‘UK is not remotely a corrupt country,’ says Boris Johnson
British PM tells Cop26 of media scrutiny and ‘appropriate sanctions’ amid wave of sleaze
Boris Johnson moves to quell Tory rebellion over controversial Bill
Sajid Javid and former attorney general Geoffrey Cox join senior Tories opposing Bill
David Cameron joins in criticism of Johnson’s Brexit move
Former PM voices opposition to law-breaking Bill as Geoffrey Cox says reputation at risk
Javid warns Johnson against damaging integrity of treasury
Chancellor resigns over demands to sack his advisers and is replaced by Rishi Sunak
Chancellor Sajid Javid quits as Boris Johnson’s reshuffle goes awry
Resignation comes weeks before budget after Javid refuses to allow advisers to be sacked
Corbyn accuses Johnson of hypocrisy in Jamaica deportations row
Labour leader refers to prime minister’s cocaine admission during heated exchange
Gasps inside supreme court at judgment that surprised many
Corbyn says UK at ‘extraordinary and precarious moment’ as MPs set to return
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
Few resignations but May aware of disquiet over Corbyn compromise
Analysis: MPs’ anger focuses on the apparent legitimisation of the Labour leader
Brexit: May’s latest defeat could boost support for second referendum
Commons rejects withdrawal agreement, as DUP hints support for no Brexit to save union
May facing a likely third Commons defeat over her Brexit deal
Government’s decision to decouple the withdrawal agreement from the political declaration allows the vote to go ahead
Brexit’s next step: Accept a ‘polished turd’ or ballot boxes loom
Theresa May still wants MPs to pass her deal. Will the DUP help drag it over the line?
Dublin could only watch on as Westminster lurched from one crisis to another
Juncker wanted a ‘verbal handshake’ with Varadkar before any sign-off with May
UK government tries to win over DUP in ‘constructive’ talks
Nigel Dodds says party does not want a no-deal Brexit but needs further guarantees
After the chaos and humiliation, May has a relatively good day
DUP and UK government ministers to continue negotiations for necessary deal support
MPs’ choice: Pass May’s Brexit deal or face lengthy article 50 extension
Officials in Brussels suggest that long extension could run from nine to 21 months
Sombre Commons rejects May deal again after day of Brexit drama
Decisive rejection leaves MPs facing ‘unenviable choices’, prime minister says
Sterling edges off lows after Theresa May’s deal defeated
UK currency rallies but remains firmly in the red against both the dollar and the euro
The feeling in the North is one of pessimism and a growing business anxiety
Perhaps Cox could have merged the legal and the political, and got a lot of people off the hook, including the DUP
Here is your guide to Brexit, if you haven’t been paying attention so far
With under three weeks until Brexit Day, anything could happen
The Irish Times view on Brexit: Nearing the end game
Unclear if May’s warning on UK never leaving EU will impact Commons vote
Brexit deal defeat ‘inevitable’ without concessions on backstop, says Dodds
DUP leader warns Theresa May her deal will not get through House of Commons vote
Toxic language is defining the attempt to reach a Brexit deal
The UK worries about being “trapped” in a backstop – but can’t present an alternative
Brexit: Contents of ‘Cox’s codpiece’ could swing meaningful vote
May’s hopes for her deal rest on persuading DUP and Brexiteers on the backstop
Theresa May to tell EU she needs changes to backstop if her deal is to get through
Chancellor warns Brexiteers about voting against deal
Brexit: EU rejects latest British proposals and says come back tomorrow
UK continues to push for changes to Border backstop
Northern Ireland human rights group meets EU task force
UK attorney general and Brexit secretary return to London after ‘difficult’ discussions with EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier
UK accused of not honouring dual citizenship commitments
Recent talks between UK Brexit secretary and EU chief negotiator fruitless and ‘difficult’
Time limit would mean end of backstop, says DUP’s Wilson
MP says his party would back May’s deal if time limit was imposed
Bombardier presses DUP to back May’s Brexit deal
Aerospace CEO: ‘there are plenty of countries out there who would love to build the wings for Airbus’
Brexit secretary says ‘there is always hope’ as Brussels talks go on
No sign of breakthrough as clock runs down to Theresa May’s ‘meaningful vote’ next week
Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly in joint no-deal Brexit warning
Two car manufacturers say they could move production out of Britain in event of no deal
UK attorney general heads to Brussels in last-ditch Brexit bid
Geoffrey Cox and Brexit minister Stephen Barclay to seek changes to backstop
EU and UK to ‘map out’ work on technological border
Work would take place during transition phase which starts after Britain leaves EU
Brexit: Pessimism in London about prospects of crucial vote
As backstop talks continue in Brussels, hard Brexiteers line up lawyers to review outcome
Ireland being reasonable as UK battles Brexit issues of ‘own creation’ – Taoiseach
British attorney general reported to have changed strategy on controversial backstop
Brexit: Veil of silence as British attorney general Cox joins talks
Arbitration provisions a major focus of British attorney general’s diplomacy with EU
UK-EU rift on backstop widens as Britain seeks changes
Breakthrough not expected until mid-March making article 50 extension more likely
Imminent danger of no-deal Brexit dwindles
Sufficient backstop assurance may persuade DUP and Conservatives to back Brexit deal
Jeremy Corbyn presses case for softer Brexit in Brussels
A broad, unstated EU consensus sees Labour’s plans as the only pathway to a deal
May and Juncker discuss options to break backstop logjam
British PM and EU Commission president hold crunch meeting in Brussels on Brexit
May and Juncker pledge to accelerate talks
Statement reconfirmed their commitment to avoiding a hard border in Ireland
Trouble ahead amid talk of imminent Brexit breakthrough
EU is willing to consider new proposals on the backstop, but they face two big problems
May returns to Brussels as UK prepares Brexit backstop plan
EU expects Geoffrey Cox to present draft legal text on backstop as May to meet Juncker
Brexit talks resume but sides as far apart as ever
British representatives’ focus on provision may cause a no-deal Brexit, EU officials fear
Europe would welcome Corbyn’s Brexit plan, says Coveney
Tánaiste says proposals would have to come from London rather than Brussels
British government to step up action on the backstop
Theresa May’s ministers are set for another round of Brexit talks after latest Commons defeat
Brexit: UK could accept backstop assurances outside divorce deal, sources
Both sides are seeking a solution since MPs overwhelmingly rejected May’s Brexit deal
Taoiseach and May discuss Brexit ‘overall state of play’ in Dublin
Private dinner meeting described as ‘warm’ by aides also focused on stalled NI assembly
Key Brexit vote to be delayed as May needs more time to reach deal
Prime minister likely to seek further talks with Brussels and negotiate with Labour
Theresa May and her party in elaborate game of make-believe
Viewed from Brussels, every part of the Malthouse compromise is out of the question
May appoints Brexit hardliners to backstop working group
Steve Baker warns PM she will face another defeat for Brexit deal if she fails to renegotiate withdrawal agreement
May must identify alternative measures to backstop to win EU concessions
Brady amendment has identified backstop as the sole obstacle to ratifying the withdrawal agreement
May all at sea as tide turns against her Brexit backstop deal
Bad day for PM begins with warnings on cod and plaice and ends with slap like a wet fish
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