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New survey shows business confidence ebbed between March and April
From a free trader’s point of view, neither the UK nor the EU have ended up winners
Costs and red tape push EU companies to seek other markets or relocate production
The prime minister has abandoned Thatcherism for the dirigisme of the UK’s European neighbours
A principled review of the UK’s constitutional compact would help end the stand-off over independence
Trade minister urges bloc to take ‘common sense’ approach to implementing Brexit deal
Pipeline hackers say they did not mean to create problems for society
Although they account for 80 per cent of the economy, services were rarely a priority in the negotiations over leaving the EU
Ministers admit some markets will be subject to duties under post-Brexit deal
To preserve the Union, the UK government needs to win the argument
Problem compounded by backlog of driving tests due to pandemic and tax reforms
Pro-independence SNP is returned to power but falls short of an outright majority
Leftwing Labour MPs hit out after party loses two key electoral battles in north-east England
From the personal appeal of Boris Johnson to the struggles of Keir Starmer, what we know so far
João Vale de Almeida says talks with the UK about the Irish Sea border row are progressing
EU weighs in as Royal Navy ships plus French patrol vessels and fishing boats converge on island waters
Gunboat diplomacy should have no place in post-Brexit relations
The lack of links in the UK and EU schemes is raising concern for industry with just weeks to go until launch
As gunboats gather off Jersey, the supposedly crucial status of trawlers during negotiations has not done them much good
Michel Barnier diaries describe how EU lost trust in UK’s unpredictable and unprepared prime minister
French fishing boats converge on island to protest against post-Brexit restrictions on their activity
The diaries of the EU’s chief negotiator may lack punchlines — but they offer a blow-by-blow account of four years of wrangling
Foreign secretary Dominic Raab climbs down after arguing that the EU was not a state
Brussels consults member states on granting Britons waiver from insurance ‘green card’
DUP’s Arlene Foster has paid a price for mishandling the Brexit process
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