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UK prime minister looks to reassure EU leaders after disappointing election result
A further 1,260 rules might be applicable by the point of departure in March 2019
Conservatives’ failure to secure majority makes ‘difficult task a lot more difficult’
Pro-Europe voters who were silent now speak of a deal that keeps Britain open
London concedes on sequencing by dropping demand for parallel trade negotiations
Staying in internal market of the EU28 and 3 other countries may offer best solution
Start of negotiations to focus on building trust rather than engaging on detail
A handful of officials will spearhead the unwinding of UK membership
UK will leave single market but on ‘a slope not a cliff edge’, says chancellor
Two-year session meant to give MPs more time for ambitious legislative programme
The UK prime minister’s stance has not budged since the election, writes Sebastian Payne
Moderate leaders have mistaken the expedient for the universally true
Leaving the EU makes things even harder for the Bank of England
For its own good, business must ensure Brexit and political chaos do not stop it aiming high
One year on, the mood is upbeat but further integration is on the backburner
Rather than gloating at Britain’s Brexit discomfort, France is looking to the future
Markets face fresh political and economic uncertainty 12 months after the country’s vote to leave the EU
PM faces battle to push legislation through a hung parliament by March 2019
Fight over Brexit laws set to revive memories of John Major’s European difficulties
A loss of authority following election has undercut May’s ambitions
Merger in Paris reflects growing confidence across the channel
Rising optimism can be seen in labour markets and spending as well as opinion polls
Founders with global ambitions see opportunities in the UK
Number of people applying to work has fallen sharply since Brexit vote
PM prepares for Brexit-heavy Queen’s Speech without majority
Gilt yields point to market fears of Brexit fallout
John Varley faces prosecution not for bringing down a bank — but trying to save one
Philip Hammond looks to bridge gap between Brexit and free-trade deal
A significant proportion of companies in the index rely on overseas markets
Theresa May will present legislative programme with no guaranteed majority
Benoit Coeuré says eurozone supervision needed to guard against financial panic
German chancellor open to single finance minister and common budget
The UK chancellor expresses his personal views on Brexit and austerity, writes Sebastian Payne
The party’s vagueness means it has plenty of scope to shift position
Leaving the EU removes a crucial platform for projecting British power
