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UK takes ‘constructive’ position on ECJ and dispute resolution for trade and divorce deals
UK position paper looks to prevent disruption for carmakers and drug producers
Many former Whitehall leaders feel UK has lost the diplomatic clout it once possessed
Sturgeon and Jones fear legislative damage to devolution
Government to look at precedent of European Free Trade Association court
David Davis says mooted 2-3 year ‘interim’ transition avoids cliff-edge scenario
Latest government paper aims to tackle one of thorniest issues of departure
Paper envisages frictionless trade but Brussels blessing may be needed for new talks
Pro-Europeans ought to exploit May’s problems to drive change in public opinion
Brussels’ top Irish official Hogan fears threats to trade and N Ireland peace deal
Cross-party group to target Open Skies, customs union and Euratom
Ministers say transition deal cannot be ‘back door’ to remaining in EU
Latest UK paper concedes Luxembourg could still have impact on Britain after 2019
Post-Brexit currency gains give way to longer-term concerns about the economic consequences of Brexit
Business group welcomes move but calls for funding amid fears exports to UK will fall
The Brexit secretary is treading carefully as some leading MPs oppose the issue
The UK has little to show for its flattery of President Trump
Regulatory costs rather than tariffs restrict the flow of goods and services
May hosts MPs at Chequers ahead of the Tory party conference
Regulations have become more important than tariffs, writes Alan Beattie
Position paper outlines four key principles for the upcoming negotiations
The UK is suddenly looking a little more prepared and engaged for talks with EU
The UK’s preferred route out has not been on offer from the EU and may never be
Recent proposals by the UK government put the ball in the EU’s court
Big banks need to split their retail services from riskier investment divisions by 2019
Britain takes some early steps towards a post-2019 vision
But much political humour is too obvious, too lazy and stuck in a comfort zone
Ireland’s prime minister is positioning his country to make the most out of Brexit
Former White House official Pippa Malmgren warns there is no ‘magic’ trade deal
But there is a danger that any arrangement with the EU will become semi-permanent
Bulgarians and Romanians drive increase in EU workers to 2.37m
May tries to assert UK sovereignty while maintaining peace in Northern Ireland
