Few things could have better symbolically marked 10 years since the Brexit vote — and the chaos that followed — than the departure of yet another British prime minister. Sir Keir Starmer is the sixth ...

Ten years after the Brexit vote, CNBC compiled these charts show how the U.K. has changed across growth, immigration, sterling, trade and politics.

Britain voted on Thursday in a deeply divisive election that posed a historic choice between an imminent split from the European Union and another referendum that could scrap the entire Brexit process ...

In the years since the Brexit referendum, many have felt deceived or misled on what exactly they were voting for. New data reveals that 60% of British gen Z-ers want a new vote on rejoining the EU. We ...

The campaign for a second EU referendum, which heavily accented Brexit’s threat to young people’s futures, ended in abject ...

Welcome to The Independent’s EU referendum results night blog… 10 years on. To mark a decade since the Brexit vote, this special page replays the events of the referendum night of 23 June 2016 in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A majority of voters in Wales backed the UK leaving the European Union in 2016 [Getty Images] Exactly 10 years ago on Tuesday, ...

To read Matthew Elliott’s Brexit memoir is to be reminded of the improbability of that momentous result a decade on. Votes of the past have a habit of taking on the air of inevitability after they ...

Six in 10 people think Britain wrong to vote to leave EU Brothers, each running businesses, were divided on the issue in 2016 Issue reemerging with potential Labour leadership challenge NOTTINGHAM, ...

A protester dons a black top hat with a “Why Brexit” slogan during an anti-Brexit demonstration on Parliament Square in London in March 2026, almost a decade after the British withdrawal from the ...

The United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union was partly about sovereignty, but the country doesn’t feel freer. Pre-Brexit malaise appears to linger.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a looming poll on whether Alberta should become independent "a dangerous bluff." Carney, who was head of the Bank of England when the U.K. voted to leave ...