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With one important exception, the Commons’ debate on the EU Withdrawal Bill was a damp squib. It won’t be like that in the Lords.

Lords’ new Brexit minister losing credibility fast. After half retracting misleading statement on Thursday, he’s now made full apology.

New Brexit minister Callanan retracts statement that Article 50 is irreversible. More evidence that we can change our minds if we wish.

Lords warn at lack of detailed government planning for data protection agreements for police and private sector.

Hung parliament gives House of Lords greater influence in Brexit process.

Vienna Convention suggests that, absent a Brexit deal, the UK’s existing obligations - including to EU citizens - would remain unchanged.

House of Lords committee rejected opinion of two out of three experts in concluding our obligations would vanish if there’s no deal.

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

Ministers don’t seem to care about damage Brexit could cause the Rock. Given that top Leavers claim to support Gibraltar, this is shameful.

This cat came out of the bag on Monday when House of Lords approved the Article 50 bill. The government’s policy is Brexit at any cost.

During the referendum, Leavers defended EU migrant rights. Now many pro-Brexit MPs aren’t practising what they preach. Read our dossier.

Brexiters vowed to take back control. So why is the government trying to stop parliament having a proper vote on final deal?