European Commission

Brexit party leader argues Commission president only “scraped” through. 2016 referendum was even narrower, so why no People’s Vote?

Von der Leyen’s comments show UK is still welcome - but Johnson’s Brexit plan isn’t. Even more reason to say “No to Boris, yes to Europe!”

There’s an almighty tussle raging for EU’s top jobs and policies over next five years. But Brexit has sidelined UK in tomorrow’s key summit.

The people want to get it all over with. But any Brexit means years of wrangling by MPs followed by years of negotiations with EU.

Just because May says UK will stay in European Arrest Warrant doesn’t mean we can. Brexit is throwing away valuable crime-fighting tool.

Furore over UK’s possible exclusion from Galileo post Brexit shows how much business stands to lose. It’s also metaphor for Brexit overall.

May has agreed further concessions over Ireland to get her transition deal. She has backed herself into a miserable set of choices.

In speech PM said she sees state aid and competition rules “remaining in step” with EU. This means Commission control, policed by ECJ.

May keeps on talking about how she wants a special deal. She’s likely to get one - to stop a regulatory bonfire.

Brexit secretary’s fanciful claims that Article 50 deal can be ratified after March 2019 shows contempt for Parliament and risks havoc.

Leavers thought they’d play divide and rule among EU’s 27 countries. It’s actually UK that’s divided - and Brussels isn’t unhappy.

UKIP MEP feigns anger that EU hasn’t backed Catalans. But if it had, he would be hounding EU for undermining a sovereign state.