A currency lesson in soft power
The European Central Bank has trained a regulatory Exocet missile at the City’s euro-denominated trading
6 questions Theresa May has ducked on Brexit
PM used Brexit to justify the election. That was a con. She is ignoring the elephant in the room.
16 Brexiter promises that are emptier than ever
Leave campaigners tempted voters with a Brexit wonderland. Nearly a year after the referendum, it was clearly a deceit.
Budget row could torpedo Brexit talks
EU wants to hit UK with steep leaving bill of perhaps €60bn. Britain is adamant it won’t pay “huge sums”. Read our guide to the arguments.
EU and UK talk peace but prepare for war
Rationality dictates that Brexit should end in a deal. But passion may trump logic. No wonder both sides are preparing for the worst.
Spain won’t succumb to divide and rule over Brexit
Hopes that Spain can be persuaded to take a softer line than Germany will be dashed - for a number of reasons, not least Gibraltar.
How EU leaders should handle Brexit
Excluding Theresa May from today’s summit dinner was a mistake - albeit understandable. EU needs to keep calm and play the long game.
UK should expect no Brexit favours from France’s Fillon...
The centre-right French presidential frontrunner wants a quick divorce that puts Britain firmly outside the EU single market.
EU gives UK time to reject bad Brexit deal
Barnier says talks need to finish by Oct 2018 so European Parliament can ratify deal. That also means we could probably nix a bad deal.
Domestic myopia a threat to Brexit outcomes
Misguided belief that UK can determine Brexit outcome alone, lack of focus on developments in US, Europe are two major risks
Renzi’s Referendum Loss Could Complicate Brexit
Italian Referendum outcome could divert European political attention away from Brexit, add weight to case for snap UK general election
Handwritten note shows desperate need for Brexit plan
Though context of note carried by aide in Downing St is unclear, it suggests government still has little clue what to do.