Agriculture

Two years after the referendum, and nothing is any clearer - except that uncertainty is hitting our industries hard.

Environment secretary ignores uncomfortable realities for future funding, access to markets and labour, and green initiatives.

Environment secretary wants to quit CAP and CFP in 2019. That would mean bringing back customs controls. Big problem for Northern Ireland.

Trade secretary used to trumpet comprehensive deal with US. Now he’s focusing on just services. Does he have a clue about what that means?

Talks between London and Holyrood over EU powers will likely get heated, with Scottish resistance capable of destabilising Brussels talks.

It was the health secretary caught with a note saying “hard Brexit means people fleeing UK”. But it could have been any of May’s ministers.

Why no Brexit deal is the worst possible deal for Britain.

EU’s negotiating mandate provides basis for potential Brexit divorce bill of over €100bn. UK still refuses to pay.

The government is sending out mixed messages on food and farming after Brexit: farmers will suffer if there is a trade free-for-all.

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

Vote Leave’s pledge of continued EU payments is only for four years - when we may still be in EU. After that, funding vulnerable to chop.

Pro-Brexit minister overstates the cost of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy by a factor of up to 17