Doesn’t Davis realise? Brexit deal clarity is not his friend...
Brexit secretary wants clarity on future relationship with EU before we quit. If more detail emerges people will wonder: “What’s the point?”
Take back control of borders… by throwing open borders?
Grayling let cat out of bag on Question Time. Government plan for no customs checks at Dover is unworkable. No wonder businesses were gagged.
4 more brilliant Brexit brainwaves from Boris
From robots and submersible drones to literally invisible borders, we wonder how Johnson might follow his inspired Channel bridge proposal.
Gove’s farm and fish plan would torpedo transition
Environment secretary wants to quit CAP and CFP in 2019. That would mean bringing back customs controls. Big problem for Northern Ireland.
Don’t cry for me, Brexit Britain…
Forget Boris Johnson’s asinine pep talks. The damage done by Brexiters to our economy, democracy and society is a tragedy.
10 reasons ‘no deal’ Brexit would be bonkers
No deal is definitely not better than a bad deal. It would be chaos.
May threatens no deal, but has no plan
Customs white paper shows government has understood perils of cliff edge, but their only answers are wishful thinking.
Teeing up the Brexit blame game
Who will take the rap if Brexit falls apart? The Brexiter blame game has already begun, with sights trained squarely on Brussels.
7 reasons the UK’s post-Brexit trade vision is clear as mud...
As Brexit talks resume, David Davis must answer some tough questions about his “fairy-tale” trade proposals.
Weekly round-up: Invisible border, A-levels, Belgian beer
InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 12 to 18.
Getting down to business
The government’s new openness to input from business is welcome, but it must be more than mere window-dressing
The peril of the chocolate orange
Brexit is threatened by massive administrative overload, and a fundamental failure of co-ordination between government departments