The newspaper's editorial board argues that Burnham's first conference speech as prime minister made a serious case for rebuilding public services rather than shrinking the state.
A report from The Guardian — Politics sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
A report from Anadolu Agency (Turkey) sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
The Home Office faces legal action after telling 1,473 EU citizens their previously granted settled status was issued in error.
Industry leaders are urging the government to protect domestic food production, citing Brexit, Middle East conflict and US tariffs among the pressures on trade.
A new IPPR analysis finds the UK is forgoing billions in EU exports each year due to the absence of a mutual recognition agreement on product testing standards, costing an estimated 0.18% of national income.
The IPPR estimates that Britain's failure to align product testing standards with the EU has pushed companies to abandon exports or relocate, costing around 0.18% of national income.
The former prime minister's comments add to pressure on Labour leader Andy Burnham to revisit Brexit, as a new poll suggests a pledge to rejoin could boost the party electorally.
The 65-year-old former business director arrived at Heathrow with two bags after losing a five-year fight to remain in Sweden, according to The Guardian.
Sir Ed Davey argues Conservative and Reform UK policies, tied to Brexit, are behind the increase in small boat crossings.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has floated associate membership for Canada as Ottawa seeks closer ties with EU allies, prompting comparisons with Britain's own relationship with Brussels.
An editorial in The Guardian says recent developments — including comments from Donald Trump — highlight how discussion of a potential united Ireland remains underdeveloped and requires careful handling
The editorial argues Brexit's architects know it failed, giving Andy Burnham room to set a bolder agenda.
Joyce Thomas says she feels like she is facing a "death sentence" as she prepares to leave the country after years of legal battles.
A 78-year-old British woman living in Sweden risks removal after missing a deadline to file a post-Brexit residence application, according to BBC News.
British officials could take part in European crisis management operations for the first time since Brexit, according to BBC reporting.