- NewsDavid Harding
Brexit politicians 'lied' to the British people, France's finance minister claims
British Brexiteer politicians have lied to the public, a leading French politician, Bruno Le Maire, claims
- NewsDavid Harding
Tory minister makes red-faced apology for completely made-up Brexit stat used live on radio
A government minister has been forced to say sorry after making up a statistic showing public support for Theresa May’s draft Brexit agreement.
- NewsEllen Manning
Can May last the day? PM faces calls to stand down as all Tory whips are summoned to London
A Conservative councillor from Louth, named Daniel, said Mrs May should stand down as Prime Minister after failing to deliver on the Brexit referendum result.
- NewsMatilda Long
Jacob Rees-Mogg submits letter of no confidence in Theresa May in attempt to topple PM over Brexit
Jacob Rees-Mogg has submitted a letter of no confidence in Theresa May, bringing the prospect of a Conservative leadership election within touching distance. If 48 letters are handed to Graham Brady, who chairs the 1922 Committee of backbenchers, Tory MPs will vote on whether Mrs May continues in her position.
- NewsAndy Wells
Health Secretary ‘told Brexit crunch Cabinet he could not guarantee people wouldn't die under no deal’
Matt Hancock refused to confirm or deny the comments.
- NewsDavid Harding
'Difficult days ahead': What happens next in the Brexit process?
Now Theresa May has sold the Brexit deal to her Cabinet what happens next as Britain inches towards the deadline day for it leaving the European Union?
- NewsEllen Manning
Jeremy Corbyn hits out at Theresa May's Brexit deal, branding it a "huge and damaging failure"
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said Theresa May's Brexit deal had left the Government in "chaos" and can not be put to Parliament.
- NewsYahoo UK Staff
Brexit latest: Theresa May says she's staying after wave of resignations leaves her teetering on the brink
Theresa May has been hit by a wave of resignations to leave her administration on the brink of imploding and her plan to leave the EU in tatters.
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Talking Politics
Theresa May’s Brexit deal is like an outrage time machine. People are so upset by it that they’re holding protests outside Downing Street before they’ve even read it. But even if we haven’t seen the deal yet, we can still outline the likely shape of it.
- CelebrityLaura Hannam
Anti-Brexit protester steals the show on live television
The determined protestor knew his best camera angles.
- NewsAndy Wells
Tony Blair blasts Jeremy Corbyn as he says it is ‘gut-wrenching' that Labour isn't calling for second Brexit vote
The former Prime Minister has repeated his calls for a second referendum.
- NewsYahoo News Staff
Brexit latest: Theresa May secures Cabinet approval for draft agreement
A draft divorce deal was reached by officials from the EU and UK on Tuesday evening.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Brexit can still be stopped, says Labour’s Keir Starmer, as Spanish prime minister backs second referendum
The shadow Brexit secretary says the UK can remain in the EU, as Spain's prime minister backs calls for a second referendum.
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Talking Politics
Brexit fantasies are going through a long public implosion, but Leavers at least won themselves a rare moment of schadenfreude last week. It turned out that the Remain movement’s latest hero, the woman who performed an impressive double eye-roll behind Nigel Farage on Channel 4, had in fact voted out. The woman in question, Harriet Ellis, explained to the i newspaper that she shared none of Farage’s racism or xenophobia.
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Talking Politics
Young people from the Northern Irish border city where I live, Newry, were once concerned purely with the consequences of a hard or no-deal Brexit. The fix to the Irish border question in negotiations is not in sight today and any deal is likely to be a fudge which just sustains the confusion. How long are young people in Northern Ireland supposed to accept this farce, where decisions on their future are delayed, delayed, and delayed again?
- NewsEllen Manning
Boris Johnson declares 'boundless admiration' for brother Jo Johnson's resignation over Brexit
Jo Johnson's resignation as transport minister over Brexit earned praise from brother Boris Johnson, despite the pair being on opposite sides of the Brexit divide.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Talking Politics
Transport minister Jo Johnson resigned from government this afternoon, sabotaging an increasingly confident government plan to secure a deal with the EU.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Talking Politics
It’s not like Groundhog Day, because that had a sense of hope to it. It’s like the bit of Groundhog Day where he tries to commit suicide over and over again copied and pasted across the entire duration of the film.
- NewsAndy Wells
David Davis tells MPs to vote down Theresa May's Brexit deal so the EU makes a better offer
The former Brexit Secretary said the EU is nervous of a no-deal scenario.
- NewsAndy Wells
Brexit Secretary admits he did not realise the Dover-Calais trade route was important
Remainers were quick to criticise Dominic Raab.
- NewsMatilda Long
Michel Barnier warns Europe is under threat from 'a Farage in every country'
The EU's Brexit negotiator namechecked the former Ukip leader as he warned of the increasing threat of populism.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Talking Politics
There are a lot of moral lessons to take from the last couple of years of British politics. Don’t dismantle all of your trading and diplomatic relations for reasons you cannot explain. If any good comes out of this process - and honestly right now it’s hard to imagine that it will - it is that a future political leader might recognise this lesson and internalise it at a formative point in their development.
- NewsMatilda Long
54% of Brits now back Remain, according to biggest Brexit poll since EU referendum
Analysis found that 54% of people would now back staying in the EU compared to 46% who would vote for Brexit.
- NewsMatilda Long
Theresa May 'facing more resignations over her Brexit deal'
A government official predicted the Prime Minister would be able to win over her cabinet this week, 'but not without saying goodbye to some colleagues'.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Hundreds of the UK’s top lawyers tell Theresa May there should be second Brexit vote
The letter to the prime minister has been signed by 1,400 lawyers and backs a second public vote on Brexit.
