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New evidence suggests official Leave campaign may have broken spending laws by funnelling cash through a puppet operation.

The referendum can’t be invalidated. But new evidence strengthens the case for the people to vote on the Brexit deal.

Starmer welcomed the deal, albeit with caveats. Corbyn is missing in action. This isn’t good enough.

Parliamentary defeat could force PM to suspend plan to quit Euratom nuclear pact. If so, we’ll have taken step to cancel Brexit entirely.

May has agreed further concessions over Ireland to get her transition deal. She has backed herself into a miserable set of choices.

Most MPs on Brexit committee want Article 50 deadline extended if talks on future deal get bogged down. This is a blind alley.

UK and EU are locked in talks to nail down transition deal before next week’s summit. But it could all fall apart over Irish border.

We imagine directors of Marmite and Dove colossus discussing how to break news that they’ve chosen Rotterdam over London as new unified HQ.

As we launch a diplomatic war against Russia, Trump starts a trade war and China’s Xi turns himself into dictator, who are our friends?

In past, PMs could use no confidence votes to get MPs to back their policies. Since Fixed Term Parliaments Act, that’s no longer possible.

PM wants to wriggle out of law that could force her to call referendum. It won’t be easy. She faces challenges in both Lords and courts.

Government report argues trade with rest of world will partly mitigate damage from quitting EU. In fact, Brexit will harm non-EU trade too.