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It should not consider regulatory changes unless they will clearly be for the better
Former DUP leader Edwin Poots defends effort to ‘cherry pick’ to benefit farmers as ‘entirely reasonable’
Employers not main driver of latest surge in immigration — nor would loosening rules solve all workforce problems.
Large parts of industry want more alignment with the EU, not less
The Sunak government didn’t want this deal with Brussels but it was an opportunity for Brexiters to put down a marker
The EU is talking tough but acting relaxed
Visa schemes for Ukrainian refugees and Hong Kong nationals push long-term inflows to 1.1mn in year to June
Letter from broad alliance of groups says bill will ‘cause significant confusion and disruption’
EU-based traders could be required to clear minimum amount of ‘systemic’ derivatives contracts inside bloc
The Supreme Court judgment was legally disappointing for the Holyrood government but gives it more ammunition
Both Sunak and Starmer face ultras within their parties who are not keen on compromise
While Scottish voters share similar attitudes on the issue of movement to the rest of the UK, views on Brexit differ
Disappointment at ‘party political’ stances of both Sunak and Starmer over issue
Justice secretary tells MPs ‘time is right’ for Human Rights Act replacement despite criticism
Sunak has quashed talk of a Swiss-style agreement, but debates about EU-UK relations are not going away
Government’s own regulatory experts give ‘red’ warning over way cost to small businesses was assessed
SNP says London’s rejection of trial visa programme for immigrant workers proves its case
With the British economy expected to take a 4% hit from leaving the EU, business is pressing for a better relationship
Prime minister says UK will not pursue relationship with Brussels that relies on alignment with European rules
Premier will face calls to soften impact of Brexit when he addresses CBI on Monday
Brussels is overhauling the policy constraints it imposes while the UK chancellor is setting new ones of his own
Chancellor echoes PM Sunak’s words even as fiscal watchdog warns of ‘significant adverse effect’
COP27 climate conference has pitted low- and high-income countries against each other
Plus, investor relief at the orthodox response to the economic crisis
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