Industry

The National Farmers’ Union campaigned for Remain, but rural areas voted for Leave. With labour shortages growing, British farms are in trouble.

Following an unsatisfactory meeting with David Davis, aviation bosses are increasingly concerned - and with good reason.

Many in the industry believe that Brexit is the opportunity to escape from the EU’s fishing regime. But in reality, the future may be close to the status quo.

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.

Tory MEP initially said Chile wine subject to 32% tariff. When he admitted error, he wrongly said all other New World wine pays 32% tariff.

Foreign secretary’s interview in The Sun suggests so. He’s already backed away from pledge to give NHS £350m/week and scrap VAT on energy.

Treasury commitment to continue funding for science projects agreed before this autumn and for farmers until 2020 isn’t good enough.

The government needs to offer assurances, and funding, if it is to keep scientific research onshore. The uncertainty is already hurting.

Brexit a massive threat to UK scientific research, universities.

To avoid race to bottom on workers’ rights, climate change or destructive tax competition, countries need to cooperate, writes Tim Gowers.

Billion-pound figures quoted by Brexiteers are gross distortions - EU membership makes us better able to take on multinationals.