Leaked document shows how government plans to diverge from EU on workers’ rights after Brexit
The passage is likely to alarm the 19 Labour MPs who supported the deal.
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Majority of voters think violence against MPs is a “price worth paying” over Brexit
Professor Richard Wyn Jones said he had been “flabbergasted” by the results, given the murder of the Labour MP Jo Cox before the referendum in 2016 and recent threats made towards other MPs.
Richard Tice trolled in mock Brexit Party ad
The ad warns against "short-term pleasure that leads to long-term regret".
NAO says government’s £100m Brexit campaign has had “limited impact”
The National Audit Office concluded that the ads are ineffective because they're trying to address issues that are not "manageable or resolvable".
HBO pens Brexit ending after growing impatient with proceedings
In the finale John Bercow slays Boris Johnson while Jeremy Corbyn goes beyond the Wall to live with the Wildlings and his direwolf McDonnell.
These are the 19 Labour MPs who rebelled to support Brexit deal
19 Labour MPs voted to support Johnson's deal
Boris Johnson puts Brexit plans on pause after Commons defeat Twitter reacts
The Prime Minister said he would put a pause on the Bill until the EU decides whether to grant a delay.
Boris Johnson’s Brexit pledge dealt hammer blow as MPs reject timetable plan
MPs were not prepared to accept the tight timetable demanded by the Government in a bid to ensure there was no further delay to Brexit.
Circus Act benefiting 19 animals took same parliamentary time as Brexit limit
That is equal to the maximum Boris Johnson’s Brexit proposals could get.
‘With the Berlin wall, Germany was reunited within a year’ – Brexit could lead to united Ireland
The Sinn Fein vice president said the fall of the Berlin wall shows how major events can lead to the reunification of a country.
Tony Blair: Brexit is rocket science which even experts struggle to follow
The former Prime Minister said it is “next to impossible” for people with a day job to keep on top of the ongoing debate.
‘Weakest since the global financial crisis’ – Brexit gloom laid bare in ‘terrible’ manufacturing report
UK manufacturers are expecting the steepest decline in orders for a decade over the next three months, as Brexit uncertainty and global growth worries take their toll, according to a report. A survey by the CBI business group found that manufacturers are also planning to invest at the lowest rate ...
Government to abandon Brexit bill if timetable not approved
Boris Johnson will push for a general election if the two crucial votes fail to pass through parliament.
Boris Johnson tells MPs to back his Brexit Bill to avert no-deal
MPs will cast their initial vote on the PM’s Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB) before being asked to back his accelerated timetable to hurry the legislation through Parliament.
Boris’ Brexit deal has made the case for Scotland’s independence
Johnson’s deal is a gift to Scottish nationalists. It shows that is possible for the UK, or parts of it, to remain in the EU regulatory framework after Brexit.
Gove suggests SNP want a no-deal Brexit
The UK Cabinet minister appeared via video link from Westminster at the Finance and Constitution Committee at Holyrood.
‘Dearth of relevant economic analysis’ on Brexit deal ‘deeply concerning’
The Treasury Committee asked Chancellor Sajid Javid to confirm or update the economic analysis of Brexit.
Bercow refuses to allow ‘meaningful vote’ on Brexit deal today
The speaker blocked the attempt to allow MPs the debate on Monday because of parliamentary rules.
SNP MP backs Brexit delay until end of 2020 for second referendum
Joanna Cherry said she would support an extension of Brexit negotiations until the end of next year.
Twitter reacts furiously to James Blunt’s assertion that Brexit wont “change people’s lives”
“I’m going to carry on touring through Europe whatever happens. Rather than having a title on it, my call to arms would be ‘get the fuck on with it’, because our lives aren’t going to change."
Labour out to hijack Brexit legislation as Boris faces Commons showdown
Labour set to hijack deal by putting down amendments for a second Brexit referendum and a customs union with the EU.
Clive Tyldesley says his business has “let the public down” on Brexit
"The UK media has allowed people to become bored with the single most important nationals news story of the last 50 years".
Labour says Johnson could be in contempt of Parliament after Brexit letter
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell accused Boris Johnson of “behaving a bit like a spoilt brat” over the issue.
