The report's findings stated that there are still "gaps" in how Stormont politicians can influence EU laws that apply through the Windsor Framework.

In the Erasmus programme’s previous guise, fewer UK students went abroad compared with the numbers coming in. But it was still hugely popular among young people in Britain and an entire generation since it ended in 2021 have been deprived of the experience. Its return will go down well with younger voters.

Meghan Benton, director for Global Programs at the Migration Policy Institute, told MPs that Brexit created a 'new dimension' in tackling illegal migration to the UK

Britain and the European Union are seeking to strike an agreement on Sanitary & Phytosanitary goods, in essence food and drink, early next year. M&S said it was “exactly the kind of pragmatic deal we have been hoping for”, stressing that it would remove costs and complexity in the current arrangements between the UK and EU.

Britain on Monday said it had finalised a free trade deal with South Korea after two years of talks to upgrade their post-Brexit trading relationship, secure preferential market access, and lock in lower tariffs for longer.

There is a new magic spell bewitching Labour MPs, ministers and advisers, a belief that a pledge to start unstitching Brexit could save the party at the next election. All they have to do is stick on those ruby slippers, tap their heels and say “there’s no case like Rome”.

It’s no secret that the party of government finds Brexit a difficult topic. After Jeremy Corbyn’s unsatisfactory fudge in the 2016 referendum, the Prime Minister himself insisted that Labour should subsequently back a second referendum, contributing to the collapse of the Red Wall in the 2019 general election.

That brings us back to yesterday. The vote was on a ‘ten-minute rule’ bill presented by Lib Dem MP Al Pinkerton – those kinds of bills are typically symbolic, as they rarely return to the Commons for a second reading even if they’re passed.