UK election: Where the battle to ‘get Brexit done’ will be won and lost
Boris Johnson targeting Labour Leave constituencies but faces battles to defend Tory seats too
DUP could be ‘sold down the river’, says former UK attorney general
Dominic Grieve made comment while speaking at People’s Vote event in Belfast
Boris Johnson damaged by judges’ verdict on his true reason for suspending parliament
Analysis: Prorogation ruling deepens disharmony in Conservative party
UK government loses majority as MPs deliver blow to Johnson
Phillip Lee defects to Liberal Democrats as cross-party alliance moves to block no-deal Brexit
British opposition, backbench Tories to meet Corbyn to plan no-deal block
Liberal Democrats, SNP and Greens among parties to meet with Labour leader
Johnson rules out backstop even with time limit or exit clause; Hunt says it ‘is dead’
Tory leadership candidates say backstop must be removed completely before they can accept the withdrawal agreement
Brexit: ‘crash-out’ likely to trigger crisis over North, says Grieve
Ex-UK attorney general ‘worried’ about loyalist violence in wake of a no-deal exit
Ireland should hold its nerve as UK’s Brexit drama plays out
London Letter: Dublin, Brussels and other European capitals are now playing a summer waiting game
Hunt and Johnson clash on Brexit and Trump in fiery TV debate
Frontrunner accused of ‘peddling optimism’ while dodging questions in leadership debate
Hard Border could lead to breakup of UK, Tory MP warns unionists
Chair of Westminster’s Northern Ireland committee says Brexit may result in united Ireland
Northern Irish Bill could be used as vehicle to thwart no-deal Brexit
Tory opponents of no-deal say there are enough of them – ‘30-plus’ – to block it
Boris Johnson to face Tory leadership hustings after police visit to home
Officers called to candidate’s house after reports of domestic incident
Johnson undamaged after deliberately dull campaign launch
He refused to be drawn on his conflicting statements about using cocaine when he was younger
Brexit: Labour urges May to ditch deal and seek fresh approach
Dominic Grieve says in Commons he has never felt so ashamed to be a Conservative
Brexit path ahead to be determined by Tuesday meeting
Amendments to include article 50 extension, customs union, new vote and backstop limit
Commons may vote to approve PM’s deal if backstop time limit is added
Tory amendment ‘likely to appeal to moderate MPs who just want Brexit sorted’
A ‘non-starter’: Varadkar and Coveney reject backstop treaty plan
Bilateral treaty envisaged both governments bypassing EU for deal on invisible border
Grieve urges May to delay exit from EU if she loses vote
Conservative rebel believes UK prime minister should ask for article 50 deadline to be extended
Pressure builds on May to delay Brexit deal vote
Some Conservatives fear vote will bring big defeat for May and doom her Brexit proposal
MPs secure the right to greater control over Brexit process
Theresa May’s deal in danger as ministers found in contempt of parliament
UK cabinet could agree to backstop review deal
EU believes movement on Border issue this week would allow for November summit
Second Brexit referendum is possible, claims article 50 author
‘Until UK has left EU, article 50 letter can be withdrawn,’ says John Kerr in new report
House of Commons set for Brexit amendment showdown
Government has proposed alternative non-binding motion in case of no Brexit deal
May faces another showdown after Lords backs ‘meaningful vote’ amendment
Amendment returns to Commons on Wednesday where a defeat for May could take a no-deal Brexit off the table
Tory rebels threaten to ‘collapse’ government unless consulted on Brexit deal
EU Withdrawal Bill returns on Monday to the House of Lords
May faces new threat as Tory rebels decry shift on withdrawal Bill
Backbenchers say PM broke promise over parliament’s powers in event of no-deal Brexit
Jacob Rees-Mogg leads caucus that could hold Theresa May’s fate in its hands
Once caricatured as a backbench Bertie Wooster on account of his fogeyish style, prominent Brexiteer is today one of the most influential MPs at Westminster
May to present amendment to EU withdrawal Bill
PM to set out course of action if final Brexit agreement rejected or talks end with no deal
May dodges bullet after extraordinary Brexit Bill negotiation
Support came after rebel MPs relented just ahead of vote, in wake of justice minister’s resignation
British minister resigns over ‘irresponsible’ Brexit strategy
Phillip Lee cannot support ‘how our country’s exit from EU looks set to be delivered’
Britain rejects ‘grotesque lie’ about helping to fake attack
UN inspectors arrive in Syria to investigate last week’s chemical weapons assault
Defeat on Brexit Bill could delay negotiations, says David Davis
Pro-Brexit media react angrily as rebel Conservatives push through amendments
Brexit: Barnier warns UK there is ‘no going back’ on deal
European Parliament approves motion allowing Brexit talks
London rules out key Brexit concession on EU citizens’ rights
European Court of Justice will have no role in the UK after two-year transition period
Tory MPs advise Theresa May not to increase Brexit exit payment
Downing Street rejects claims PM was ready to double UK divorce bill offer to €40bn
Tories question ‘strange’ plan to specify Brexit date in law
Kenneth Clarke and other pro-EU Conservatives say May proposal harms UK in talks
May will need Machiavellian cunning to avoid losing her way in Florence
London Letter: UK PM must navigate careful path as she seeks Brexit transition deal
Britain and EU agree to postpone talks for ‘consultation’ period
One-week delay comes amid speculation May will deliver major speech on September 21st
Brexit Bill condemned as a government ‘power-grab’
Conservatives join opposition in calling for radical changes to legislation to leave EU
Theresa May pledges to listen to MPs on Brexit Bill
British prime minister defends legislation on UK’s EU departure amid growing opposition
Killing Khan: the death of the Welsh Isis “posterboy”
Numerous questions remain about the British government’s extrajudicial killing of Reyaad Khan, the boy from Cardiff who went to fight for Islamic State in Syria. Not least whether it was legal
NI Assembly to hold crisis meeting on immunity deal
Only suspected former republicans given non-prosecution commitments
Social media users warned about contempt of court
British attorney general to begin issuing legal warnings on prejudicial comments
Tweeter of Jon Venables images gets suspended jail term
Man close to family of late toddler James Bulger admits sharing pictures of his killer
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