Post-Brexit

PM hopes EU will crack now he’s spending £2.1bn preparing for no deal. But UK will still suffer massive damage. So EU will call his bluff.

People whose employer changes after merger, takeover or acquisition are protected by EU law. “Red tape” slashing Brexiters threaten this.

No-deal Brexit uncertainty reigns with claims we may need to stockpile food but no clear idea of who’s doing the stockpiling.

Starmer welcomed the deal, albeit with caveats. Corbyn is missing in action. This isn’t good enough.

Instead of the glorious joys of free trade, as Brexiters claim, we are setting ourselves up to be bullied by the big boys.

Razzamatazz was about Trump and Macron. Nobody bothered about May. Global Britain is just a slogan without any policy content.

Johnson sets Brexit red lines, Davidson savages him, May rabbit in headlights. If they weren't playing with our future, we could laugh.

Corbyn is worried single market state aid laws would stop Labour pursuing its policies. They actually stop globalisation’s worst ravages.

Foreign secretary reheats £350m/week lie and scapegoats EU for our failure to invest in homes, schools and infrastructure.

Trade minister says UK-EU deal should be the “easiest in human history”, but neglects problem of regulation.

PM used Brexit to justify the election. That was a con. She is ignoring the elephant in the room.

No-deal proponents such as Theresa May live in a la-la land in which problems of crashing out of EU are solved by wishful thinking.