Sovereignty

Regardless of the merits or otherwise of chlorinated chicken, a US-UK trade deal raises bigger questions of “taking back control” in order to hand it to Washington

Parliament is being asked to give a blank cheque to the government to decide the detailed implementation of Brexit.

Brexit could damage London’s status as world’s court

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

If there’s one thing parliament should insist on following Supreme Court ruling, it’s to scrutinise any deal soon enough to make an impact.

The government will need to be proved right in every argument to proceed as it wishes. Its lawyers received something of a grilling.

The rule of law must stand above the rule of the crowds

If parliament doesn’t like the divorce terms - or if May fails to produce any deal - it must be able to force a change of course.

UKIP leader told BBC viewers it’s “difficult” to trust High Court judgments. His reasoning is flawed.

Theresa May should take a leaf out of her own book and bring her negotiating strategy to parliament before triggering EU's divorce clause.

From disputing the judgement to violent rhetoric against it, the Mail and Express launched a savage attack but were wrong on many aspects.

Brexiteers angry at High Court ruling that parliament must have a say on Article 50. But MPs debated EU Treaty issues in the past.