The pandemic and Brexit causes supply chain problems, particularly in the food and drink sector in the UK.
Michel Barnier plans to stand as a right-wing candidate againt President Macron.
The most senior cleric in the Anglican Church stepped down after condemnation from politicians and clergy.
One leading political scientist admitted “We’re too Democratic” as pollsters again underestimated support among working-class voters
Critics say the membership chose Kemi Badenoch for “continuity,” but the country is “hungry for serious change.”
Britain’s forgotten people gave Boris Johnson power to act on their behalf, but he quickly forgot about them.
Keir Starmer continues to deny reports, but more honest ‘Re-joiners’ accept that “youth mobility will happen.”
It is not illegal in Germany to facilitate transporting migrants to the post-Brexit UK, since it is a country outside the European Union.
Like Soviets, the European managerial class think that national sovereignty is obsolete.
Republican presidential campaign calls it “blatant foreign interference.”
Struggling with scandals and sliding polls, Keir Starmer and Kamala Harris are facing mounting challenges.
Conservatives told that Labour will be in power “for a decade by default” unless they work with Reform.
Sue Gray failed drastically to show that under Labour, “the adults are back in the room.”
Official talks on “resetting” relations will begin in Brussels next week.
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