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Riga’s anti-corruption investigation undermined by EU court ruling
Commission goes to ECJ over City of London creating VAT loophole
Grey area over regulations sparks debate as airline faces bills for summer strikes
The immediate impact of the ECJ’s judgment will be political, not legal
Now the ECJ’s judgment has vindicated that view and has kept the door to the EU open
Landmark ECJ decision comes a day before UK parliament votes on Theresa May’s plan
The ruling from the EU’s highest court is a big boost for anti-Brexit campaigners
No 10 tries to head off rebellion as backbench Tory group warns opposition is solid
But the path to Britain revoking Article 50 would be a tortuous one
Britain can withdraw Article 50 notice without EU approval, advocate general decides
Blow for anti-Brexit campaigners led by a group of Scottish MPs and MEPs
Law and Justice party puts forward a bill allowing ousted judges return to work
Judicial overhaul at centre of ‘rule of law’ battle between Warsaw and Brussels
European Court of Justice rules against Warsaw because of fears over judicial independence
Duda rushes to compete judicial overhaul despite threat of ECJ intervention
Reliance on mobile operating system for revenues spurs legal challenge to Brussels
