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Lobby groups tell Kemi Badenoch minimum food, green and animal welfare standards needed in future post-Brexit deals
Officials from both sides will discuss how to kick-start stalled talks on trading arrangements
PM’s move seen as a step in repairing relations with EU after Brexit
Plus, EU Schadenfreude and why the US is not the UK
Boris Johnson accidentally saved the European Union. Now it looks stronger than ever
European capitals believe new government’s tax-cutting, high-borrowing plan exposes flawed thinking that drove Brexit
His party looks ready to take office, but the Labour leader still lacks a compelling story to tell
Kwarteng’s statement last week was just one manifestation of the elevation of absolutism over economics
Reaganism is a good idea, but Reaganism without the dollar isn’t
A return to EU-style payments based on land area is among the options
The new government’s programme is a shocking dismissal of Conservative belief in sound public finances
‘Revoke or reform’ of legislation post-Brexit risks rollback of workplace rights, say unions and Scottish government
While the prime minister sets out her stall in New York, investors are growing wary
The UK economy still is too heavily influenced by the EU to be truly independent
UK prime minister asks for more details of new grouping as she tells UN that autocracies’ threat must be countered
UK and US leaders voice need to defend gains made since 1998 peace accord
It is surely a fantasy that further tax cuts and deregulation will transform performance
Prime minister’s assessment leaves hole in government’s post-Brexit trade strategy
As politics returns with a bang, leaders should reflect on the rewards for those who seem to offer hope
The Ukraine crisis demonstrates that UK foreign policy can regain clout and credibility worldwide
Bonus cap was always a misguided policy but there is political cost to scrapping it
Plus, UK exports to EU hit highest level since 1997
London and Brussels seek to avoid legal deadline over ‘grace periods’ becoming a flashpoint in talks
Europe’s director-general of trade has discovered that assertiveness pays — and that economic ties can mask vulnerabilities
EU’s Brexit chief ‘encouraged’ by UK intention to seek negotiated settlement on trade
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