Economy

Listen carefully to PM's weasel words. He doesn't say he "will" end live transport of animals just that he "can". What's more, we don't need Brexit to tighten the rules.

Johnson has given EU right to vet lots of our state aid - a surrender of power to an entity we will no longer be able to influence.

Remember how PM said “f*ck business”? If he wins, that’s exactly what he’ll do. A hung parliament and a People’s Vote are far better.

PM can only hit foreign investment target by flogging companies to overseas investors. That’s something to be ashamed of, not crow about.

Johnson supposedly hates vassal status. But his Withdrawal Bill provides a mechanism for some EU law to take direct effect in the UK.

Brexiter economist accused journalist and Treasury of making up figures. She added she made figures up herself when she worked at Treasury.

Our dossier of short-term chaos, mid-term misery and long-term pain. And it’s not all about the economy.

Manx kipper tale is easy to debunk. But Isle of Man is also good example of why Brexit Britain will end up following EU rules without say.

Government rightly puts dynamic tech sector at heart of future growth. Staying in EU will help keep firms and quality jobs in UK.

A visit to France’s financial heart showed cherry-picking the City already underway. But even those set to gain would rather UK stay in EU.

It’s great that Jaguar Land Rover is making new investment in UK - but it was clearly a gamble. Others might not want to take the risk.

Will MPs heed Lords' demand for enquiry on no-deal Brexit costs? Voters won’t thank government for hiding consequences until it is too late.