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Wednesday, December 10, 2025

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In the meantime, The Independent is able to share some of the top Brexit stories read by our community in the last seven days.

The Brexit Headlines

Are the troubles of Nigel Farage weakening Reform UK?

Election success has brought unprecedented scrutiny on the MP for Clacton but, writes Sean O’Grady, Reform UK supporters are unlikely to be put off.

Young people are ‘quiet quitting’ the UK – but where are they going?

As new stats reveal that Gen Z are leaving the UK in droves, Helen Coffey digs into whether the expat reality lives up to the dream...

Trump adopts racist conspiracy theories in Europe attack

Trump’s new blueprint for international policy claims that Europe faces ‘civilisation erasure’ are a boost to conspiracy theorists, says world affairs editor Sam Kiley.

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Opinion of the week

The Lib Dems’ Europe spokesperson, Al Pinkerton, used his speech on forming a UK–EU customs union to warn that the country “feels more precarious than ever”, with British businesses “buried” under red tape and the cost of living “spiralling”.

Brexit has been an abject economic failure

What you might have missed

The European Union’s plan to fund Ukraine with €90bn (£79bn) of frozen Russian assets would be considered by Moscow as an “act of war”, former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has said.
Two-thirds of 2024 Labour voters would rather Sir Keir Starmer abandon his Brexit red lines and join a customs union with the European Union than raise taxes on working people, new polling has revealed.
Chief political commentator John Rentoul has written that deputy prime minister David Lammy and health secretary Wes Streeting have both hinted that Labour may be edging towards reversing Brexit.

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