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On Friday evening, government minister Darren Jones praised progress on the AUKUS agreement with the USA and Australia, and the positive impact the agreement continues to have on GDP and job creation. The piece that the minister neglected to mention, was that the AUKUS agreement was only possible due to the UKs departure from the European Union. We at Britain Unbound are confident that he did mean to mention this, but just conveniently forgot.
News that the agreement of another large UK FTA is imminent
The Labour leadership hopeful denies his pro-EU credentials to protect his chances in an upcoming by-election
Good morning and welcome to your Sunday morning daily briefing from the team at Britain Unbound. Today the news will see focus on the following topics: The Unite The Kingdom (UTK) Event in London Despite the best attempts from the UK Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, to foretell a day of violence in London on […]
Good morning and welcome to the weekend, in what has been a rare week in UK politics, where a single story has consistently dominated the news. The Labour Leadership Challenge With the Health Secretary Wes Streeting having resigned, and a Labour MP having volunteered to resign in order to free up a seat for Manchester […]
Good morning and welcome to your Britain Unbound Daily Briefing – here are the stories the Unbound team are expecting to be generating the headlines tomorrow: The runners and riders for the job of Prime Minister With the contest now expected to begin today, with the briefings to journalists suggesting Wes Streeting delayed his bid […]
The Guardian are reporting today that the EU Reset negotiations are at an impasse, due to the youth mobility terms
What we know so far about the EU Partnership Bill introduced in the King's Speech earlier today
Your daily briefing for the stories coming up, on Wednesday 13th May 2026.
Good morning, and welcome to the start of what looks to be an eventful and impactful week. Top items on the agenda for this morning: Prime Minister’s Speech Monday will see the first speech from Prime Minister Keir Starmer, since the outcome of the local and devolved government elections on Thursday 7th May. The content […]