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Rechnungshofbericht Brexit-Vorbereitungen kosteten britische Steuerzahler mehr als vier Milliarden Pfund

Der britische Rechnungshof legt erstmals offen, wie viel Geld der Brexit schon jetzt gekostet hat - und dass Tausende Menschen an den Vorbereitungen arbeiteten. Dabei handele es sich nur um eine Mindestschätzung.

Brexit-Vorbereitungen kosteten britische Steuerzahler mehr als vier Milliarden Pfund - Henry Nicholls/ REUTERS

EU Chief Negotiator Barnier on Trade Talks with Britain “I’m not Going To Allow Myself To Be Fooled”

On the eve of the start of negotiations for a free trade agreement with Britain, chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier discusses the red lines in Brussels and his personal relationship with Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Interview Conducted By Markus Becker und Peter Müller

“I’m not Going To Allow Myself To Be Fooled” - Matthias Jung / Der Spiegel

Sajid Javid Britischer Finanzminister tritt zurück

Der britische Premierminister Boris Johnson hat mit der Umbildung seines Kabinetts begonnen - drastischer als erwartet. Überraschend hat Finanzminister Sajid Javid sein Amt abgegeben.

Britischer Finanzminister tritt zurück - PETER NICHOLLS/ REUTERS

Parlamentswahl in Irland Brexit war gestern

Weltoffen, schwul, indische Wurzeln: Leo Varadkar hat als Premier Irlands Image verändert. Ob er die Wahl gewinnt, ist fraglich. Seine couragierte Brexit-Politik spielt kaum noch eine Rolle. Von Julia Smirnova

Brexit war gestern - PHIL NOBLE/ REUTERS

Brexit - und jetzt? "Das eigentliche Drama dürfte erst noch losgehen"

Großbritanniens Austritt ist fix, doch die Handelsbeziehungen zu den EU-Mitgliedstaaten sind noch ungeklärt. Warum die Übergangsphase vermutlich viel zu kurz sein wird. Eine Videoanalyse von Markus Becker und Martin Jäschke

"Das eigentliche Drama dürfte erst noch losgehen" - Markus Becker/ DER SPIEGEL

The Tories' Man in Brussels "We Felt Let Down by Angela Merkel"

Geoffrey Van Orden, a British Conservative and former army officer, has represented his country in Brussels for more than 20 years, most recently as Leader of the Conservatives in the European Parliament. He spoke with DER SPIEGEL about Brexit, the Tories and why he no longer identifies as a Remainer. Interview Conducted by Markus Becker in Brussels

"We Felt Let Down by Angela Merkel" - Markus Becker/ DER SPIEGEL

Stimmenfang - Der Politik-Podcast "Im deutsch-britischen Verhältnis gibt es Wunden - gerade auf deutscher Seite"

Jetzt wirklich: Großbritannien verlässt die EU. David Böcking und Kevin Hagen erklären, was der Brexit für die Beziehungen zwischen Deutschland und Großbritannien bedeutet, und warum die nächsten Monate entscheidend sind.

"Im deutsch-britischen Verhältnis gibt es Wunden - gerade auf deutscher Seite" - John Macdougall/AFP

Brexit Wirtschaftsforscher erwarten schwierige Verhandlungen

Ab Freitag ist Großbritannien nicht mehr Mitglied der Europäischen Union. Der quälende Prozess der Scheidung ist damit allerdings noch keineswegs beendet. Und es steht viel auf dem Spiel.

Wirtschaftsforscher erwarten schwierige Verhandlungen - STEFAN WERMUTH/ REUTERS

Großbritannien Queen billigt Ratifizierungsgesetz für Brexit-Abkommen

Das britische Parlament hat das Ratifizierungsgesetz für das Brexit-Abkommen bereits verabschiedet. Mit der Zustimmung der Queen kann der Vertrag über den EU-Austritt der Briten nun in Kraft treten.

