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Prime minister’s ‘do or die’ plan in disarray after House of Commons defeat
A week of intense diplomacy and the PM has an agreement — will it pass parliament?
FT analysis now suggests 319 MPs could vote for agreement, with 315 against
The UK prime minister takes his exit deal to parliament on Saturday, where approval will put him in a strong position to hold a general election
Commons faces key Saturday votes with mass demonstrations expected outside
Deal agreed in Brussels now faces fight to get past Commons and even allies in DUP
EU and UK aim for pre-summit accord as N Ireland and diverging regulation remain sticking points
EU agreement seems close but PM still needs support of unionists and own hardliners
Talks continue late into night after Johnson offers Northern Ireland cash to bring DUP onside
Boris Johnson tries to reassure parliamentary allies over EU departure plan
Renewed threat from cross-party ‘rebel alliance’ pushing for second referendum
Sterling climbs after breakthrough sparks hope of new withdrawal agreement
Plan contains elements of Theresa May’s derided deal and may see opposition from DUP
PM wants to ditch Theresa May’s vision of close regulatory ties with EU
Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar hint that something big is about to happen
Sterling rises after upbeat private talks between UK and Irish leaders
Leo Varadkar making big mistake if he sticks to custom union demand, say allies of Britain’s PM
British PM pressed for customs concession ahead of crunch talks with Irish counterpart
Boris Johnson hopes to present MPs with new Brexit deal on October 19
Bid to cool tempers as hopes for deal with EU fade amid blame and acrimony
PM’s fraught phone call with German chancellor suggests UK is heading for a general election
Farmers feel ‘betrayed’ over bid to allow 88% of goods to enter without import taxes for a year
PM visits hospital rather than touring EU to sell deal, and ex-Tory MP joins Lib Dems
HMRC assessment sets out cost of admin burden on business even before tariffs
EU leaders refuse to continue negotiations unless UK makes Irish border concessions
