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Importers stockpile alcohol for Christmas to avoid Brexit drought
Companies rush to bring forward deliveries of champagne, wine, beer and spirits in time for the festive periodCompanies across Britain have begun Read moreJeremy Corbyn: I’ll stay neutral and let the people decide on Brexit
Labour leader’s call for ‘sensible’ deal is signal to party that he will resist call to pick sides Jeremy Corbyn: only Labour will give the Read moreBrexit: Supreme court hears claim Boris Johnson abused prorogation more than any PM for 50 years – as it happened
Supreme court hears claims the suspension of parliament was unlawful; plus Lib Dem conference concludesDay 1 of supreme court’s prorogation Read moreBritons are still worse off than in 2008, new research claims
Thinktank challenges official statistics claiming average citizen is £128 poorer than a decade agoBritons are £128 a year worse off on average Read moreBoris Johnson makes his case to the Supreme Court: You should never believe a word I say
Somewhat awkwardly for the prime minister, he has failed to mention when questioned something he is later relying on in courtSirius Minerals: Future of Yorkshire employer in question as mining firm looks for more funding
Company cancels planned bond sale "as a result of global market conditions, the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the political Read moreSirius Minerals: Future of Yorkshire employer in question as mining firm looks for more funding
Company cancels planned bond sale "as a result of global market conditions, the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the political Read moreBrexit: Boris Johnson's humiliation by Luxembourg could damage prospects of deal, EU worries
Politicians and diplomats concerned about Xavier Bettel's forthright criticismBrexit: Boris Johnson's humiliation by Luxembourg could damage prospects of deal, EU worries
Politicians and diplomats concerned about Xavier Bettel's forthright criticismBoris Johnson news: Government lawyer refuses to say whether PM could suspend parliament again, as Supreme Court hears he 'committed worst abuse of power in decades'
Follow the latest developments as they happenedStephen Tierney: Prorogation and the Courts: A Question of Sovereignty
The request made by the Privy Council that the Queen prorogue Parliament was a clumsy and inappropriate attempt to shorten the time available for Read moreJohnson steps up plans for Brexit all-Ireland trade
Talks on replacement for backstop to resume with EU leaders next week
Brexit & The Irish Border
Importers stockpile alcohol for Christmas to avoid Brexit drought
Companies rush to bring forward deliveries of champagne, wine, beer and spirits in time for the festive periodCompanies across Britain have begun Read moreJeremy Corbyn: I’ll stay neutral and let the people decide on Brexit
Labour leader’s call for ‘sensible’ deal is signal to party that he will resist call to pick sides Jeremy Corbyn: only Labour will give the Read moreBrexit: Supreme court hears claim Boris Johnson abused prorogation more than any PM for 50 years – as it happened
Supreme court hears claims the suspension of parliament was unlawful; plus Lib Dem conference concludesDay 1 of supreme court’s prorogation Read moreBritons are still worse off than in 2008, new research claims
Thinktank challenges official statistics claiming average citizen is £128 poorer than a decade agoBritons are £128 a year worse off on average Read moreBoris Johnson makes his case to the Supreme Court: You should never believe a word I say
Somewhat awkwardly for the prime minister, he has failed to mention when questioned something he is later relying on in courtSirius Minerals: Future of Yorkshire employer in question as mining firm looks for more funding
Company cancels planned bond sale "as a result of global market conditions, the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the political Read moreSirius Minerals: Future of Yorkshire employer in question as mining firm looks for more funding
Company cancels planned bond sale "as a result of global market conditions, the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the political Read moreBrexit: Boris Johnson's humiliation by Luxembourg could damage prospects of deal, EU worries
Politicians and diplomats concerned about Xavier Bettel's forthright criticism
The Politics
Tory rightwingers seek to embarrass May over high-powered rifles ban
ERG members aim to stymie .50-calibre weapons ban to show strength before vote on Brexit dealHard Brexit Tories will use a Commons vote to try Read moreEnough of the lazy ageism – don’t blame us ‘greedy oldies’ for Brexit | Anne Karpf
The endless vilification is encouraging a generation of young people to stereotype older people, with serious consequencesHate crimes have more Read moreIf you think Brexit will leave us weaker and poorer, march for a people’s vote | Timothy Garton Ash
Rather than walking the country off a gangplank and into thin air, parliament should go back to the electorateEnough! Let us put an end to this Read moreBrexit phrasebook: a guide to the talks’ key terms
Don't know your EFTA from your EEA? Help is at hand with our comprehensive jargon buster The entire body of European laws: all the treaties, Read more‘It’s a shitshow’: leading Tory backbencher on May’s government
In an interview with the House magazine, Johnny Mercer is scathing about PM and the Brexit processA leading Conservative backbencher has laid Read moreTory MPs round on ‘desperate’ May over Brexit transition
PM's admission that UK could stay tied to EU for longer triggers angry backlashTheresa May's admission in Brussels that the UK could stay tied to Read moreSteve Bell on the chance of extending the Brexit transition – cartoon
Continue reading... ...read more Source:: from www.theguardian.comTheresa May puts her faith in the miracle of Schrodinger’s Brexit | John Crace
Floundering for anything better to say, PM embraces solutions that both do and don't exist “You know what? I've had it up to here. I'm sick to Read moreAfter Cobalt, will any more European airlines go bust?
