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Sensitivity to Irish question is nudging Labour to say UK shouldn’t quit customs union or single market. That’s also good for jobs.

Leo Varadkar denies being in hurry to unite Ireland politically. But the PM is playing clever game to keep it united economically.

It’s not just DUP whose revolutionary Brexit zeal limits May’s room for manoeuvre; Sinn Fein’s stances restrict Varadkar’s freedom too.

Although the overwhelming majority of MPs voted Remain, it will take cross-party rebellions to defeat Brexit.

The two main parties in Northern Ireland are once more locked in stalemate. But they may find common cause to limit the damage from Brexit.

Little over a week since Brexit talks began, issues glibly written off by Brexiters as simple are proving far more complex.

Defence secretary’s welcome words in support of the West must be placed alongside his government’s real actions and Thatcher’s real words.

The election result reopened “soft Brexit” debate, especially staying in EU’s customs union. Here’s our guide to why and how this matters.

One year on from the referendum, are you happy with the havoc you’ve wreaked? If not, there’s still time. Donald Tusk isn’t the only dreamer.

Unless old conventions are waived, to get Brexit agreed and legislated will require a new election or a new referendum, or both.

Almost a third of legislation announced in speech aimed to deliver Brexit, but specific details remain in short supply.

Ill-prepared, weaker and no longer sure of what it wants, the British government faces a resolute EU.