#Brexit

Patrick Davies

PaddyJDavies

With the majority of UK parliamentarians backing a #Brexit deal that will shrink the economy, make us weaker internationally and threaten the very union of the UK, it’s time to

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

The incendiary nature of such a move for relations with the EU and US can hardly be overstated. But that this is even considered suggests the UK government to be

Chris Kendall

ottocrat

Think for a second. Imagine you’re the EU’s leadership. If one partner gets away with unilaterally rewriting a treaty, all the EU’s treaties are rendered worthless. The EU *has* to

Luke John Davies

LJDLabour

Yes money was allocated to defending seats in 2017 that turned out to be safe. That was because, like everyone else, Labour in 2017 believed the outcome of the Brexit

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

The paradox here is Jones falls into the same blind alley Remain leaders angered by him didSoft Brexit would still have needed willingness to make a positive case for deep

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

MidnightThe option has now expired for the United Kingdom to extend the Brexit transition period The transition period will now end, by automatic operation of law, on 31 December 2020There

Katya Adler

BBCkatyaadler

Merkel speaking to Bundestag about #Brexit Insistent on not compromising the single market to get a deal. Says not sure whether clarity will emerge by tomorrow ie after this evening’s

Neale Richmond

nealerichmond

So this weekend, like many, we’re going to see the usual #brexit suspects come out with some of their regular outbursts. Here’s a few thoughts I have via a #Thread

Andrew Neil

afneil

Lest you forget. The Johnson Government’s decision not to join the EU vaccine procurement programme was widely vilified at the time. Today’s Daily Mail has a useful catalogue of who

John Wilson

JohnWilson14

Govt dug in heels re. EU touring visas yesterday. Arts minister @cj_dinenage told Commons that EU proposals were “simply not compatible with our manifesto to take back control of our

Tom Haward

HawardTom

Brexit is impacting every aspect to our business in very significant ways. We usually buy wooden boxes from France (pictured) as they are robust, look good and are the traditional

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

I’ve changed my mind re Labour voting for the deal. My previous view had been that Labour should vote for the deal as a tactical measure to convince its Brexit

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

This is mostly about the difference between being in a single market and customs union, and a 'free trade agreement', plus the fact UK-EU trade is set up for the

The Leave Alliance

LeaveHQ

The EU will not offer an FTA without comprehensive state aid provisions. It has asked the UK to set out a regime it can recognise - which is an offer

Sebastian Payne

SebastianEPayne

Inside No10 with @GeorgeWParker:Dominic Cummings left No10 for the last time following a “day of tantrums” and concerns the former aide might turn against Boris Johnson."I won’t be surprised if

Fergus Ewing MSP

FergusEwingSNP

After three weeks of waiting for detail, it is disappointing and beyond any rational explanation that this new UK Gov compensation scheme will not help the vast majority of fishing

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