Sajid Javid

Candidates rightly want to fix our schools, transport, police, housing etc. But they can’t afford to unless they cancel Brexit.

Home secretary has written to EU counterparts warning of no-deal disruption to security. InFacts imagines a reply from one of our EU allies.

Tough new restrictions on EU workers in White Paper will hit economy and we’ll all lose out. May must be honest on benefits of migration.

Garbled messages on post-Brexit status risks EU nationals abandoning UK in droves. That upturns people’s lives and our economy.

Ministers pledge loyalty to Chequers despite deep misgivings over Brexit deal. But there is an answer to their dilemma - a People’s Vote.

Government report recommends restricting low-skilled EU workers and boosting migrants from elsewhere. There are better solutions.

Two years after referendum Cabinet hasn’t a clue what to do. May triggered Article 50 without a plan. She still doesn’t have one.

Home secretary’s departure both bad news and good. Loss of a pro-European on frontbench could be offset by a new heavyweight on backbenches.

Influential Remainers could be last line of defence if May tries to crash out with no deal. See our league table of the good, bad and ugly.

We shouldn't read too much into one quarter's figures. But UK will be damaged by an abrupt fall in migrants. Even David Davis realises that.

The Mayor of London summons up a host of fictitious EU constraints, then argues leaving would give us “more freedom” to save British steel.

Brexit camp blames British steel woes on EU action on energy and state aid, and inaction on dumping. They’re wrong.