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Gove and Hammond’s spat over food tariffs tells us two things: government still doesn’t know what Brexit means; and we’re better off in EU.

Pro-Brexit ministers are at loggerheads over no-deal tariffs. Fox wants to slash and burn, Gove wants farmers protected. Neither is good.

Brexiters claim public voted for “no deal”. So are they arguing people will be happy to see their weekly shop rise by an average of 7%?

Post-Brexit strategy would put English farmers on back foot and open UK to global agri-giants. This won’t help deliver a “green Brexit”.

Environment secretary ignores uncomfortable realities for future funding, access to markets and labour, and green initiatives.

From antibiotic-intensive farming to NHS, British public’s values chime better with EU than US. May’s Brexit driving us into Trump’s arms.

Time is short to change public opinion. Pro-Europeans must seek every chance to force ministers to expose hard choices and concrete plans.

Theresa May’s chaotic Brexit is already upturning people’s lives and livelihoods. Here’s a round-up of the latest grim news.

Environment secretary wants to quit CAP and CFP in 2019. That would mean bringing back customs controls. Big problem for Northern Ireland.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from July 31 to August 4.

It was the health secretary caught with a note saying “hard Brexit means people fleeing UK”. But it could have been any of May’s ministers.

Brexit doesn’t just raise knotty issues over Scottish independence and the Irish border. Who will get powers reclaimed from the EU?