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UK prime minister says he will pull legislation if parliament blocks his timetable for deal
Pressures build over the futures of Northern Ireland and Scotland
Brussels’ chief negotiator will remain at forefront of talks with London over trade
FT analysis shows majority of 5 passing withdrawal agreement through Commons
Text’s 110 pages touch on transition, £39bn divorce bill, rights of EU citizens and N Ireland
Document written with invisble ink
No 10’s confidence grows as bill is published but faces backlash over attempt to ‘ram through’ measure
Senior figures fear their concerns are being ignored in pursuit of ‘hard Brexit’
Upside for City office properties is clear if London banking exodus fails to happen
Merv loses his nerve.
The lack of any decision is intensifying public contempt — it is time to end the impasse
A guide to how the rest of the week might play out in Westminster
Legal effort aims to ensure PM abides by law that forced him to seek extension
UK’s post-Brexit challenge; last orders for US drinks importers; Trump and the WTO
Prime minister expected to push forward with deal after Saturday defeat
Foreign secretary says cross-party coalition of 320 MPs will probably back agreement
Timezone and rule of law are big advantages for UK capital, says bank’s regional head
A politician’s analysis of the decades of social and economic turmoil now facing Britain
Keir Starmer also promises Commons amendment to keep UK in EU customs union
PM will this week ask Commons to approve paving legislation for UK departure
Red tape still set to take effect after Brexit transition period
Diplomats say decision on whether to grant extension unlikely to be rushed
The prime minister needs to set out his vision of a future relationship
