New biometric checks at EU border in Dover will cause ‘miles of traffic jams’ – Post-Brexit rules

MPs voted on the Letwin amendment which called for a series of “indicative votes” to be brought to Parliament in order that a way forward on the question of Brexit be found. The house found 302 against and 329 for, with three members of Mrs May’s cabinet resigning their posts in order to vote against…

UK Researchers have been awarded about £500m in grants since re-entering the Horizon Programme one year ago. The UK has had the highest number of beneficiaries of any of the 19 non-EU members and, in terms of value, the third highest. In total, nearly 3000 British science projects were awarded grants in 2024, according to…

In some ways, Brexiters, who despise EU bureaucrats and rail against extra-national decision making, seem to treat it as an act of nature that there are Europe-wide regulatory systems whereas, when transition ends, British citizens will be excluded from their provisions. The related underlying issue is that for many Brexiters the vote to ‘take back…

Two participants each gave a 20 minute presentation of how Brexit has impacted them, this being their Stories of Brexit. In this online event for the European Movement’s Day of Action on 21st May 2021, Rachel Ashley from the music industry and John Vincent from the airline industry outline the problems they face as a…

From an EU perspective having ceased to be a Member the UK is now considered as a ‘Third Country’ and thus treated as any other Third Country. Consequently UK Passports now need to have six months remaining before the expiry date on arrival in the EU and one month remaining after the scheduled departure date….