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The Leader of the British Liberal Democrat Party, Tim Farron, has claimed that the upcoming general election is a chance to “change the direction” of the government to avoid Britain fully leaving the European Union. Farron has already pledged a second referendum on the final Brexit deal and wants to see Britain retain its membership of the European Single Market free trade area—despite public opposition. The battle lines were drawn between Farron and May because European lead

The Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has announced she wants to hold a second referendum on independence from the United Kingdom. Speaking at her official residence, Bute House in Edinburgh, Sturgeon said she will put the proposal to a vote of the Scottish Parliament next week. The First Minister claimed the move was in response to the Brexit, which Scotland voted against. The Queen is expected to sign the law enabling Brexit tomorrow, with the Prime Minister formall

Press TV has conducted an interview with a senior adviser to London's former mayor, Lee Jasper, and political commentator Andre Walker, both from London, to investigate a report by the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) accusing politicians in the United Kingdom of fanning the flames of hate crimes against minority groups in the weeks before and after the Brexit vote on June 23​. Read the full article at Press TV #racism #brexit #europe #eu #refer

Andre Walker spikes the proverbial football to celebrate Brexit with his usual wit and wisdom - join in the celebration! #brexit #referendum #eu #europe

LONDON, United Kingdom - The Chief Executive of British luxury sports car manufacturer, Aston Martin, has hinted Americans will get their cars cheaper if the UK leaves the European Union. Andy Palmer wrote to all of his employees to say Brexit would lead to a fall in the value of the pound, making all British exports cheaper, including his company's supercars. There has been a fierce debate in Britain about the effect Brexit might have on the car industry. The Remain campaign

LONDON, United Kingdom - The campaign to get Britain out of the European Union has fallen behind according to the latest poll. The figures put together by Survation show Remain 2 percent ahead, following the murder of Jo Cox MP on Thursday. Campaigning in the referendum was suspended for two days but during that time a rumor circulated that the killer had shouted "Britain First" during the attack. This led a number of national newspapers to suggest the murder was linked to Mr

MANCHESTER, United Kingdom - Women were segregated from men at a rally addressed by the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan yesterday. Mr Khan was photographed addressing the crowd with men at the front and women at the back. The rally took place in the Northern City of Manchester, which is home to a large Pakistani Muslim population. It was part of the ‘Stronger In’ Battlebus tour, currently traveling around the country encouraging voters to support British membership of the EU at ne

LONDON, United Kingdom- Britain’s biggest selling newspaper, The Sun, has backed the campaign for the UK to leave the EU in next week's referendum. Tomorrow’s front page reads “BeLEAVE in Britain,” the word 'leave' is written using the union jack. An editorial on the front page read: “We must set ourselves free from dictatorial Brussels. Throughout our 43-year membership of the European Union it has proved increasingly greedy, wasteful, bullying and breathtakingly incompetent

A former European Union official has called for a ban on referenda across the bloc following the Dutch rejection of EU’s immigration policy in a nationwide poll last week. Voters in The Netherlands were promised the right to decide whether every Ukrainian should be given the right to live in their country, but when they voted no the EU said it would push ahead anyway. Fraser Cameron, a former senior adviser to the European Commission, has now said Brussels should consider out

Over the last few days David Cameron's £9m leaflet extolling the virtues of the UK remaining in the EU have been hitting the mats of the British taxpayer. Most of them went straight in the bin, but some inventive sorts decided to get more creative. Here are my favorites: Nigel Adams MP (Con, Selby and Ainsty) was up for recycling, but it was just a bit too glossy: Another Facebook user decided to take issue with some of the claims: But perhaps they should have just amended it