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“There is no situation where I would ever tolerate British workers being undercut through any trade agreement we would sign,” says Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds.

Using social media is “new-age door knocking” — but not everyone’s convinced about their selfie-loving colleagues.

From tariffs to visas and services, we talk through the key concessions in the long-awaited agreement, as well as the big unanswered questions.

Dire local election results leave some Conservatives wondering if their former leader’s magic could turn things around.

British negotiators are sitting down for a week of intensive talks with their EU counterparts ahead of a looming summit.

“If the Chinese vampire can’t suck the American blood, it’s going to suck the U.K. blood and the EU blood,” Peter Navarro tells the Telegraph.

“We are now the opposition party in the U.K. to Labour, and the Tories are a waste of space,” Farage said — as he racked up hundreds of council wins.

Political forces — from Trump’s deprioritization of bribery to Britain’s dash for growth — mean the Serious Fraud Office is in a fight for relevance.

Swot up on the local votes that could have massive ramifications in Westminster — and deal a boost to right-wing populist Nigel Farage.

The pro-MAGA outlet and its contemporaries are an awkward match for stolid, center-left ministers like those in Britain.

Two U.K. Labour MPs are drawing up amendments on the divisive issue that will likely be considered by the House of Commons this summer.

High Commissioner Ralph Goodale also said the 245 percent tariffs U.K. cheesemakers face in Canada is due to a “Brexit screw up.”

The final joust before Thursday’s local elections saw a subject as distressing as child sexual abuse reduced to political back and forth.

The populist party could hold its first reins of power after Thursday’s local elections. So what will it actually do? POLITICO went on a mission to find out.

The new rules will lead to around 100 new visas for Indian workers each year, a U.K. official told POLITICO.

The U.K. government wants to “take back control” of energy supply — but is it swapping one dependence for another?

Westminster is champing at the bit to see if Reform UK wins a crucial by-election against Labour next week. Locals are indifferent.

The U.K. energy secretary has U-turned on government rules for buying solar supplies — but politicians and human rights campaigners want him to go further.

Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen tells POLITICO a “coming together in some form” would be “best thing for the country” if the two parties keep splitting the right.

The U.S. has used the U.K.-hosted energy summit to boost fossil fuels over the transition to net zero.

Local elections pose a steep test for the Conservative leadership of Kemi Badenoch, despite wide disapproval of the Labour government.

Targeted MPs take the travel ban as a ‘compliment’ and say it shows their Ukraine advocacy ‘got under Putin’s skin.’

While Washington pressures the U.K. to soften its online safety laws, regulator Ofcom has to soldier on.

The Tory leader repeatedly asked the prime minister if he would apologize for his changing stance on gender policy.