PM candidates warned about backing no-deal Brexit

Chancellor of exchequer says confidence motion would confront crash-out advocates

BBC Brexit coverage ‘lacking in curiosity and depth’ on Ireland

Former executive suggests broadcaster’s interest in Irish matters waned after 1998 peace deal

Red-line compromise key to any Brexit progress for May

Dublin and Brussels may agree to bargain on political declaration rewrite but not backstop

Brexit: Brussels takes steps to avoid ‘scaring the horses’ in London

May hints she will focus on changing political declaration, not the withdrawal agreement

Cross-party MPs vow to block May proposals on Brexit deal

Conservative Brexiteers and pro-Europeans opposing stance on EU customs arrangement

May urged to clarify whether she blocked Arron Banks investigation

British Labour MP seeks answers amid reports PM stymied security services in 2016

Theresa May makes plea to business to save Chequers agreement

Prime minister defends ‘common rule book’ as protecting British jobs and livelihoods

Tory ministers move to quell revolt against Chequers plan

Michael Gove urges MPs to unite behind PM, saying proposal is the best available option

Antony Beevor: My favourite war movie – and the ones I can’t bear

I groaned at ‘Valkyrie’, ‘Darkest Hour’ and ‘Dunkirk’, and despaired at ‘Saving Private Ryan’

Brexit: Coveney position on Border ‘no threat’ to unionism

DUP says Tánaiste is ‘belligerent, interfering and Brit bashing’ and trying to break-up UK

No such thing as ‘good Brexit for Britain’, says Owen Smith

Former Shadow Northern spokesperson sacked for seeking a referendum on final deal

Brexit secretary signals Border status quo after EU departure

David Davis confident Britain and EU can seal deal and ‘basically, we will do as we do now’

May seeks EU co-operation on ‘ambitious but practical’ Brexit vision

Britain’s PM claims roadmap described in speech involves benefits for both UK and EU

Fintan O’Toole: Brexiteers are Britain’s biggest Marxists

Tory hardliners are driven by a bizarre and contradictory economic determinism

Matthew d’Ancona: Corbyn’s senses the moment to strike at May over Brexit

By aligning with Tory remainers in a Commons rebellion over the customs union, Labour could pave the way to power

Gerry Adams’s IRA years: An insider’s account

Anthony McIntyre recalls the Sinn Féin leader’s time in the Provisional IRA

Adams: Brexit is disastrous for Ireland and Phase 2 deal is ‘a fudge’

Outgoing SF leader says he has never distanced himself from IRA

Karen Bradley to take over as new Northern Secretary

James Brokenshire resigns from post due to ill-health amid British cabinet reshuffle

Brexit Q&A: What’s going on? Are the British pulling back?

David Davis caused consternation with comments he has since clarified

Matthew d’Ancona: The Tories need the shock therapy of absolute candour

Theresa May has lost control, but she’s correctly identified the fundamental challenge faced by the Conservatives

Staying in single market could hinder Labour policies - Corbyn

British Labour leader concerned about restrictions on state aid and spending

Boris Johnson accused of backseat driving as he revives £350m Brexit claim

Foreign secretary’s ‘Telegraph’ article seen as challenge to PM’s authority

Why is it always men that win the media’s ‘talent’ contest?

The issue of gender pay equality comes down to fairness and fundamental social values

Chris Evans tops BBC salary list with Lineker second

Graham Norton earns up to £899,999 with Stephen Nolan on up to £449,999

Davis suggests ‘invisible border’ in Ireland after Brexit

UK Brexit secretary says tagging of containers an option at Border

Mathew d’Ancona: The Tories have learned nothing about compassion

The response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy represents a far more serious challenge to the party than the election result

Matthew d’Ancona: The Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster will be running the UK.

Another election preferable to a Government propped up by a gang of homophobes, creationists and enemies of gender equality. Has the prime minister no shame?

Exit poll bombshell leads to glee at downfall of the loathed

TV view: Osborne’s election night delight underlined the factional nature of British politics

Members of Manchester bombing network ‘may still be at large’

Home secretary rejects suggestion MI5 missed opportunity to apprehend Salman Abedi

Oppose candidates who back Brexit at any cost, Blair urges

Former Labour PM tells UK voters to elect Conservatives if necessary

UK intelligence services need access to WhatsApp, minister says

Home secretary tells internet giants they must do more to tackle extremist content

Fox says UK may seek compromise to stay in customs union

George Osborne says he had advised David Cameron not to hold EU referendum

Sturgeon warns of ‘new political era’ of right-wing Conservatives

Scottish first minister tells SNP conference country would have ‘progressive’ future in EU

Bradley Wiggins denies trying to gain advantage in biggest races

‘This was about putting myself back on level playing-field, to compete at highest level’

UK’s Trident nuclear programme splits Labour three ways

Jeremy Corbyn, Tom Watson and Emily Thornberry at odds on future of submarines

Conservative party leadership candidates make pitch to MPs

Favourite Theresa May says number of EU migrants to UK may rise ahead of Brexit deal

Brexit: Leave campaigner claims BOE governor sent him ‘aggressive’ letter

Tory MP Bernard Jenkin says Mark Carney has ‘gone way beyond what a bank governor would normally do’

Brown seeks to reassure wavering Labour voters about EU

Ex-PM seeks to convince Labour voters that migration fears are no reason to vote Leave

Tory infighting reaches new levels over Brexit vote

Leave campaign ahead in some polls after focusing heavily on immigration for 10 days

Brexit: campaign intensifies as vote too close to call

Barack Obama planning to intervene in debate during visit to London this week

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