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UK currency hovers near weakest point in more than 18 months as uncertainty deepens
This is what happens when you ask people to vote on something they don’t care about.
Delayed London commuter line may not open next autumn, admits project chief
Tusk agrees on summit talks ‘to facilitate UK ratification’ but will not reopen treaty
Lenders could be left in control and shareholders wiped out
Few at Westminster believe PM can win major changes to withdrawal agreement with EU
Opposition leader fears Labour’s ‘fudged’ position on Brexit could unravel
The campaign for a new referendum on leaving the EU is gathering pace
Summit this week will aim to save UK’s exit package without actually amending its terms
Postponing the ‘meaningful’ parliamentary vote makes a chaotic no-deal exit more likely
Rise in price of British government debt underscores investor growth concerns
Even hedge funds wary of choosing currency’s direction given the political uncertainty
Decision follows warnings from aides of overwhelming defeat if prime minister went ahead
Brexit uncertainty slams Britain’s currency
The immediate impact of the ECJ’s judgment will be political, not legal
Four people had asked the court to consider whether overspending by Leave should invalidate referendum
The argument that staying in the EU will boost public services requires credible messengers
Range of outcomes and permutations makes EU exit a unique challenge
FT's Chris Giles on how we should read Bank of England and government arrive at scenarios
Now the ECJ’s judgment has vindicated that view and has kept the door to the EU open