The Cypriot carrier has gone the way of Primera Air and Monarch. What is going on in Europe's aviation industryCobalt has become the latest Read moreExtending the Brexit transition will cost billions and achieve nothing | Priti Patel
Of course it's important we leave the EU in an orderly fashion, but the process must be time-limitedBack in 2016, 17.4 million people voted to Read moreThe Guardian view on Theresa May’s Brexit strategy: failing on two fronts | Editorial
The prime minister's refusal to engage with moderate MPs has led her into the impasse that now makes it so hard to strike a deal in Read moreSky warns Disney and Discovery of no-deal Brexit blackout
Broadcasters would need new licences for Sky to carry them on UK and Ireland service Sky has delivered an ultimatum to broadcasters including Read more
Essential Reads (from Amazon)
In Limbo: Brexit testimonies from EU citizens in the UK
How To Lose A Referendum: The Definitive Story of Why The UK Voted for Brexit
From Partition to Brexit: The Irish Government and Northern Ireland
Brexit and Ireland: The Dangers, the Opportunities, and the Inside Story of the Irish Response
Trade & Brexit
Johnson steps up plans for Brexit all-Ireland trade
Talks on replacement for backstop to resume with EU leaders next weekAppointment of Bank of England governor to be delayed
Mark Carney may be asked to extend his tenure if Brexit is delayed againJohnson to abide by any Supreme Court ruling on recalling MPs
Minister refuses to rule out whether UK prime minister might suspend parliament againLondon strengthens grip on currencies market, survey shows
Benchmark report shows UK capital shrugging off fears Brexit would dent its dominanceDaily Brexit update – 12 September 2019
What laws have been lost after Parliament’s suspension? – the BBC Boris Johnson’s suspension Read moreDaily Brexit Update – 11 September 2019
Scottish judges rule Parliament suspension is unlawful (BBC News) Boris Johnson’s suspension Read moreDaily Brexit update – 10 September 2019
Boris Johnson says deal is possible (BBC) As Parliament is suspended for five weeks until Read moreLib Dems pledge to revoke Article 50
Candidates in Leave areas worry focus on Europe could cost seatsAn Italian-style coalition could stop Brexit
The changes in Rome hold lessons for Remainers — and for Boris JohnsonCameron says Johnson ‘didn’t believe in’ Brexit
The former UK PM launches blistering attack on the politicians who led the Leave campaignEx-Tory MP Sam Gyimah defects to Lib Dems
Rebel expelled by PM over Brexit joins pro-EU party on first day of conferenceResolution to Brexit impasse may be within sight
Finally, Boris Johnson appears to be serious about negotiating a deal
LAW
Stephen Tierney: Prorogation and the Courts: A Question of Sovereignty
The request made by the Privy Council that the Queen prorogue Parliament was a clumsy and inappropriate attempt to shorten the time available for Read moreAlexandra Sinclair and Joe Tomlinson: Eliminating Effective Scrutiny: Prorogation, No Deal Brexit, and Statutory Instruments (Part 2)
Last week, we posted an analysis of the position vis-à-vis Brexit legislation, both primary and delegated, in view of the Government’s Read moreYossi Nehushtan: Prorogation and Justiciability
The question of justiciability lies at the heart of the judicial response to the legal challenges that were brought against the Prime Minister’s Read moreYossi Nehushtan: Prorogation and Justiciability
The question of justiciability lies at the heart of the judicial response to the legal challenges that were brought against the Prime Minister’s Read moreDean Knight: Reasoning Through Challenges to Prorogation: Cherry and Miller (No 2)
The challenges to the prime minister’s request to the Queen to prorogue Parliament in the face of the fast approaching Brexit deadline have many Read moreHasan Dindjer: Prorogation as a Breach of Parliamentary Sovereignty
Does proroguing Parliament under the present circumstances breach the principle of parliamentary sovereignty? The Divisional Court in Miller v Read moreHayley J. Hooper: Keeping the Lights On: Contrasting Miller v Prime Minister and Cherry v The Advocate General
If the phrase “may you live in interesting times” actually has its roots in a curse, then, we constitutional lawyers are indeed cursed. The Read morePhilip Allott: On the Merits of Constitutional Struggle
The current dramatic interaction between the Government, Parliament and the courts means that we are witnessing one of those formative moments in Read more
LEAVE CAMPAIGN
Betrayed DUP fightback as Totnes’ Tory traitor finds herself in trouble
The post Betrayed DUP fightback as Totnes' Tory traitor finds herself in trouble appeared first Read moreBrussels bullies chuck Chequers
The post Brussels bullies chuck Chequers appeared first on Leave.EU. ...read more Source:: Read moreBlue Wave frightens Tory HQ as Remainers implement Project Fear 2.0
The post Blue Wave frightens Tory HQ as Remainers implement Project Fear 2.0 appeared first on Read moreIntroducing the Blue Wave
The post Introducing the Blue Wave appeared first on Leave.EU. ...read more Source:: Leaving EU
