Tariffs

Sensible voice of British brewers argue for least harmful Brexit.

Brexiters breezily envisage falling back on WTO rules if trade talks with EU fail. This is a dangerous fallacy. UK would pay a heavy price.

The ex-chancellor may be standing down, but his “Project Fear” claims will remain fodder for Brexiters desperate to prove thriving economy.

Brexit doesn’t just raise knotty issues over Scottish independence and the Irish border. Who will get powers reclaimed from the EU?

Johnson says UK will probably leave barrier-free trade area post-Brexit. PM says no decision’s been made. That’s because no option is good.

Attempting to nail down terms of trade with the world before we’ve done so with Europe faces logistical barriers.

After the sustained kicking dealt to their economic case, a group of economists have released a report arguing - poorly - for Brexit.

The National Farmers Union (NFU) has concluded that remaining in the EU serves farmers’ interests best. Is it right?

Boris recently claimed the CAP was demented. His alternative scheme could make taxpayers and consumers even worse off.

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