Johnson ‘focused on job’ despite police questioning over partygate
Northern Ireland secretary says British PM will ‘fight’ and win next general election
London police review decision not to investigate Downing Street gathering
Move follows emergence of photograph of Boris Johnson near sparkling wine
Johnson’s reshuffle shows how fearful he is of upsetting anyone
No one sacked as PM changes team in sign of anxiety about no-confidence vote letters
The Irish Times view on Brexit talks after David Frost’s resignation
UK-EU Brexit negotiations continue to remain hostage to internal dynamics of Tory Party in crisis
Frost’s resignation introduces dangerous uncertainty into Brexit negotiations
Rejoicing in Brussels and Dublin may be misplaced as Liz Truss takes over role with own issues
Johnson survives second backbench revolt in week
Eighteen Conservatives call for independent assessment of NHS staffing needs
Javid warns Johnson against damaging integrity of treasury
Chancellor resigns over demands to sack his advisers and is replaced by Rishi Sunak
NI Assembly votes to reject Brexit withdrawal deal
Decision by Northern Ireland’s MLAs will not affect UK’s departure from EU at end of month
NI firms concerned about Brexit deal disclosures on GB exports
Businesses seek assurances from London on ‘unfettered access’ to British internal market
London breaking promise on market access for North, DUP claims
Sammy Wilson says Brexit deal a breach of pledge on unfettered access to British market
Brexit: Johnson struggles to secure DUP backing for deal
‘Big move’ on political consent for customs and regulation fails to sway Foster and Dodds
Brexit: Suddenly, it looks as though pigs might actually fly
Most had predicted that talks on a deal would break down, but that’s all changed utterly
Sterling and stocks jump on positive Brexit mood
Optimism that a deal could be reached has been increasing since bilateral meeting
Brexit: All eyes on Brussels as Johnson and Varadkar move closer to ‘possible deal’
No EU-UK agreement on new withdrawal pact without Republic’s assent, says Dublin
Setback for Brexit planning as senior UK official quits
Departure of Matthew Coats, who was part of Brexit preparations, described as ‘alarming’
London saying Ireland will be under huge pressure to compromise on backstop
British diplomats are briefing that the consequences of a no-deal Brexit for Ireland are so disastrous that compromise is likely
Brexit: Johnson, EU talks fail to move amid protest chaos
PM skips Luxembourg press conference as host rounds on Britain for ‘nightmare’
Department of Health dismisses Tory MP’s claim of medicine shortages
Nigel Evans alleges that Ireland will also face shortages in the event of a no-deal Brexit
British parliament set for showdown over suspension
No-deal opponents set to block suspension move with no-confidence vote in PM
Johnson move the ‘most anti-democratic’ since Cromwell, says Minister of State
Michael D’Arcy comments came as other Government Ministers declined to be drawn on plan to suspend Westminster
No-deal Brexit could ‘virtually stop’ some trade in North within 24 hours, leaked memo says
UK government warned of impact on Northern Ireland’s cross-border agriculture trade
Brexit: Brussels refuses UK request for separate citizens’ rights deal
Barnier warns UK Brexit secretary withdrawal agreement cannot be carved up
UK not ready for a no-deal Brexit on October 31st, confidential cabinet note warns
New PM would find it very hard to prepare on medicines and border controls in time – note
Theresa May to give MPs one last chance to back her Brexit deal
Vote will take place in the first week of June, when the US president visits the UK
MPs vote to remove control of Brexit from May government
Three junior ministers resign before defying whip to back amendment tabled by Tory Oliver Letwin
Pressure mounts on May to set out timetable for resignation
Prime minister meets leading Brexiteers at Chequers in attempt to win support for deal
UK must propose 'something new' to justify Brexit delay, says Barnier
Theresa May to ask European Union to delay Brexit by at least three months
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
Theresa May takes Donald Tusk to task for his Brexit ‘hell’ comment
British prime minister insists she will deliver Brexit on time
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
Raab accuses May of not standing up to Brussels ‘Brexit bullies’
Former Brexit secretary told the Sunday Times the UK should demand to unilaterally leave the customs union
From ‘Venice of the Fens’ to magnet for eastern European workers
Crop-picking and food plants have lured migrants to stay in the Cambridgeshire town of Wisbech, where a third of residents are from outsidethe UK
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