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There is more to Europe than the EU — now the English need to reclaim their sovereignty
UK auto executives call for EU markets to be prioritised after Brexit
Chancellor says does not want to move UK regulation away from EU for sake of it
MEPs worried by influence of banking lobbyists at supervisory bodies
London’s financial services sector has leverage; Anglo American achieves strength through diversity
Agreeing on governance system could be one of the most fraught aspects of post-Brexit talks
‘Young Britons risk being excluded from Erasmus — and won’t have the luxury of taking migration for granted’
Lobby group warns UK needs to decide when it will ask for ‘equivalence’
MPs overturn all changes made to legislation in Lords
New head of trade body urges caution over divergence from EU rules
UK is discovering even close allies can be hard-nosed when it comes to trade
UK chancellor says EU deal the priority but US warns of car tariffs in tech tax row
This year’s Davos World Economic Forum is staged amid critical environmental and geopolitical concerns. We analyse hopes for greener finance easing the politics of climate change, US-China tensions, demands for more responsible capitalism and other key themes
Experts worry that bloc’s foreign policy may become softer on Russia
Economists say chancellor’s ambition to boost GDP hinges on productivity improvement
New £140,000 a year director will join trade negotiations with Brussels
Outbreak ripples across US, European and Asian equity markets
UK government believes twin-track approach will give it greater leverage
The US Senate impeachment trial of Donald Trump starts today
UK chancellor insists ‘there will not be alignment’ with EU regulation
Provost calls for clarity from ministers on post-Brexit guidance
PM wants to hold parallel talks with Washington and Brussels
Johnson launches post-Brexit initiative in face of already stronger bloc ties
Commission seeks to uphold ‘level playing field’ of shared regulations to which Britain must adhere
The prime minister’s Olympian ambition requires a strong, balancing voice
