Donald Trump

White House is against UK-EU customs union, Congress won’t sign off deal without one. Brexiters’ transatlantic trade dream is going nowhere.

UK visit due to happen alongside US president’s commemoration of D-Day. EU’s role in security of continent couldn’t be more pertinent.

US proposals for a trade deal with the UK after Brexit would lower food standards, increase NHS costs and bankrupt British farmers.

Beyond short-term issues like stockpiling medicine, going it alone at the WTO brings a whole host of complex, long-term drawbacks.

As Europe remembers the horrors of war this weekend, we must reflect on Brexit’s effect on our ability to safeguard peace in the future.

Brexiters’ argument that we’ll be just fine if there’s no deal because we can fall back on WTO has taken a big hit from the president.

As we scramble to make ends meet, we’ll be tempted to cut corners on animal rights, human rights and a cleaner planet. It’s already begun.

Brexiters want the UK to rely on the World Trade Organisation. Unfortunately their hero Donald Trump is trying to wreck it.

The US president said all the wrong things about Nato, Russia and Brexit. His word on future trade relations is simply unreliable.

Brexiters are savaging the PM; they are attacking each other. And then Trump has made a beautiful intervention. We couldn’t wish for more.

When Obama said Brexit would put us “at the back of the queue” for a trade deal, Brexiters screamed “Project Fear”. It’s Project Fact.

Two years ago, we didn’t know Trump would be US president. It’s bonkers to burn bridges with the EU to suck up to this sexist, racist bigot.