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Most attention has focused on the miserable 585-page divorce deal. But the document setting out the future is a flimsy vague piece of paper.

May created smokescreen to hide her failure to make progress on Brexit talks at summit by accusing fellow leaders of putting lives at risk.

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

One of our supposed potential new trade-deal partners wonders what happened to British common sense.

The UK will find it almost impossible to negotiate as good an agreement as the European Arrest Warrant.

PM used Brexit to justify the election. That was a con. She is ignoring the elephant in the room.

British and EU citizens' security would be harmed if Brussels and London fail to reach agreement on fighting serious crime and terrorism.

It’s not just trade that may be hit by abruptly quitting EU; cliff edge departure could also hurt counter-terrorism and foreign policy.

Government hints and leaks have been a litany of negativism. It’s a serious mistake that limits our chances of preserving close cooperation in vital fields.

There’s a big risk that both Britain’s and the EU’s foreign policy will decline. We’ll both need to work doubly hard to stop that.

It’s not just trade and investment. We must resolve a host of difficult issues about relations with the EU.

EU helps UK fight terrorism, cyber crime, human trafficking, drugs and child pornography. A way must be found to continue cooperation.