Post-Brexit trade deal concern as US say tax on tech giants is ‘discriminatory’
The US treasury secretary earlier met Chancellor Sajid Javid for breakfast at 11 Downing Street.
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How businesses are preparing now Brexit is (sort of) done
"The practical realities of Brexit will not be felt on 1 February 2020. The transition is largely a standstill agreement, preserving the status quo," the Institute writes in its Getting Brexit Done report.
Michelin-starred chef ‘refused permission to stay in UK after Brexit’
Claude Bosi said he has lived in England for 23 years.
UK will face ‘consequences’ from Brexit, says German finance minister
German finance minister Olaf Scholz said Britain’s financial sector will not be as important to the EU after Brexit as it is now.
European presidents sign off on Brexit agreement
The European Parliament is expected to approve the deal ahead of the UK’s departure from the EU on January 31.
Council have hired a ‘Brexit Communications Officer’ – to keep as many EU residents in city as possible
Brighton and Hove City Council have announced they have filled their unusual position - which was advertised with a top level wage of £35,000.
Brexit clears final hurdle as Lords let government ignore any reasonable amendments
'Betraying commitments that have been made to the most vulnerable children of all,’ betraying assurances to EU citizens and to the other countries of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson’s Brexit finally cleared its last hurdle as grubbily as you might expect.
MPs vote to leave protections for lone child refugees out of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal
Lord Dubs' amendment looked to guarantee family reunion rights for child refugees after Brexit.
UK facing constitutional crisis over Brexit Bill power grab, Boris Johnson warned
Ian Blackford accused the UK Government of using the legislation for a power grab, criticising the “gross disrespect from Boris Johnson and his Brexit fanboys that are in Number 10 Downing Street”.