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Farmer protests: Why Brexit, net zero and red tape has this couple up in arms
Telegraph reader tells of her independent farm’s struggle to survive amid rising pressures on farmers nationwide
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Badenoch slashes red tape for medium-sized businesses in post-Brexit boost
The Business Secretary is set to announce reforms as the government looks to kick-start growth and improve productivity
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Reform strikes election pact with hardline Northern Ireland party
Traditional Unionist Voice is led by Jim Allister, who got to know Nigel Farage, the honorary Reform president, in the European Parliament
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Labour plans EU defence pact but faces French resistance
Sir Keir Starmer warned that Emmanuel Macron set to push back over fears of competition to French arms companies
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‘Time running out’ for Britain to secure trade deal with India
Tycoon Sunil Mittal says Labour is waiting in the wings as elections loom
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EU could halt weapons exports to Britain if war breaks out with Russia
Brussels seeks powers to control arms production so that it can secure European capitals in case war in Ukraine escalates over its borders
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Hundreds of tractors block streets as farmers protest
Canterbury gridlocked in row over effect of cheap food imports
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Brexit row over cost of ‘lavish’ pensions paid to British MEPs
German MEP calls for amendment as EU scheme faces bankruptcy
Opinion and analysis
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Our economic model is bust. Being a services superpower is not enough
Britain is in a bad way, let down by the promise of globalisation and free trade. We must face reality
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Leo Varadkar is unlikely to be missed
His resignation came as a bolt from the blue to the political establishment, yet can be seen as a reflection of his lost authority
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The case for Britain’s unpopular stock market has become impossible to ignore
After eight years of decline since Brexit, the UK is starting to look reassuringly safe again
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Richard Sharp: New BBC chairman will have a target on their back
Former head says his successor can be a Conservative donor but they must be ready for ad hominem attacks
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Wealthier households should pay more for BBC, says Richard Sharp
The ex-chairman, who stepped down in April, thinks the licence fee is ‘regressive’ and particularly hurts lower-income families and women
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Jacob Rees-Mogg: Bernard Jenkin must quit partygate inquiry that punished Boris Johnson
MP must step aside while he is investigated for allegedly breaking lockdown rules, ex-PM’s ally tells the Chopper’s Politics podcast
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Theresa May: I will not miss how ‘polarised’ British politics has become
Former prime minister announces she has taken ‘difficult decision’ to step down as MP at general election
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Tell the truth, Tories: you’re the party of mass migration
The party has betrayed the British electorate for 13 years. Enough is enough
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Back my Brexit deal or face a united Ireland, Rishi Sunak tells DUP
Prime Minister says failure to make a devolved government in Northern Ireland work risks its place in the UK
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Marine Le Pen has not ‘learnt lessons’ of Brexit, claims Michel Barnier
Former Brexit negotiator says the UK has suffered from problems with trade with Europe and economic growth
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SNP uses mini-embassy in Brussels to pitch itself as ‘prospective EU member’
Scottish Government's most senior civil servant set out in a letter how it shares the bloc's vision for social justice and a greener society
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Farmers to get funding for tech to replace foreign hands
Rishi Sunak will vow to protect British way of life as he unveils half a billion pounds of agricultural grants
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Don’t put too much weight on recession, says Bailey
The Governor of the Bank of England said he was not overly concerned about a downturn
