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Organisers say protest is biggest yet in support of a rethink on leaving EU
The Irish backstop is the key to a deal but the EU cannot break up the UK
Theresa May did not achieve a breakthrough in this week’s Brussels summit of EU leaders. So where do the Brexit talks now stand?
Top taxman forced to upgrade security while chief Brexit negotiator suffers verbal onslaughts
Facebook under scrutiny as activity of Mainstream Network emerges in MPs’ ‘fake news’ probe
Prime minister says she believes a November summit is still a possibility
Proposal to extend the transition period ‘has irritated almost everyone’
Osborne scheme at risk as chancellor seeks to fund promises on NHS and housing
Former UK deputy prime minister says he never wanted to be a lobbyist
The government’s radical overhaul of benefits is pushing the low paid into destitution
Rival Swedish group Saab complains to MPs about lack of a competitive process
Britons whose families fled Nazi persecution of Jews look to maintain EU links
US-based companies find willing recruits in figures such as Nick Clegg
John Sawers believes both side in Brexit debate should support another plebiscite
Japanese companies increasingly alarmed about lack of progress on accord
Agreement leaves details to be thrashed out but removes threat to broader EU negotiations
No need to juggle work and home if you lug both around wherever you go
From crucial EU summit to the day of departure and beyond
Government borrowing drops to lowest level since 2002 in first half of the fiscal year
The foreign secretary called on Tory MPs to unite behind the prime minister
Some analysts think now is a good time to buy back into the sector
Will the chancellor risk antagonising Tory voters and backbench MPs with tax changes?
May faces political pitfalls over possible extension of transition past December 2020
Customer concerns, Brexit and the complexity of the system hinder introduction
