- NewsYahoo News UK
Leave voters keen for the 'erotic spasm' of Brexit are ignoring costs of leaving the EU, says Sir Vince Cable
He is calling for Theresa May to admit Brexit is a bad idea.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Theresa May warns Tory MPs: ‘It’s my Brexit deal or no deal’
The prime minister has come out fighting after criticism of her Chequers plan from many within her own party.
- NewsMatilda Long
Leave voters could still be given a burgundy passport after Brexit
Leave voters who renew their passport after Brexit hoping for a new blue version of the document may be disappointed to receive the burgundy style. The first blue passports will be issued from late 2019, but they will be phased in gradually alongside the old burgundy ones. The detail was revealed as the government unveiled its second batch of no-deal Brexit plans.
- NewsAndy Wells
Brexit: New poll shows dismal level of support for Theresa May's Chequers proposals
The controversial blueprint for Brexit has the support of just 9% of voters.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May to discuss no-deal Brexit plans as Government warns they WON'T pay £39bn divorce bill
Theresa May said Britain would not pay the Brexit divorce bill if it did not achieve an arrangement on future trading relations.
- NewsAndy Wells
Tory Brexiteers deny plot to oust Theresa May from leadership
Around 50 MPs discussed ways and means of getting rid of the Prime Minister at a gathering of the European Research Group.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Cadbury stockpiles ingredients so we don't run out of chocolate in case of no-deal Brexit
Cadbury's owner is keeping ingredients, as well as finished chocolate bars and biscuits, in case of a hard Brexit.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Labour Party refuses to rule out another referendum on Brexit, says John McDonnell
The EU's chief negotiator struck an optimistic tone as he said Brexit terms could be agreed within six to eight weeks.
- FinanceLuke James
Barnier says Brexit deal 'realistic' within 8 weeks
Michel Barnier has sent markets into a frenzy for the second time in as many weeks.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Tory party facing ‘catastrophic split’ with 80 MPs set to reject Chequers plan, says former Brexit minister
Former Brexit minister Steve Baker warned prime minister Theresa May she faces fierce opposition to her plan.
NewsChris ParsonsTony Blair: Supporting a People's Vote on final Brexit deal is the 'obvious choice'
Tony Blair believes supporting a People’s Vote on Brexit is the ‘obvious choice’ as he backed calls for a second referendum. The former prime minister warned there could be a ‘paralysis in parliament’ over a no-deal Brexit as Theresa May’s proposal won’t get enough support. Mr Blair told Bloomberg TV: ‘I think it’s possible there’s a no-deal Brexit but unlikely.
- NewsMatilda Long
Operation Yellowhammer: Leaked document reveals details of Government's no-deal Brexit plans
A photo taken of a confidential document taken outside Whitehall has revealed details of the government’s no-deal Brexit strategy, including the codename for the plans – Operation Yellowhammer. The embarrassing leak revealed a number of details about ministers’ emergency plans if the UK fails to secure a deal with the EU. The first two lines read: ‘The meeting will consider progress on the Government’s plans for mitigating the immediate impacts of a No Deal Brexit.
- NewsEllen Manning
Extraditing dangerous criminals will be harder after Brexit without a deal on security
A report from the Institute for Government said it would be harder to extradite dangerous criminals from the UK without a Brexit security deal.
NewsMatilda Long'The worst of both worlds': Former Bank of England governor attacks 'incompetent' Brexit handling
Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King has warned UK is left without a ‘credible position’ over Brexit. The former governor of the Bank of England has called the government’s handling of Brexit “incompetent”. Lord Mervyn King, who has previously spoken out in support of Britain leaving the EU, said that it “beggars belief” that one of the world’s largest economies had been forced into a position where it is stockpiling medicines and food.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
2.6 million 'have changed their minds about supporting Brexit'
About 2.6 million have switched from Leave to Remain, but 1 million have gone the other way, a poll says.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
A no-deal Brexit would be 'overwhelmingly negative', warns think tank
A think tank has warned of the social and economic impact on the UK in the case of a no-deal Brexit.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
'No new ideas': Theresa May slaps down Boris Johnson over attack on her Chequers plan
Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson warned the UK will get "diddly squat" from Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
- NewsMatilda Long
Support for Ukip as the best party to handle Brexit doubles since Theresa May's Chequers plan
Public support for Ukip as the best party to handle Britain’s exit from the EU has doubled since Theresa May unveiled her Chequers plan for a soft Brexit. Polling by YouGov found that in the first week of July, 7% of people thought that Ukip was the best party to handle Brexit. After the Government published its Brexit White Paper on 12 July, laying out its plans for a future relationship with the EU, support for Ukip as the best Brexit party leapt to 13% the following week.
- NewsAndy Wells
UK and EU 'agree to delay October Brexit deal deadline until mid-November'
The terms of a divorce deal are reportedly set to be finalised a month later than planned.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Theresa May says a no-deal Brexit ‘wouldn’t be the end of the world’
The prime minister downplayed warnings from her chancellor about the economic consequences of leaving Europe without a deal.
- NewsAndy Wells
Brexodus: EU migration to the UK drops to lowest level in six years, figures show
Data shows that more migrants from eight eastern European countries are now leaving the UK than coming.
- NewsMatilda Long
British Organic food suppliers 'would undoubtedly go out of out business' under no deal Brexit
Currently the UK is estimated to sell £220 million worth of organic food, drink and other produce to the European Union every year
- NewsMatilda Long
Welsh fisherman would only be able to last four weeks after a no-deal Brexit
Fisherman in Wales would not be able to survive more than four weeks in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the Welsh Fisherman’s Association has warned. The WFA said that shellfish fisherman were particularly at risk from disruption caused by any new border checks, and could go bust within a month.
- NewsAndy Wells
Senior Labour MP warns of ‘civil disobedience’ if a second Brexit referendum is held
Barry Gardiner suggested people could turn to ‘more socially-disruptive ways of expressing their views’.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
NHS warns ‘no deal’ Brexit could lead to hospital drug shortages and spread of disease
Health service bosses and the government have failed to prepare for a "no deal" Brexit, the leaked NHS letter said.
