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Brexiters determined to seize back sovereignty struggle at turning back tide of EU law
May’s travails could also lead to scenarios including passing her treaty or renegotiation
Varadkar government holds line despite chaos in Westminster over Irish ‘backstop’
Theresa May’s exit deal is flawed. Crashing out of the EU is worse
Potential departure from the EU without a deal labelled a ‘disaster’
Little appetite for redrafting deal that several countries felt already conceded too much
MPs rage against prime minister’s EU withdrawal deal but her opponents lack a clear plan
None of the Brexit strategies backed by potential new leaders enjoy clear support
Attempt to secure support for EU divorce agreement rocked by ministerial resignations
We need a path that avoids a brutal and damaging rupture with EU and its consequences
‘I cannot in good conscience support the terms proposed for our deal with the EU’, Raab says
The whopper withdrawal agreement is 585 pages of dense reading time
Britain will be granted influence only to the extent that it signs up again to EU rules
Concerns of Brexiters and European officials overlook shortcomings of default deal
Employers fear new immigration visa rules will hit sectors such as construction and social care
Bloc nations pore over draft withdrawal pact that could form basis of UK-EU relations
Chancellor Philip Hammond calls on corporate leaders to support PM’s agreement
Now May turns to daunting task of securing parliamentary approval
Prime minister seeks support for draft agreement on EU divorce
Prospective agreement would reward Dublin for year of diplomacy but no deal poses threat
