UK Politics

The two main parties in Northern Ireland are once more locked in stalemate. But they may find common cause to limit the damage from Brexit.

Fallout from single market amendment reveals not just different Brexit stances between Labour MPs, but also within party’s support base.

The Labour leader’s rock festival remarks did not tune into the anti-Brexit mood of his audience.

One year on from the referendum, are you happy with the havoc you’ve wreaked? If not, there’s still time. Donald Tusk isn’t the only dreamer.

Unless old conventions are waived, to get Brexit agreed and legislated will require a new election or a new referendum, or both.

Theresa May’s situation today has many parallels to that of John Major in 1992. She will hope to be more successful than he was.

Almost a third of legislation announced in speech aimed to deliver Brexit, but specific details remain in short supply.

The Labour 50’s push to keep Britain in the single market and customs union creates an opportunity for Jeremy Corbyn.

Before election, InFacts gave voting recommendations to fight destructive Brexit. After an unpredictable night, 172 of our candidates won.

Ill-prepared, weaker and no longer sure of what it wants, the British government faces a resolute EU.

Ruth Davidson’s new Scottish MPs are expected to vote as a bloc on Scottish issues. But that doesn’t guarantee 13 votes against hard Brexit.

Hung parliament gives House of Lords greater influence in Brexit process.