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North-south economic divide set to narrow as Brexit hits London growth
Capital no longer growing at a much faster pace than the rest of the UK, report saysSlowing growth in London since the Brexit vote has put the Read moreMay roundly condemned by MPs after delaying Brexit vote to seek fresh backstop assurances – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happenBrexit deal: May admits she would have lost vote by large marginPound hits Read moreMP causes uproar in parliament by grabbing mace in Brexit protest
Lloyd Russell-Moyle waves symbol of Queen’s authority to show anger over debate delayMonday’s Commons debate on Theresa May’s decision to call Read moreDesperate Theresa May reveals her Brexit plan B: buy more time
Prime minister to meet EU leaders after delaying meaningful vote in face of crushing defeatBrexit chaos: what happens next?Theresa May is to Read moreBrexit chaos: what happens next?
Postponement of House of Commons vote further delays PM’s moment of truthFacing what she conceded to the House of Commons was expected to be a Read moreAnger as Theresa May refuses to set new date for Commons vote on her Brexit deal, ahead of fresh EU talks
Gloomy government sources admit a quick breakthrough is unlikely - refusing to say the vote will even be held in JanuaryBrexit: Labour MP suspended from Commons for stealing ceremonial mace in protest at vote delay
The latest Brexit developments at WestminsterWhat do Americans think about Brexit? New Yorkers reveal whose side they're on amid controversial new developments
Many Americans appear to have remained up-to-speed with the UK's exit from the EU, despite the fast pace of developmentsWhat is Tuesday's Brexit vote about and why is it so divisive?
Everyone expects Theresa May to lose the big Brexit vote this week: what is it, and why is her deal so unpopular? John Rentoul explainsToday's ECJ ruling confirms that the UK can cancel Brexit, which makes a new referendum more likely
The judgment by the European Court of Justice was expected, but it adds to the pressure to give the people the final say on BrexitECJ Decision on Exit from Brexit
The ECJ rendered today, 10 December 2018, its judgement in case C 621/18 Wightman in relation to the question whether the UK can unilaterally Read moreGavin Phillipson and Alison L. Young: Wightman: What Would Be the UK’s Constitutional Requirements to Revoke Article 50?
Today the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered its judgment in Wightman. This followed the opinion of Advocate General Campos Read more
Brexit & The Irish Border
North-south economic divide set to narrow as Brexit hits London growth
Capital no longer growing at a much faster pace than the rest of the UK, report saysSlowing growth in London since the Brexit vote has put the Read moreMay roundly condemned by MPs after delaying Brexit vote to seek fresh backstop assurances – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happenBrexit deal: May admits she would have lost vote by large marginPound hits Read moreMP causes uproar in parliament by grabbing mace in Brexit protest
Lloyd Russell-Moyle waves symbol of Queen’s authority to show anger over debate delayMonday’s Commons debate on Theresa May’s decision to call Read moreDesperate Theresa May reveals her Brexit plan B: buy more time
Prime minister to meet EU leaders after delaying meaningful vote in face of crushing defeatBrexit chaos: what happens next?Theresa May is to Read moreBrexit chaos: what happens next?
Postponement of House of Commons vote further delays PM’s moment of truthFacing what she conceded to the House of Commons was expected to be a Read moreAnger as Theresa May refuses to set new date for Commons vote on her Brexit deal, ahead of fresh EU talks
Gloomy government sources admit a quick breakthrough is unlikely - refusing to say the vote will even be held in JanuaryBrexit: Labour MP suspended from Commons for stealing ceremonial mace in protest at vote delay
The latest Brexit developments at WestminsterWhat do Americans think about Brexit? New Yorkers reveal whose side they're on amid controversial new developments
Many Americans appear to have remained up-to-speed with the UK's exit from the EU, despite the fast pace of developments
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
May to restart EU negotiations after aborting Brexit vote
Tusk agrees on summit talks ‘to facilitate UK ratification’ but will not reopen treatyMay infuriates MPs with her Brexit vote delay
Few at Westminster believe PM can win major changes to withdrawal agreement with EUCorbyn resists calls for no-confidence vote on PM
Opposition leader fears Labour’s ‘fudged’ position on Brexit could unravelMay’s retreat exposes a zombie premiership
The campaign for a new referendum on leaving the EU is gathering paceEU leaders offer May assurances but no Brexit renegotiation
Summit this week will aim to save UK’s exit package without actually amending its termsHeathrow to help its EU staff apply for right to remain
Airport will pay £65 application fee for employees seeking settled statusMay’s Brexit deal ‘worse for trade than status quo’
Report shows not a single company believes deal is better than current positionNo leaders, but Brexit debate was still compelling
Cross-party panel swapped barbs and played to the crowdGovernment insists no delay to vote on Brexit deal
Theresa May faces almost certain defeat in the Commons on TuesdayBrexit deal vote, ECB meeting, Inditex results
Your FT guide to this week’s big eventsClimbdowns and compromises on way to botched Brexit
Two big setbacks in June 2017 forced prime minister to face grim reality
LAW
ECJ Decision on Exit from Brexit
The ECJ rendered today, 10 December 2018, its judgement in case C 621/18 Wightman in relation to the question whether the UK can unilaterally Read moreGavin Phillipson and Alison L. Young: Wightman: What Would Be the UK’s Constitutional Requirements to Revoke Article 50?
Today the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered its judgment in Wightman. This followed the opinion of Advocate General Campos Read moreGerman government takes preparations to pave the way for a transitional regime for the run-off of the German business of UK insurers and reinsurers in the case of a hard Brexit
The date on which the UK will leave the EU is coming closer. Unless the Withdrawal Agreement is ratified by both the UK and the EU, the UK will Read moreLegal position on the Withdrawal Agreement
The UK Government has published a paper entitled the Legal position on the Withdrawal Agreement.Brexit: Could The UK Really Unilaterally Revoke Its Article 50 Notification?
In an Opinion released today Advocate General Campos Sánchez-Bordona has proposed that the Court of Justice should declare that Article 50 TEU Read moreVAT and Brexit: The Past, Present and Future
Brexit gives rise to significant challenges for the UK in relation to VAT. The UK aspires to frictionless cross-border trade with the EU after it 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 moreLeave.EU targets Tory Remainers in Leave seats
The post Leave.EU targets Tory Remainers in Leave seats appeared first on Leave.EU. ...read 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 EUBlue wave rattles Tory establishment
The post Blue wave rattles Tory establishment appeared first on Leave.EU. ...read more Read moreThe MAC report: a game changer for the common sense side
The post The MAC report: a game changer for the common sense side appeared first on Leave.EU. Read moreJoin the Tories to back a real Brexit leader
Dear Supporter, Britain stands at a crossroads. Either we follow Theresa May and end up with Read moreRemainer grandstanding over Boris burka banter backfires
The post Remainer grandstanding over Boris burka banter backfires appeared first on Leave.EU. Read more
