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Freight traffic to be disrupted at Channel Tunnel and other locations along French coast
Paris and London try to set aside post-Brexit differences to tackle cross-channel people trafficking
Number of European migrants leaving Britain more than tripled last year likely because of Brexit and Covid-19, says ONS
France and the UK must overcome divisions to stem illegal migration
Britain’s negotiator promises no backsliding as he recalls Margaret Thatcher’s vision of ‘a do-it-yourself nation’
Calls for a Downing Street shake-up are irrelevant: the prime minister needs a strategy to shroud his shortcomings
Disastrous speech is emblematic of lack of regard for big companies
Southern seats which swung to the Conservatives in 2005, and not just the ‘red wall’, will be the battleground at the next election
After a pandemic pause, the movement of jobs and business towards the continent is set to resume
Confusion over Johnson’s strategy as comments contradict Frost’s stance on Article 16
Government told that lack of capacity to test products will hit supplies and disrupt building projects
The transformation of Michel Barnier into a nationalist is a warning sign for the EU
Measure in new capital regulations would tighten patchwork of national arrangements and affect banks in London
Michael Gove says he does not think it will be necessary to trigger mechanism to suspend parts of the deal with Brussels
Ardagh’s investment in Belfast factory seen as vote of confidence in region’s protocol
Low-cost carrier has struggled to shed UK-based shareholders since Britain left the bloc
Brexit risk management took resources away from pandemic planning, National Audit Office finds
In the past week there has been a definite shift from the UK towards reaching agreement with the EU
Patchy economic statistics make it hard for businesses to analyse whether trade links really are in danger
‘The impromptu, pretend-bellicose, elitist and anti-elitist coalition of 2016 is proving remarkably enduring’
Mounting economic difficulties and political problems at home have led the UK to pull back from a new confrontation with Brussels
UK food retailer says proposals by Brussels risk ‘worsening friction and cost’ for Northern Ireland trade
European leaders will support a quick, firm and united response if the British suspend parts of the Brexit protocol
Pupils can no longer use group passports, increasing the cost and paperwork involved in travelling
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