Queen billigt Ratifizierungsgesetz für Brexit-Abkommen - Aaron Chown/ dpa

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen 'The Brexit Drama Is a Bitter Lesson for Populists'

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has no shortage of challenges facing her as she begins her tenure. She spoke with DER SPIEGEL about Donald Trump, climate change and the state of democracs inside the EU. Von Markus Becker, Peter Müller und Martin Knobbe

'The Brexit Drama Is a Bitter Lesson for Populists' - Peter Rigaud/ DER SPIEGEL

A Political Shift in Northern England Ground Zero of the Brexit Class War

Northern England will decide the most important election in the United Kingdom's recent history. It was once a Labour Party heartland, but Brexit has changed everything. A visit to the battlefield. Von Jörg Schindler

Ground Zero of the Brexit Class War - I-Images/ Zuma Press/ Action Press

'The Man Was a Twit' Historian Christopher Clark on the Hohenzollern Dispute

In what has grown into a major battle between the former royal family of Prussia and the state of Brandenburg, Germany, historian Christopher Clark prepared an expert opinion on behalf of the Hohenzollerns. In an interview, he comments on the controversy that has unfolded around the legal altercation.

Historian Christopher Clark on the Hohenzollern Dispute - Ralf Hirschberger/ DPA

The Next Round in the Brexit Battle Boris Johnson's Risky Election Gamble

Although British Prime Minister Boris Johnson seems incapable of governing, his advisers believe he will still win the battle over Brexit. He has called for new elections to take place in December as part of his strategy to force his opponents into a dirty election campaign. Von Jörg Schindler

Boris Johnson's Risky Election Gamble - Dan Kitwood/ Getty Images

Interview with House of Commons Speaker John Bercow 'Parliament Has Stood Up For Itself'

John Bercow, the speaker in the British House of Commons, has become an international star thanks to his humor and turns of phrase. In an interview with DER SPIEGEL shortly before he steps down, he spoke about Boris Johnson, death threats and the future of the United Kingdom. Von Rachelle Pouplier, Jörg Schindler und Charlotte Schönberger

'Parliament Has Stood Up For Itself' - SPIEGEL ONLINE

London Mayoral Candidate Rory Stewart 'What Boris Is Doing with Europe Is Extremely Dangerous'

In an interview, former Tory Party rising star Rory Stewart discusses his views on Brexit, the decline of British politics, his aim of becoming London's next mayor and why he believes that politics would be healthier if it were a bit more boring. Von Jörg Schindler

'What Boris Is Doing with Europe Is Extremely Dangerous' - Wiktor Szymanowicz/ NurPhoto/ Getty Images

Predictable Chaos Europe Braces for the Effects of Brexit

Hopes for a last minute deal between Britain and the EU are fading and both sides are now preparing for the consequences of an unregulated Brexit, including higher customs duties, long delays and greater uncertainties. There will be plenty of losers, but also some beneficiaries. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Europe Braces for the Effects of Brexit - Matt Sprake / Splashnews.com

'Everything Is Out of Control' What Awaits Britons Abroad After Brexit

Roughly 1.2 million Britons live abroad in the European Union and Brexit is making their lives more expensive and more complicated. For some, it has endangered their livelihoods. Five people talk to DER SPIEGEL about their experiences. Von Claus Hecking

What Awaits Britons Abroad After Brexit - Franck Prevel / Getty Images

Let's Make a Deal Europe Can No Longer Afford the Brexit Insanity

Despite everything, it is time for the European Union to reach a deal with the United Kingdom on Brexit. Compromise is the only way out of this mess. Von Christiane Hoffmann

Europe Can No Longer Afford the Brexit Insanity - Zuma Press / Action Press

Alternative Arrangements Can Boris Johnson Secure a Last-Minute Brexit Deal?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is making a final push in Brussels for a Brexit withdrawal agreement with the EU. Is he getting closer to ensuring his country doesn't leave the block without a deal? Von Markus Becker, Peter Müller und Christoph Schult

Can Boris Johnson Secure a Last-Minute Brexit Deal? - Gonzalo Fuentes / REUTERS

He, the People Johnson Fans Brexit Flames in Wake of Court Ruling

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is abandoning all inhibitions in the battle for Brexit. His hostile and antagonistic rhetoric dismays civil Britons, but provides catnip for those eager to leave the EU. Many fear he has opened a Pandora's box. Von Jörg Schindler

Johnson Fans Brexit Flames in Wake of Court Ruling - Jack Hill / DDP Images

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