Sovereignty

It’s good PM will need MPs’ approval before triggering Article 50. But for vote to be informed, May must now reveal her Brexit plan.

The repeal of the European Communities Act is where the real parliamentary battle will be fought.

There’s a legally smart, politically toxic argument: triggering clause isn’t tantamount to quitting EU because we could change our minds.

Theresa May has made half a U-turn conceding a Commons debate before she triggers Article 50. MPs must now extract a plan and force a vote.

Theresa May is trying to neuter parliament, saying it’s her right to interpret the people’s will. Democrats of all stripes must stop her.

Tabloid corrects story that wrongly said EU wanted control of our costs after InFacts complaint - seven months after it was published.

Triggering divorce clause could lead to automatic withdrawal from EU. Government’s preliminary legal response fails to address this.

Judges will decide whether PM can trigger formal EU divorce proceedings. Either way, MPs’ scrutiny likely to lead to better Brexit deal.

Only if the will of the people or the options on the table demonstrably change. Even then a u-turn would need a new democratic mandate.

Britain has a fantastic opportunity to lead Europe if it remains. It faces big economic and geopolitical risks if it leaves.

The Queen has been asking dinner companions for three good reasons why we should stay in EU, according to her biographer. Here’s the answer.

To avoid race to bottom on workers’ rights, climate change or destructive tax competition, countries need to cooperate, writes Tim Gowers.