David Davis

David Davis worries about giving away our negotiating position. But the Brexit process needs public scrutiny - and leaks can’t be stopped.

Downing St has rebuked Brexit minister for saying staying in single market was “very improbable”. That was just his “opinion”.

Theresa May won’t be able to meet the 15 pages of demands from Tokyo. Only Brexiteers, such as David Davis, will be surprised.

Brexit chief doesn’t have counterparts in rest of EU, while other countries won’t have much to say to international trade tsar for years.

Attempting to nail down terms of trade with the world before we’ve done so with Europe faces logistical barriers.

Chief Brexit negotiator is entitled to be optimistic about our prospects. But some of Davis’ predictions are naïve to the point of fantasy.

Underwhelming figures in final migration update before referendum leaves Outers repeating same old arguments.