Britain's decision to exit the European Union after a 2016 referendum, in what popularly came to be known as 'Brexit', is shaping up as Bregret – a term that has come into vogue to depict the sense of regret associated with Brexit.

From Brexit to 'Bregret': More young Britons vent discontent, say 'Brexit has failed'

Recently, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defended Brexit, insisting that leaving the EU had brought significant achievements and offered a "huge opportunity", three years after the withdrawal agreement entered force.

UK PM Rishi Sunak hails Brexit as 'Huge opportunity'

The Brexit immigration curbs have caused the United Kingdoms a shortfall of nearly about 330,000. The shortage is tying itself to the already existing labour fuelling inflation.

World Business Watch: Brexit fallout costs Britain 330,000 workers

The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union has led to a shortfall of 330,000 people in the UK labour force, a report by think tanks, Centre for European Reform (CER) and UK in a Changing Europe said.

Brexit woes haunt UK with shortfall of 330,000 non-EU workers: Think tanks

The United Kingdom last month claimed that the government has secured new free trade deals with over 70 countries since 2016 (since Brexit). In a Twitter post, politician Michael Gove also claimed via an infographic that the trade is over £800bn worth of new free trade.

Watchdog calls out the Conservatives for sharing 'misleading' information regarding post-Brexit trade deals

The UK government is set to unveil on Friday (December 9) post-Brexit plans to overhaul and preserve its powerful financial services industry. Finance minister Jeremy Hunt will outline reforms "to drive growth and secure the UK's position as a world-leading financial services hub", the Treasury said in a statement.

UK set to announce post-Brexit reforms in financial services

European Commission (EC) President Ursula von der Leyen said that the island of Ireland cannot have any hard border and that any solution reached must ensure the smooth functioning of the single market.

Ireland can always count on EU to stand by the Good Friday Agreement: EC president

According to a new study, Brexit has added an average $7.2 billion to household food bills in the two years to the end of 2021. The increase in prices would disproportionately hit poorer people, said researchers.

Study: Brexit added $7.2 billion to UK food bills in two years

Britain on Monday (October 7) cancelled plans to build a new "national flagship" to host trade events and promote its post-Brexit interests around the world, as the government cuts spending amid gloomy economic forecasts.

UK scraps plans to build a new 'national flagship'  

Tens of thousands of protesters staged a rally, urging Britain to rejoin the European Union. The protesters called Brexit a failure as they marched on Parliament Square.

Anti-Brexit protesters march through central London. Should Britain rejoin the EU?

The Brexit was an extremely polarising event in the British history and a new report shows that it led to a drop of almost 16 per cent trade from the United Kingdom to Europe.

Trade from UK to EU declined by 16 per cent due to Brexit, reveals new study

The dispute over the Northern Ireland Brexit arrangements seems to be coming to an end finally as the Irish foreign minister travelled to London to take part in talks with his British counterpart.

UK ends standoff with EU as Northern Ireland Brexit deal nears resolution

As the United Kingdom government steps up efforts to scrap EU laws after Brexit, wildlife groups and activists have criticised its plans to do away with legislation governing pesticide use.

Liz Truss' government slammed for plans to scrap pesticide law after Brexit

The EU has called on the new British prime minister, Liz Truss, to have a broader view of Britain's relationship with Europe while urging her to respect the Brexit agreement.

EU urges Liz Truss to adhere to the Brexit deal

Following the issue over Northern Ireland, the UK has opened a dispute with the EU, accusing it of violating the terms of the Brexit accord by excluding it from scientific research initiatives.

UK claims EU breached Brexit treaty, citing exclusion from EU scientific research

Britain and regulators square up over post-Brexit financial reform

UK’s Port of Dover, the country’s main gateway to Europe, was declared “critical” on Saturday after “woefully inadequate” French border control staffing triggered more than six-hour-long queue for travellers as they tried to escape for the summer holidays.

Chaos at UK’s Dover port as travellers wait in queue for over 6 hours

The new UK Finance Minister Nadhim Zahawi on Tuesday will outline his plans to control inflation and 'seize the opportunities of Brexit'.

New UK Finance Minister Nadhim Zahawi to outline his plans to control inflation

Labour party leader Keir Starmer says the UK would not be returning to the European Union if his party gets in to government. He has further unveiled the opposition's five-point plan to make Brexit work.

'Will not return to the EU,' UK's Labour party leader Keir Starmer speaks on Brexit

Speaking at an event in London, the EU's Chief Brexit negotiator has accused UK of effectively putting a gun on the table by introducing a bill to scrap post-Brexit trade rules between Britain and Northern Ireland.

Brexit change a gun on the table, says EU's Chief negotiator

Allowing it to progress to the next stage of scrutiny in parliament, British MPs in the House of Commons voted through the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol Bill by 295 votes to 221 after a debate.

British MPs vote in favour of allowing controversial Northern Ireland Protocol Bill to progress

MPs in the UK are planning on a vote to ditch parts of the Brexit deal. Northern Ireland protocol is part of the 2019 Brexit deal. PM Boris Johnson said that they are trying to fix something important to them.

UK: MPs vote on plans to ditch parts of the Brexit deal

It has been 6 years since Britain held the Brexit referendum. But how has the UK fared post Brexit? What are the good and bad of leaving the EU market? Watch this special report to know more.

6 years since the Brexit vote: How has the UK fared post Brexit?

Average British workers’ wages will be down, productivity will be hit, and UK’s competitive edge will be lost during the rest of the decade due to Brexit, a new study has claimed.

Brexit will make UK poorer by 2030, wages will see a massive drop, claims study

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