EU budget

Newspaper cites unnamed source saying extension means losing rebate and voice at top table. This rides roughshod over EU’s own rules.

Scare stories that revoking Article 50 would see us lose our rebate on EU budget payments have been proved wrong.

Snake oil salespeople pushing “Norway Plus” on theory that it will save money aren’t being straight with the public.

May made string of climb-downs in her Florence speech. It’s good she’s bowing to reality but in process she’s destroying case for Brexit.

We do not “send” this sum, we are not going to “take control” of it, and we will have less money to spend, not more.

The money card gives Britain a pair rather than a flush. No wonder its overall negotiating position is so weak.

Vote Leave was able to spread its lies during the referendum with the help of sympathetic newspapers. Sadly, nothing has changed.

Why no Brexit deal is the worst possible deal for Britain.

Ministers have made a number of strong commitments ahead of Brexit talks. Here’s our guide to how likely it is they’ll keep their word.

House of Lords has said UK can avoid paying a “Brexit bill”. This is the first of two articles arguing that we can’t.

Popular Leave camp pledge was to axe contributions to Brussels. Now David Davis admits we may keep paying to secure market access.

Before the dust had settled on the referendum result, Brexiteers were wriggling out of pledges on migration and the NHS.