Bill Emmott

The home secretary’s line on EU workers post-Brexit looks welcoming but reality is likely to differ.

One of our supposed potential new trade-deal partners wonders what happened to British common sense.

Trade secretary must spell out how he will negotiate a better deal with Japan than the one the EU has clinched.

Defence secretary’s welcome words in support of the West must be placed alongside his government’s real actions and Thatcher’s real words.

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

If Europe now revives, it will affect British opinion on Brexit more than the stance of our 27 EU counterparts.

Eurosceptic economist Roger Bootle inadvertently makes a powerful case against a hard Brexit.

Lower growth means it’ll be harder to get money Tories are promising for NHS and schools - and that’s before Brexit has even happened.

All over the world this is a time of political upheaval. So why in the UK is it assumed the victory of its oldest party is inevitable?

Roger Bootle’s rebranded lobby group underlines the fact that Brexit doesn’t just mean Brexit.

Tony Blair is right that Britons deserve a say on Brexit’s terms.

The Japan-EU talks on a EPA/FTA offer a great opportunity for the UK and Japan to promote open trade and clarify Brexit