Brexit

Apple CEO Tim Cook inspects the new iPhone 16 during an Apple special event at Apple headquarters on September 09, 2024 in Cupertino, California. Apple held an event to showcase the new iPhone 16, Airpods and Apple Watch models. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Apple Intelligence to be available in UK but not EU in 'Brexit boost'

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz greets Prime Minister Keir Starmer (left) as he arrives at the Chancellery in Berlin. Credit: Justin Tallis/PA Wire

Sir Keir Starmer hails 'once in a generation' treaty with Germany

Queues at the Port of Dover. Credit: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire

EU confirms date British holidaymakers will have to pay £6 fee to travel

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage arrives at the House of Commons along with his party's other new MPs. Picture: Maja Smiejkowska/PA Wire

Don't blame Nigel Farage for anger at broken immigration promises: Letters

Simon Williams shares his expert insight

How small shops can compete with retail giants in making the most of their space

A European Union flag flies in front of the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London. PIC: PA

Should Sir Keir Starmer hold a new Brexit referendum? - Yorkshire Post Letters

Almost all EU countries still work out somewhat cheaper for UK university students (Photo: National World/Adobe Stock/Getty Images)

The 25 EU countries where it’s still cheaper to get a degree

Chancellor Rachel Reeves speaking to media during a visit to the Oval Village project in London, after the Chancellor announced the first steps the new Government will be taking to deliver economic growth. Picture date: Monday July 8, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story POLITICS Reeves. Photo credit should read: Lucy North/PA Wire

How to tackle Yorkshire’s persistent productivity problems: Sarah Tulip

Labour MP Steve Reed leaves 10 Downing Street, London, after being appointed Environment Secretary. PIC: Tejas Sandhu/PA Wire

The new government needs to quickly engage with farmers and the countryside

Jeremy and Louise Holmes who diversified from their dairy farm near Denby Dale in West Yorkshire and set up Yummy Yorkshire Ice Cream and Hide & Hoof restaurant, photographed by Tony Johnson for the Yorkshire Post.

Farmers feeling the pressure to diversify in order to survive

Avoter placing a ballot paper in the ballot box at a polling station. PIC: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

Why we need political education on the school curriculum - YP Letters

Tim Waring

A post election prediction for the Yorkshire property market

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer after he addressed supporters on the final day campaigning before the general election. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Government needs to deliver change but it must be honest - Nicholas Baines

Wrecking ball Boris: former Prime Minister Boris Johnson became infamous for breaking everything he touched whilst in Government, including the lockdown laws he made

WATCH: which one of these hilarious political cartoons is the funniest?

Speed limit sign. Photo: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

Drivers warned 'mandatory' new rule will change 'the way we drive'

Paul Miller, dairy turned beef farmer, from Rosecroft Farm at Loftus.

Farming and conserving nature can go hand in hand says cattle farmer

Kate Rusby

Organisers of popular music and arts festival announce their last event

People demonstrate as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage makes a speech on the Reform UK campaign bus in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. PIC: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

Farage could be about to face a reckoning for Brexit failures - Jayne Dowle

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak after launching the Conservative Party General Election manifesto at Silverstone. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

Rishi Sunak is in for a rude awakening over levelling up failures

Lib Dems pledge eventual EU return and tax hikes for NHS in manifesto launch

Chris Hayward, City of London Corporation chairman, visiting Leeds at Yorkshire Building Society HQ, The Headrow, Leeds, to discuss the important financial relationship between the two cities. Picture By Yorkshire Post Photographer, James Hardisty.

Brexit hasn't cost as many finance jobs as once feared, says City of London boss

The UK can’t be complacent about retaining its position as a top financial centre despite the impact of Brexit being less than feared, the City of London’s policy chairman has told The Yorkshire Post.

Chris Burn

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves, Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer and deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner, at the launch event for Labour's campaign bus. PIC: Lucy North/PA Wire

What voters need is hope of a better future - Andy Brown

The Union flag flies outside the Berlaymont building, the Headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels. PIC: PA

Brexit has been the best decision in almost 500 years - Yorkshire Post Letters

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer speaking in Westminster, London, after a General Election was called for July 4. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

How will Labour deliver change without confronting Brexit - YP Letters

The Union and EU flags fly outside the Palace of Westminster, London. PIC: PA

Opportunity to vote out MPs who sacrificed the economy for Brexit - Will Kemp

A glowing sky silhouettes the skyline of Hull's docks and chemical plants.

Battleground Yorkshire: Hull could have been the Tories’ next Teesside

Editor of The Yorkshire Post James Mitchinson offers his thoughts on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's idea to clamp down on tax avoidance to help fund pensions bonanza. (Photo by Alastair Grant / Pool AP / AFP) (Photo by ALASTAIR GRANT/Pool AP/AFP via Getty Images)

Here's an idea when it comes to tax dodgers...

Rob Lazenby shares his expert insight

Fresh thinking needed to tackle staff shortages in hospitality industry

Rishi Sunak told voters he will keep them safe, despite not even being able to find an umbrella.

