European Union

Nigel Farage was the face of the campaigns to leave the EU in 2016. Picture PA.

Brexit clown Farage finally admits it was all a dreadful mistake that’s wrecking... Vladimir McTavish

Co-leader of the Scottish Green Party Lorna Slater

Rally for republic is a movement for change - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

Coaches wait late into the evening to enter the Port of Dover (Picture: Gareth Fuller/PA)

After Brexit, a UK passport doesn't open doors like it used to – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

The Europe-wide study looked at honey imported into EU countries, and tested the imported samples for impurities.

Study finds 10 UK honey brands are diluted with cheap sugar syrup Dennis Morton

Brits travelling to Spain will not have to fill out the ETIAS form until 2024 as the EU has once again postponed the launch.

EU postpones launch of ETIAS once again to 2024 Dennis Morton

A Brexit 50p coin has sold on eBay for £10,000

Brexit 50p coin fetches £10k on eBay - 10 million still in circulation Charlotte Hawes

Hundreds of people gathered outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh with Scottish flags and anti-Brexit placards. (Photo credit: @corencur on Twitter)

Activists march to Parliament in anti-Brexit protest Anna Bryan

The parts of the UK with the most and least Brexit regret revealed Ethan Evans

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

Scotland can rejoin Europe with independence - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

MPs are set to discuss the consequences of Brexit for the first time.

Consequences of Brexit to be debated by MPs for the first time Dennis Morton

Motorhome travellers are welcome in most parts of Europe, such as Grainau, Germany, above (Picture: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images)

Overnight car park ban on motorhomes is bad for local economy – Susan Dalgety Susan Dalgety

The people of Scotland should have the right to determine their own future (Picture: Jane Barlow)

Scotland won't be put back in its box over independence – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

Croatia scrapped its old currency for Euro in January 2023.

New travel rules face Britons travelling to US and EU Dennis Morton

Germany will be hungry for green hydrogen to power hydrogen-fuelled trains like Siemens' Mireo Plus H, unveiled in May this year (Picture: Ina Fassbender/AFP via Getty Images)

Angus Robertson: Scotland's hydrogen exports could be worth £25bn a year by 2045 Angus Robertson

Independence supporters held a rally outside the Scottish Parliament on the day the UK Supreme Court ruled that the Scottish Parliament does not have the power to hold a second independence referendum. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire.

Independence ahead for fourth poll in a row Ian Swanson

Readers' letters: Brexit is proving an act of self-harm By The Newsroom

An anti-Brexit protester makes a point outside the Westminster parliament (Picture: Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

Evidence that leaving EU was bad idea just keeps pouring in – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

Where Art I? Edinburgh Sketcher, 31 October 2022

Readers' letters: Joining euro threat is a tired old fallacy By The Newsroom

King Charles has a big job on his hands to provide an unsettled population a lin... Susan Dalgety

A mushroom cloud forms after a nuclear bomb test off the coast of Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands, in 1946 (Picture: Keystone/Getty Images)

More countries having nukes is not in Nato's best interests – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has been tasked with telephoning foreign leaders to inform them of her Government’s plans but the reality is the government has shown utter contempt for international law, writes Angus Robertson. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Decades-long peace in Northern Ireland is now at real risk - Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

Three mobile customers will pay £2 per day for roaming in the EU from 23 May (Photo: Adobe)

Millions face roaming charges for using mobiles abroad from today Claire Schofield

Russian armoured vehicles parade through Moscow's Red Square during the Victory Day parade on May 9 (Picture: Alexander Nemenov/AFP via Getty Images)

Just as free world defeated Hitler, Putin will not triumph against Ukraine Angus Robertson

Core-Asset boss Betsy Williamson flags a currently massively candidate-buoyant market, driving increased pressure on employers. Picture: David Ho.

Scots finance sector facing 'huge hurdles' including major lack of candidates Emma Newlands

Passengers would be entitled to compensation in the event of a delayed domestic flight (Photo: Getty Images)

More passengers to get payouts for delayed domestic flights under new plans Claire Schofield

Scotland is set to hit an economic and environmental jackpot – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

A woman wearing a protective mask walks her dog on the Esplanade du Trocadero square in front of the Eiffel Tower in March 2020 (Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)

France travel: UK traveller restrictions to be tightened - what are the new rule... Alex Nelson

A group of migrants believed to be from Afghanistan sit between between Polish (foreground) and Belarusian (background) security forces near the Poland-Belarus border (Picture: Wojtek Radwanski/AFP via Getty Images)

Belarus's horrific abuse of refugees demands action by UN – Angus Robertson MSP Angus Robertson

A smartphone displaying NHS Scotland's Covid status app (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA)

Covid vaccine passport may help counter conspiracy theories – Steve Cardownie Steve Cardownie

Downloading Scotland's Covid passport app is easy, says Angus Robertson (Picture: Ewan Bootman/NurPhoto/Shutterstock)

Why you should download Covid passport app today – Angus Robertson MSP Angus Robertson

Environmental Standards Scotland will play an important role in ensuring governments and public bodies comply with environmental laws as well as assessing how legislation is implemented and whether it is fit for purpose

New Scottish standards body set up to protect environment Ilona Amos

Lorry drivers from Europe won't be queuing up to work in the UK, reckons Angus Robertson (Picture: Chris Furlong/Getty Images)

Here's the solution to Brexit's Winter of Discontent – Angus Robertson MSP Angus Robertson

Imperial measurements could be making a comeback - here's what that means Alex Nelson

The next travel update is expected on Thursday 16 September (Photo: Getty Images)

Travel traffic light system set to be scrapped for ‘go’ and ‘no-go’ list Claire Schofield

Boris Johnson's policies are at odds with his jocular image, says Kenny MacAskill (Picture: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP via Getty Images)

Readers' letters: Export decline shows disaster of Brexit By The Newsroom

Scotland's External Affairs Secretary Angus Robertson meets Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin at the British-Irish Association at Oxford University, with UK Cabinet minister Michael Gove in the background (Picture courtesy of Angus Robertson)

How Johnson and co are undermining democracy – Angus Robertson MSP Angus Robertson

Supporters of Scottish independence can take heart from the formation of an SNP-Scottish Green government (Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images)

Why the case for Indyref2 is stronger than ever – Angus Robertson MSP Angus Robertson

Nicola Sturgeon has written to Boris Johnson asking for a reassessment of oil licences, including the Cambo field, in light of climate change (WPA Pool/Getty Images).

We cannot act as if climate change isn't real – Angus Robertson MSP Angus Robertson

The Brexit inspired art installation plays Auld Lang Syne in 28 languages.

Art installation uses Auld Lang Syne to encourage friendship post-Brexit Katrine Bussey

Boris Johnson with European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen (Picture: Aaron Chown - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Why Brexit is set to remain a difficult fact of life – Ian Swanson Ian Swanson

Calella de Palafrugell, Catalonia, Spain near Barcelona (Shutterstock)

Spain could welcome sun-seeking Brits from June - but will you need a 'vaccine p... Alex Nelson

World must ‘get serious’ about tackling climate change this year, says PM (Photo by Stefan Rousseau-WPA Pool/Getty Images)

World must ‘get serious’ about tackling climate change this year, says PM Iain Leggat

Prefabs at Craigour in Edinburgh, which were mostly demolished in the late 1990s. More than 30,000 such homes were built in Scotland after the Second World War to help meet housing shortages.

After Covid, we need homes and hospitals, not nuclear bombs – Christine Grahame Christine Grahame