Brexit Negotiations

Not only is Johnson lying about surrendering to the EU demand for an internal UK border, he isn’t ready to deliver a deal by December 2020.

The prime minister is trying to win Thursday’s election by replaying the shabby and dishonest 2016 Vote Leave strategy of scaring people about EU migration.  He is

A majority Conservative government will come under huge pressure from its own supporters to diverge from EU rules.

Treasury document shows how EU and other countries can route goods to GB via Ireland - undermining our internal market - but we couldn’t do the reverse.

If Labour forms the next government, it won’t put Johnson’s divorce deal to a referendum and may not have time to negotiate its own one.

PM steamrollered Andrew Marr in his interview today. Here are 16 questions to skewer him if the tougher Andrew Neil ever gets his chance.

Michael Gove claims a bright future for our world-beating services industries after Brexit. This is a dangerous delusion.

We take back control only to surrender it in months. Like so much of his deal, when you open fisheries’ bit, you’re hit by a nasty smell.

Manifesto states categorically that Tories won’t extend the transition. There’s now a real risk that Johnson will take us over the cliff.

Foreign firms have cut investment fearing we’ll lose access to the EU market. The only way to get a tidal wave is to stop Brexit.

In 2016 we produced a “cut-out-and-keep list of top 19 Brexiteer promises”. Check out how many have been kept. Clue - hardly any.

The UK will have to accept the “level playing field” that Brussels demands to finish negotiations in 2020. The only alternative is to crash out after all.