Proof that in January ‘16, the British public “could not care less about Brexit and the EU referendum”
Two charts show that the Brexit referendum was nothing more than an internal Conservative Party squabble.
ERG MPs reveal how Johnson’s deal paves way for no deal Brexit next year
"I haven’t come this far seeking to avoid no deal in 2019 to be duped into voting for a heavily camouflaged no-deal at the end of 2020,” reacted Philip Hammond.
PM’s Brexit deal unlawful and should not be put to vote, court told
The Court of Session is hearing a legal challenge to Boris Johnson’s new agreement on EU withdrawal.
Joke beach party to wave UK goodbye is now a North Sea Brexit festival on October 31
The Dutch Brexit party on the Netherlands coast started as a joke that went viral on Facebook.
Papers throw weight behind Brexit deal
The Sun sends a message to “dithering MPs” after Mr Johnson pulled off a “miracle Brexit plan”, while the Mail says "he's done his duty".
Donald Tusk refutes Jean-Claude Juncker and leaves door open for Brexit extension
Donald Tusk and Commission Jean-Claude Juncker expressed sadness over the UK’s decision to leave and said the UK would always be able to rejoin the EU.
Tory MP Mark Field to quit over Brexit approach
The MP for Cities of London and Westminster said: 'I still believe in my heart that the UK would be better served by remaining in or very closely aligned to the EU'
Brexit timeline: From 2013 referendum promise to a 2019 ‘great deal’
Key moments in the long-running process.
Perfect Brexit deal finally revealed
The controversial counter-proposal to Boris Johnson’s deal would see the Irish backstop scrapped while removing a customs border in the Irish sea and keeping the border open.
‘If we get a deal, we have only just begun’ – Any Brexit deal will hit every part of NI’s ‘weak’ economy
Angela McGowan, director of the CBI in Northern Ireland, said the ripple effect of a Brexit deal will hit business investment and productivity.
Nigel Farage calls for a delay to Brexit after three years saying the exact opposite
“Would I rather accept a new European treaty that is frankly very bad for us? Or would I prefer for us to have an extension and a general election? I would always prefer the latter option.”
Juncker rules out further Brexit extension
Announcement throws political parties’ response on Saturday’s historic vote into disarray.
Backstop ditched but how will new Brexit deal solve Northern Ireland wrangle?
The biggest sticking point in the talks between the EU and the UK was how to ensure free-flowing movement across the Irish border.
Johnson slammed for “Trumpian Brexit deal”
“If the Government is so confident they’ve secured a good Brexit deal then they shouldn't shy away from putting it to the people.”
A Brexit deal has been done… but DUP still not on board
A deal has been agreed.
DUP refuse to back Johnson’s Brexit plans “as things stand”
Arlene Foster and Nigel Dodds have highlighted three major obstacles, dealing a blow to Boris as the EU summit kicks off.
Boris Johnson Brexit deal hits late legal challenge as it breaks legislation from… Jacob Rees-Mogg
The Government has negotiated a Withdrawal Agreement that appears to breach Section 55 of the Cross-Border Trade Act 2018 - amendments tabled by its own hardline Brexiteer ERG group.
Brexit Secretary admits Boris Johnson will request Brexit delay to avoid no deal
Boris Johnson would be expected to comply with the Benn Act requiring such a move.
Northern Ireland farmers face bankruptcy in no-deal Brexit, MPs warned
Westminster Brexit committee also heard from a senior police officer who warned of a potential upsurge in dissident republican violence after Brexit.
World War II paratrooper says Brexit is “breaking his heart” on his 100th birthday
“After all that struggle and all the sacrifice”, the UK is now in danger of losing our community as a United Kingdom, he said.
Brexit’s ‘catastrophic’ £34m bill for Scotland’s fishing sector revealed
Andrew Charles, co-chair of the Scottish Seafood Association, said additional paperwork and charges would cost exporters £160 per sale.
Priti Patel slammed for smirking through list of companies which have raised concerns about a no-deal Brexit
“I can’t see why you are laughing”, Andrew Marr said.