UK is pecking around for a trade deal but US will not prioritise it as partner
London likely compromised on rules and standards with NI protocol as problem
Brexit problems hit Irish deliveries from food distribution hubs in Britain
Rules of origin also affect imports of UK flour
Coronavirus and the economy – what if it’s not as bad as we fear?
Smart Money: A viable vaccine could change everything for the global and domestic economies
UK abandons hope of US trade deal by end of year
Brexit and Covid blamed for delays but rapid agreement on deal always a stretch, negotiators say
‘We just won’t put up with it’: Truckers on Irish Sea border delays
Lorry drivers on Scotland-Northern Ireland ferry flummoxed about customs checks plan
Dominic Raab’s dodgy details not out of place in Tory race
London Letter: ‘Powerful and obnoxious odour of mendacity’ surrounds Boris Johnson
Italian deputy PM seeking to create bloc of populist parties in EU
Far-right parties from as many as 20 countries are understood to be invited to the event in Milan
UK looking for alternatives to Border backstop. Do they exist?
UK government establishes special group to look at alternatives to proposed backstop
UK politics struggles with the idea of being ‘trapped’ in the backstop
Cliff Taylor: Latest legal document highlights reality of the Irish Border backstop
Cliff Taylor: It remains hard to see a way forward on Brexit
Irish firms face the prospect of rising business and economic uncertainty in the months ahead
UK asks businesses to map their Brexit-impacted supply chains
Request is designed to help ministers and negotiators understand which sectors are at risk
Meet the Brexit negotiators: David Davis and Michel Barnier
The men in charge of negotiating Britain’s exit from the EU are divided by culture, politics and personality but united on one thing — they need to finish the job
Britain to world: please pretend we are not leaving EU
Government note calls on non-EU nations to treat UK like a bloc member post-Brexit
Italian elections likely to ensure ongoing political instability
Europe Letter: Eurosceptical forces in Rome will undermine Franco-German partnership
Brexit ‘transition’ agreement talks will not be for faint-hearted
Europe Letter: EU states want to know what a continuation of the status quo would mean
UK election: Jeremy Corbyn stumbles on cost as polls narrow
Labour Party leader's vagueness on childcare policy cost in interview draws Tory criticism
Brexit: Theresa May warns Juncker she will be ‘bloody difficult woman’
Extensive details of a dinner between the British prime minister and EU president leaked
Merkel allies say Berlin shares Irish Brexit concerns ‘100%’
Ireland’s issues will play prominent role in EU talks with UK, say German politicians
Cliff Taylor: The €60bn bill that threatens the Brexit talks
A big divorce row over the UK bill could poison or even derail Brexit negotiations
Martin Wolf: Britain takes a great leap into the unkown
Brexit will be nasty, brutish and long. There are five key challenges ahead.
Brexit process: Next steps in Britain’s EU divorce
Article 50, intended only to be theoretical, poses several hurdles for UK to jump
Martin Wolf: UK faces grim but unavoidable hard Brexit
Halfway houses between EU membership and hard exit from EU are uninhabitable
Europe must not rush towards a closer union that no one wants
Comment: Economist Kevin O’Rourke on the fall-out from the Brexit vote
Martin Wolf: Debunking 10 Brexit shibboleths
Those in favour of leaving offer fantasies of damage done by staying and of opportunity opened by departure
Irish have role in Brexit debate, says campaigner
Head of London think tank says he is not optimistic about Britain staying in EU
Brexit would create serious difficulties for North, Kenny says
The UK leaving the EU would damage trade and inflame tensions, Taoiseach claims
David Cameron under pressure to cut deal in Europe
Tough battle ahead for isolated British prime minister on payments to migrants from EU
Ukraine crisis an opportunity for Germany to move past reputation for looking inward
A make-or-break moment for Berlin on foreign policy
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