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Campaigners say decision threatens regulatory protection for tech companies in EU
Judge says Warsaw’s judicial reforms interfere with rule of law
Restricted access to EU information hits UK hopes of strong ongoing co-operation
Move to allow laws to change in line with bloc’s rules could set precedent for Brexit
Theresa May’s speech was for her own troops, not the rest of Europe
The UK should put forward its own ideas rather than complain about the EU’s plans
A fallback plan for N Ireland that implies customs checks with mainland UK is included
Search engine reveals impact of Europe’s ‘right to be forgotten’ rules
‘No need for border checks’ between London boroughs, former mayor stresses
Draft deal that puts court as ultimate arbiter of treaty disputes expected to be rejected by May
Country combines toxic mix of outdated heating, heavy traffic and coal dependence
Majority of companies believes free movement of people and ECJ oversight will continue
A Dutch court may take the debate on post-Brexit rights in a new direction
ECJ rules Max Schrems cannot bring suit on behalf of 25,000 users but can pursue individual claim
Leading backbencher Jacob Rees-Mogg says proposal would leave UK as ‘vassal state’
Brexit secretary had previously advocated that Britain should stay in customs union
Theresa May can use money, defence tie-ups and flexibility over the ECJ to win support
Arbitration panel for trade disputes floated as way of resolving deadlock
Bern under pressure to accept bloc regulations in quarrel with Brexit implications
Anger in Bern over negotiating tactics of EUin fraught agreement
Tax and driver rules face changes but service in most cities unlikely to be altered
