Letter alleging infringement of Northern Ireland protocol issued on Monday The EU has formally launched legal action against the UK, alleging that Boris Johnson has broken international law over Brexit… »
Latest updates: Prof Andrew Pollard says MHRA had said ‘very clearly that they’re not seeing any increase in the number of cases of blood clots’ ‘She was so scared’: family… »
Sylvie Bermann, France’s UK ambassador during Brexit vote, assesses PM’s pandemic handling alongside Donald Trump Boris Johnson is “an unrepentant and inveterate liar” who feels he is not subject to… »
The Labour leader is being urged to hold Boris Johnson to account for the damage being caused by his flawed trade deal with the EU Labour leader Keir Starmer is… »
Exporters have been hit badly already but KPMG says the ‘biggest headaches’ have yet to come’ for importers British firms are warning of further Brexit red tape as the government… »
Hauliers say Cabinet Office minister ignored warnings, amid fears that worse is to come with introduction of import checks in July The volume of exports going through British ports to… »
Dentists warn of rise in problems including oral cancer as Covid and exodus of EU workers fuel crisis Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Patients are facing… »
Ease of trading is key measure of success, say cross-channel businesses, not lack of lorry traffic It was billed as a deal that would secure tariff-free access to the EU,… »
Tory MPs use short-lived announcement of export ban to call for overhaul of trade deal, as EU chief is attacked over U-turn Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus… »
European commission cites ‘error’ hours after move caused anger on both sides of Irish border Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Explainer: what is article 16 of… »
Exporters advised by Department for International Trade officials to form EU-based companies to circumvent border issues Brexit nightmare: British businesses at breaking point British businesses that export to the continent… »
First post-Brexit audit finds of the top 10 UK stocks, only three are in ‘a healthy state’ Only a third of the UK’s key fish populations are in a healthy… »
Each firm can claim up to £100,000 from food and environment ministry for losses due to trade deal Seafood exporters hit by Brexit red tape and delays will be able… »
Former Labour prime minister reveals he would have backed Keir Starmer in Commons vote Tony Blair, who was one of the most prominent campaigners for a second referendum on EU… »
Amid confusion for lorry drivers in Kent, logistics firms call for greater transparency to help lessen disruption Ministers are facing demands for more honesty and transparency over any logjams at… »
Letter from transport minister sent on New Year’s Eve said white cliffs site will be turned into ‘Inland Border Facility’ It was all quiet on the Dover front in the… »
Boris Johnson largely ignores Brexit in New Year message to focus on toll of Covid and ‘the grimness of 2020’ Four years, 27 weeks and two days after a referendum… »
Freight traffic mayhem subsides at Kent port, but concerns remain over lorry parks and paperwork After a week of mayhem, the roads of Kent are eerily deserted, almost devoid of… »
Prime minister thanks MPs and peers after Queen gives royal assent to bill redrawing ties with EU How did your MP vote? Labour frontbenchers quit after defying Starmer on deal… »
The European Union (future relationship) bill needs to become law before the post-Brexit transition ends tomorrow night 11.04am GMT Ian Blackford, the SNP leader at Westminster, says when he saw… »
MPs including John McDonnell say party must not ‘fall into trap of rallying around rotten deal’ Keir Starmer is facing a high-profile rebellion against Labour’s Brexit position on the eve… »
Chancellor aims to firm up agreements that would allow institutions to trade as if still in EU Rishi Sunak has offered financial services firms the prospect of closer access to… »
PM says agreement ‘does not go as far as we would like’ over sector’s access to EU markets Boris Johnson has conceded that the Brexit trade deal “perhaps does not… »
‘UK caved in on fish to win a wider treaty’, industry bodies say, while leading Brexiter David Davis says one-day debate is ‘too fast’ Senior Conservative MPs late on Saturday… »
Little doubt that deal struck at 11th hour will be signed off, while British MPs are set to be recalled for 30 December vote The 27 members of the EU… »
After all the delays, doubts and deadlocks, months of tortuous negotiations have reached a conclusion Even in its final hours, the settling of Britain’s future trading and security relationship with… »
Ursula von der Leyen questions PM’s understanding of sovereignty while OBR expects Brexit to hurt GDP Britain is heading into a new chapter in its relationship with the rest of… »
We take a look at the main agreements that make up the trade and security deal finalised on Christmas Eve The Brexit trade and security deal, finalised on Christmas Eve,… »
France and Denmark thought to be most cautious about budging from current demands on fish caught in British waters EU member states with the largest fishing fleets are being asked… »
Britain risks weeks without trade transition plans from 1 January after missing EU parliament Sunday deadline Negotiators of a Brexit trade deal inched towards a compromise on fishing rights on… »
Scientists say increasing cases on continent show UK must be cautious in easing restrictions Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage A rise in coronavirus cases across Europe… »
Exclusive: In leaked emails, Matt Hancock’s adviser says there is ‘urgent need for decisions’ on asymptomatic testing Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Senior government officials have… »
