Britain and the European Union have agreed to a landmark deal aimed at “resetting” their post-Brexit relationship, easing restrictions on travel and work for hundreds of millions of people on the continent.

Britain's ports are demanding £120m in compensation from the Government after Sir Keir Starmer's EU trade deal rendered post-Brexit border infrastructure "obsolete". The ports argue that refrigerated inspection sheds,

Shop shelves are set to be stocked with a greater variety of European foodstuffs - but specialist retailers warn that promises of cheaper grocery bills are likely to be wide of the mark

The UK has ruled out re-joining the EU after Sir Keir Starmer reached a landmark reset deal with the bloc on Monday.Industry minister Sarah Jones hailed the deal, announced during a major summit in London with EU leaders,