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A new prime minister could dramatically change the political calculations in Brussels and in Westminster
New rules over corporate lending and market trading mean EU rivals may soon have a competitive advantage
Britain is seen as not just leaving the EU, but turning its back on European neighbours — though Paris must also take some blame
Plus, the hidden hand of Brexit and inflation
European Commission is keen to avoid the issue dominating the campaign ahead of Stormont elections in May
A year after the end of the transition period, both British and EU migrants reckon with new realities
Brexit’s final impact on the City will depend partly on Brussels’ determination to reduce dependence on the UK
British Chambers of Commerce warns border procedures and insufficient worker visas are disrupting business
British foreign secretary and European commissioner hold cordial talks on a possible compromise
For supporters of the UK’s exit from the EU there is a sense the project has yet to deliver
Survey finds that more businesses are adjusting to protocol’s new trading arrangements
Trevelyan says both countries want deal signed and sealed before 2024 elections
Post-Brexit rulemaking could come with new oversight of cost-benefit analysis produced by regulators
All sides face tough decisions as talks between Liz Truss and Maros Sefcovic get under way this week
Ministers must develop a grand strategy for green energy, resilient transport and smart immigration
MPs says government has failed to provide details of how new scheme will work
France has taken over the rotating EU presidency until end-June
There are many barriers still to cross but with talks resuming next week, the pressure is on to do a deal
Projects made necessary by Brexit and loss of EU support do not have enough detail for landowners to plan ahead, critics say
So long Singapore-on-Thames, hello Sweden — the vision of a low-tax, low-regulation UK seems more remote than ever
US, France and Germany to hold crunch discussions with Kremlin
Party divisions over trading arrangements reflect region’s sectarian divide ahead of pivotal May poll
Opposition leader highlights patriotism and ‘contract’ with voters in new year speech
In following the New Labour playbook on patriotism and security, Keir Starmer shows he is serious about winning
Government-built customs parks threaten to distort the market, warns Major Ports Group
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