Brexit Britain faces devil’s choice over Northern Ireland
To avoid hard border, May will have to accept lots of EU rules for all the UK or see Northern Ireland become semi-detached from Britain.
Teeing up the Brexit blame game
Who will take the rap if Brexit falls apart? The Brexiter blame game has already begun, with sights trained squarely on Brussels.
A grown-up offers the UK some advice
New Irish taoiseach deftly deflates UK hopes for an invisible, high-tech inter-Irish border.
Weekly round-up: Invisible border, A-levels, Belgian beer
InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 12 to 18.
Staying in EU still best solution by far for Irish border
The government’s proposals for the post-Brexit Irish border are a far cry from the ease of travel and trade that EU membership provides.
Ireland’s Brexit border: a masterclass in fecklessness
Time to start taking the Irish dimension of Brexit seriously and to stop just paying lip service to it.
Bordering on delusional
May must choose between a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic, and a hard border between Northern Ireland and the rest of Britain.
What happens now on Brexit?
Tories spent the election avoiding the topic of Brexit. Now they won't be able to avoid answering some pretty tricky questions - whether May stays leader or not.
Relying on the DUP is reckless gamble for May
Embracing Ulster loyalists at Westminster would limit her room for manoeuvre on Brexit and endanger the Northern Irish peace process.
No deal in sight for the Irish border problem
Everyone agrees a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic is a bad idea, but no one knows how to avoid it after Brexit
UK increasingly isolated as May demonises Brussels
Attacking EU bureaucrats may win PM plaudits in Brexit UK press, but shows disregard for need to win friends abroad.
Brexit report ‘gloomy’ because Brexit reality is gloomy
Brexit MPs slam their own committee’s report as “unduly negative”. The document makes important recommendations based on evidence.