Starmer must not side with EU in trade war ○
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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: What a moment this could be for Sir Keir Starmer! Any sensible prime minister would try to leverage the economic opportunities of Brexit to the full.
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