Politicians react as the government prorogues parliament
The move has sparked fierce criticism from across the political divide.
The EU has signed trade deals covering half a billion civilians since Brexit
The Department of International Trade has only negotiated 13 "continuity" deals in response.
Brexit Secretary’s repeal of the European Communities Act “misguided” claims professor
Professor Mark Elliot rubbishes Stephen Barclay's assertion that the repeal of the European Communities Act 1972 is a “landmark moment”.
Brexit: Can MPs really stop no-deal?
Oliver Murphy looks at the options available to them.
Marcus Ball exclusive: “Not everything is as it seems”
Marcus Ball says "there is something majorly wrong going on behind the scenes" after his appeal to take Boris to Supreme Court for "wilfully misleading the British public" gets thrown out.
Farmers merge with People’s Vote campaign in renewed bid for second referendum
A new report warns that a no deal could put over 50 per cent of UK farms out of business.
Rhetoric alone isn’t enough, it’s time Brexiteers ended their indifference to Northern Ireland
It’s not just Britain leaving the EU, but rather the United Kingdom as a whole.
Thanks to May, it’s not just Brexit that looks uglier- its Britain
Whatever the fate of May’s deal, the blaming will continue as British politics descends further into chaos.