UK Politics

Irish nationalist party is making huge political capital out of Brexit, which DUP backed but most voters in Northern Ireland rejected.

Clause isn’t just good for EU citizens; it will also help Brits in rest of EU, benefit our economy and get Brexit talks off to good start.

Rationality dictates that Brexit should end in a deal. But passion may trump logic. No wonder both sides are preparing for the worst.

Lords seem set to pass amendment requiring such a vote. It’s still unclear how the government will react.

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).

By-elections this week sound the death knell for UKIP and the leader of the Labour Party. But how will Theresa May interpret the results?