Post-Brexit

The government's refusal to stop classifying overseas students as economic migrants will harm higher education after Brexit.

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

Sadly the good outcome (no Brexit) is the least likely. More probable are hard Brexit (a bad deal) and very hard Brexit (no deal at all).

We shouldn't read too much into one quarter's figures. But UK will be damaged by an abrupt fall in migrants. Even David Davis realises that.

Broadcaster is putting foundations under Brexit, rather than dealing with risky analysis about the potentially huge costs of withdrawal.

Whatever one thinks about parliament’s second chamber, peers clearly have the right to amend the Brexit bill - and ask MPs to think again.

Tony Blair is right that Britons deserve a say on Brexit’s terms.

Theresa May should be attending the Rome Treaty’s 60th anniversary, in Britain’s own interests.

The PM hopes to retain influence post-Brexit by being a bridge between Trump and Europe. The idea is fanciful.

Despite brazen claims during the campaign, Leavers vote against NHS spending clarity.

There is too much frothing at the mouth over the Lords’ Brexit role.

Labour leader has dismissed rumours he will resign. But his position looks increasingly weak. If he goes, UK will get a stronger opposition.