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Proposal made at Brussels summit includes scrapping 85-page residence application
On the first anniversary of the referendum vote, the FT looks at where the UK is heading
The country is leaving the EU and uncertainty is forcing business to act before the politicians
Time since the referendum has done little to heal huge divisions in public opinion
The fallout from the decision to leave the EU, from agriculture to financial services
The idea of reversing decision to leave the EU has not gained traction in the UK
A further 1,260 rules might be applicable by the point of departure in March 2019
Conservatives’ failure to secure majority makes ‘difficult task a lot more difficult’
Pro-Europe voters who were silent now speak of a deal that keeps Britain open
London concedes on sequencing by dropping demand for parallel trade negotiations
Start of negotiations to focus on building trust rather than engaging on detail
A handful of officials will spearhead the unwinding of UK membership
Brexit secretary concedes that Theresa May is ‘under a lot of pressure’
With Brexit looming, we must get to grips with shifting work patterns
The country is not in recession but living standards are down and voters are angry
En Marche optimism, low rates and Brexit uncertainty spur buyers back to the capital
Cool reception for UK plan as Brexit pushed to sidelines of bloc summit
But despite the show of unity, differences remain, writes Gideon Rachman
Understanding of the debate on labour and immigration is depressingly poor
Party still leaning towards EU, suggesting flexibility over Brexit
Both sides want quick resolution but issues are technically and politically complex
The country needs a public conversation about what the future will look like
Central bank’s governing council seeks statute changes to gain greater legal powers
The FT’s Daniel Dombey examines what might unfold
The Northern Irish party has shown how tough it can be in its talks with the Tories
Brexit question marks hang over the world’s second-largest domicile of funds
Officials say country will not engage in public beauty parade for finance companies
Country dismisses claims it engages in ‘regulatory arbitrage’ to attract companies
Prime minister prioritises creation of ‘world-leading smart nation’
A year on from the UK’s historic vote, the FT examines the main scenarios for leaving the bloc
