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Far from providing the “reassurance” promised by Dominic Raab, government’s no-deal Brexit papers highlight all sorts of new concerns.

Customs white paper shows government has understood perils of cliff edge, but their only answers are wishful thinking.

Talks between London and Holyrood over EU powers will likely get heated, with Scottish resistance capable of destabilising Brussels talks.

Vote Leave says EU will abolish zero and reduced rates of VAT, costing households £2,600. EU has actually proposed extending reduced rates.

A European Commission review of tax powers could cut short a revolt by Eurosceptic MPs over VAT on sanitary products.

The justice minister’s case is full of misleading examples and downright contradictions.