Michael Emerson

Brexiters said new deals with rest of world would outweigh loss of trade to EU. We’ll actually lose ground in other countries too.

The case for doing as Vince Cable says and finding an “exit from Brexit” is getting stronger by the day.

Self-inflicted damage is already widespread in the UK even before Brexit negotiations start.

A House of Commons committee has called on the government to evaluate rejoining EFTA. This would be a good damage limitation exercise.

Theresa May says she wants an ambitious deal. Leaving single market and customs union would lead to a damaging Brexit.

EU deal with Ukraine contains many features that could interest UK: no free movement, but cooperation on foreign policy, crime and science.

UK doesn’t require approval by devolved assemblies such as Scotland or a supermajority of voters. It’s time to consider how to abort Brexit.

Now UK has said in context of Nissan that it wants tariff-free trade, what will EU demand in return?

UK says it told car maker its aim is a tariff free deal. What’s still unclear is what, if anything, it promised if that’s not possible.

It’s hard to see what PM gave that didn’t involve a policy switch without telling MPs or a sweet-heart deal that would breach trade rules.

They think EU will give us tariff-free trade because it’s in its interests. They ignore three important arguments. They must wise up fast.

Consider needs and aspirations of the young in Brexit choice, older voters urged.