Paul Taylor

Unless the government drops some of its red lines, security is bound to suffer both here and across the Channel.

Furore over UK’s possible exclusion from Galileo post Brexit shows how much business stands to lose. It’s also metaphor for Brexit overall.

UK will have to pay France more and admit more young migrants to preserve border deal.

It fuels jingoism, racism and war, whereas what we need is to work with others. That’s why EU was set up. More’s the pity we’re quitting.

The French president didn’t mention Brexit but said he hoped Britain would ultimately find its place in a multi-speed Europe.

Ill-prepared, weaker and no longer sure of what it wants, the British government faces a resolute EU.

Our partners had hoped poll would give PM a strong majority and room to compromise on Brexit.

Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron barely mention Brexit as they look to closer EU integration.

France's young, pro-European president will focus more on rebuilding France and the EU than on a tailor-made Brexit deal for Britain.

Presidential frontrunner is under pressure to drop Le Touquet deal on policing migrants after Brexit.

Takeaways include: Macron will seek to eat City’s lunch, he’s not that focused on strong links with UK, pro-Europeans can win elections.

Far-right French candidate is soft-pedalling her campaign pledge to leave the euro as polls show it scares voters.