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Slumbering volatility and a closely watched ECB meeting take centre stage
Citizens assemblies changed not only policies, but also politics
Ramsgate faces gridlock under no-deal Brexit truck park proposal
May could appeal directly to voters but idea holds peril as well as promise
Messy political saga is hitting sterling, stocks and UK’s economic reputation
Our correspondent writes from a dark and isolated island nation
May’s deal is defeated but she keeps her job after a vote of no confidence
The fervent opposition of Brexiter MPs has opened the way to a softer agreement or even a new referendum
Compromise was always a British virtue but time is running out to prove that is still the case
Former UK foreign secretary wants backstop changes
Developments in the Commons this week have raised campaigners’ hopes
Tory Brexiter MPs warn of ‘Armageddon’ if PM strikes deal with Labour on trade plan
Visceral differences of opinion intensify in area that mirrored the nation in EU referendum
Voters need decisive action, and soon. The alternative is greater disillusionment
CDU’s Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer signs joint letter urging UK to stay in EU
‘I’m not inherently against biomass fuel but I’m not sure I want to make a feature of it in the living room’
Calmer minds will be looking beyond March 29 and seeing bargains in British businesses
Sometimes the idea of changing tack becomes literally unthinkable
For investors, too much misery may now be embedded in the price of UK assets
Legal opinion could remove one obstacle if Britain seeks to stay in bloc beyond May vote
Memo reveals slow progress to replace existing EU agreements by March 29
Financials shrug off Morgan Stanley earnings miss; US energy sector rallies
UK prime minister takes uncompromising stance in cross-party talks
Former ministers Nick Boles and Dominic Grieve aim for common plan
