How Britain has avoided a crisis, not been gripped by one

He had no choice but to rule that nothing has changed with the Brexit backstop

Uproar at a move from the House of Commons Speaker is misplaced

What are the options for the UK from a law and policy perspective?

The immediate impact of the ECJ’s judgment will be political, not legal

The difficulties over the Irish border derive from a broader uncertainty

His ‘note’ shows the cabinet knows what they would be agreeing to

But the path to Britain revoking Article 50 would be a tortuous one

Managing costs requires a change in attitude as well as new hardware or software

There may be disappointments for Brexiters but there should be no surprises

Non-disclosure agreements need not just be a weapon to be abused by the powerful

Concerns about the border in Ireland could and should have been dealt with separately

Today’s Tory Leavers misread their heroine’s intentions

The UK prime minister postures, while the EU concentrates on process

The UK and EU are on course for an exit agreement and an orderly process

The prospect of food and medicine shortages will trump the fantasies

Britain’s Supreme Court forces couples to stay in failed marriages

Why the government wishes to abandon the symbolic date of 29 March 2019

The document is significant and welcome, even though it fails four immediate tests

Chequers and its aftermath show it is time to end plays to the domestic audience

The UK government’s professed intentions are not that significant

Remainers should now look to what happens after 29 March 2019

The EU and UK have agreed to keep things just the same for a while longer