Analysis: Rishi Sunak could have a worse campaign than Theresa May in 2017

Union and European Union flags. PIC: PA

Remainers need to accept that they lost - YP Letters

A general view inside the foyer of the London Stock Exchange on September 22, 2023 (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Struggles of London stock market could be an opportunity for Yorkshire

Puffins pictured on the water on the Bridlington coastline. PIC: Simon Hulme

The Government is right to stand up to the EU over the ban on sandeel fishing

Few issues have been as divisive as Brexit in this country and it is undeniably proving difficult for Britain to extricate itself from EU legislation and forge new relationships in place of it.

The Yorkshire Post

A European Union flag flies in front of the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London. PIC: PA

Chilling to think we'll have to wait 15 years to undo Brexit damage - YP Letters

Billy Bragg. Picture: Jill Furmanovsky

Billy Bragg: 'We know from arguments on Twitter there’s very little nuance'

A Brexit Rejoin march in Leeds. PIC: Steve Riding

Yorkshire cities need to do more to promote their European links - YP Letters

Olga Watterich gives her insight.

Partnership not politics is the key to driving economic growth: Olga Watterich

James Starkey, the Director of Black Lab, said: "We take a step back..we look at what the client is doing through all the digital channels and if it is working." (Photo by Rhys Haberfield on behalf of Black Lab)

How James Starkey of Black Lab is guiding clients through the digital maze

Farmers take part in a tractor "go-slow" through Parliament Square, Westminster, to raise awareness of the difficulties for the British farming industry which are putting food security at risk. PIC: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire

Why we must protect British farming - Yorkshire Post Letters

Manufacturers are missing out on billions of investment potential as economic and political uncertainty as well as increased costs remain barriers to accessing finance, according to a report. PIC: David Davies/PA Wire

Political and economic uncertainty hurting British manufacturers

A tanker pumps out excess sewage from a sewage pumping station. PIC: Andrew Matthews/PA Wire

Sewage crisis example of government's inability to protect citizens - YP Letters

Union flags hang in parliament square on February 1, 2020 in London, England. PIC: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

The Union flag and the British Empire is nothing to be ashamed of - YP Letters

A pharmacist stocking shelves at a chemist. PIC: PA

Review needed into ‘broken’ medicine supply chain

Black Swan in Frizinghall

New plan submitted to turn Grade II-listed Yorkshire pub into restaurant

Union and European Union flags flying together. PIC: PA

The Union flag is a symbol of oppression to many people - Yorkshire Post Letters

Yorkshire's rural way of life relies on its farming communities that need more certainty following Brexit.

Farmers need more security in an increasingly uncertain climate

Cat Smith shares her expert insight

Growing importance of supporting diverse businesses in Yorkshire: Cat Smith

Stephanie Peacock is Labour's candidate for the new seat of Barnsley South.

Barnsley needs a Labour government to deliver the change it needs, says local MP

The Union flag flying outside the Berlaymont building, the Headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels. PIC: PA

Major parties are not talking about the damage done by Brexit - YP Letters

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson. PIC: Andrew Boyers/PA Wire

Red Wall voters need to remember lessons of the past - Dr Jason Aldiss

Out of order lift at York station. Pic: Flick Williams

Brexit delaying broken down lifts being fixed

Owner Michael O'Hare is rebranding The Man Behind The Curtain, the city's last Michelin-star restaurant. It will reopen in March as Psycho Sandbar serving a “fish heavy” menu.

Everything you need to know about Michael O'Hare's new restaurant

Niv Subramanian of Allica Bank at the recent roundtable. (Photo by Allan McKenzie/AMGP.co.uk)

Why there are good reasons to be hopeful about 'Brand Yorkshire': Greg Wright

The Union and European Union flags side by side. PIC: PA

We must reverse damage done by Brexit to young people’s futures - YP Letters

Tracy Brabin is the Mayor of West Yorkshire. PIC: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

Yorkshire mayors should be pushing for a ‘youth mobility visa’ - YP Letters

EU Council staff members remove the United Kingdom's flag from the European Council building in Brussels on Brexit Day, January 31, 2020. (Photo by OLIVIER HOSLET / POOL / AFP)

Brexit was a mistake and it is time the Government admitted it: Bird Lovegod

Environment Secretary Steve Barclay leaves 10 Downing Street, London, following a Cabinet meeting. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

British farmers have been sold down the river by this Government - YP Letters

A European Union flag flies in front of the Houses of Parliament in Westminster. PIC: PA

We have lost our way and what it is to be British - Will Kemp

Engineers working in a factory. PIC: David Davies/PA Wire

Nostalgia won't bring good quality manufacturing jobs to the region - Andy Brown

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer gives a speech, at the National Composites Centre. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

The General Election presents a chance to change the page - Sir Keir Starmer

Founder and chairman of JD Wetherspoon Tim Martin. PIC: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

Why the bossy evangelism of the Dry January brigade is irritating - Jayne Dowle