Lords confident they can force changes to Theresa May's Brexit plans
'We believe we can find a way to get the Lords behind us to push the Bill back to the Commons for another go at changing it'
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Mark Steel The House of Lords should block Brexit to rebalance society
The biggest mystery is how the aftermath of the referendum has led to another crisis for Labour. They’re the ones divided and resigning from positions again – how have they managed that?
Donald Trump has at least made American satire great again
Saturday Night Live and the evening talk shows are having a field day with the new US administration but the UK has somehow struggled to see the funny side of Article 50
SNP MPs sing EU anthem during crucial vote on Article 50
Musical protest prompts Deputy Speaker to demand there is not 'a sing-off in the Chamber'
Diane Abbott votes for Article 50 after missing previous vote
Shadow Home Secretary had faced calls to resign after claims she 'bottled it' during European Union Bill's second reading
John Rentoul Corbyn shows true followership as (most) Labour MPs back Brexit
The Labour leader lost only one more member of the shadow Cabinet (bringing the total to four) as he instructed his MPs to vote in the same lobby as the Government to pass the EU withdrawal bill
Brexiteers condemned for not backing £350m NHS amendment
‘Voters can now see very well that pro-Leave Tories made that pledge cynically, without ever thinking about how it might be achieved’
Tory revolt to end confusion over rights of EU nationals fizzles out
Last-gasp letter from Home Secretary Amber Rudd tells potential rebels that 'nothing will change for any EU citizen...without Parliament’s approval'
Brexit 'four times worse for UK economy than previously thought'
New research claims leaving the EU will have bigger impact on UK productivity than had been thought
Brexit: Spike in number of UK bankers looking for Irish jobs
'Ireland is seen as a natural alternative to the UK by EU jobseekers,' according to an economist behind the research
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Hard Brexiteers are like jihadis, says Tory MP
Colleagues put their heads in their hands or tried to stifle laughter as former minister addresses Parliament
John Rentoul Labour forced the Government to concede as much as possible on Brexit
EU leaders are not going to negotiate with Theresa May thinking that she might come back for more. Whatever deal is agreed – if a deal can be agreed at all – can only be agreed as a 'take it or leave it' proposal
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Trump and Putin trying to redraw the map of Europe, ex-French PM warns
Jean-Pierre Raffarin is concerned the US administration is targeting individual EU states for British-style bilateral deals to test the solidarity of the bloc
Government 'dupes' MPs into clearing the way for hard Brexit
The Government had appeared to offer concessions to rebels – but later clarified that it had not
James Thorton We should be worried for the environment after Brexit
Tailoring agri-environment schemes to fit regional requirements and the needs of endangered species like turtledoves and skylarks will be key, and so will funding in a post-EU subsidy world
Tory Brexit rebel hails government climbdown to give MPs decisive vote
Neil Carmichael suggests the rebellion is off - but Labour insists the 'concession' given during debate on the Article 50 Bill is virtually worthless