Article 50
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Rather than apportioning blame, they should actively get involved in politics
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EU negotiator requested ‘red line’ amid fears PM could ‘abuse’ process to extend negotiations, Brussels sources say
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Mark Carney sets 14 July deadline to see plans, saying firms must prepare for ‘all eventualities’ as he calls on politicians not to cut City adrift from Europe
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Brexit has put the Rock back in the news, with Spain being awarded a veto over future EU deals on Gibraltar – effectively giving the country its strongest hand in the territory for three centuries. So what could come of all this?
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Using soap opera-style breakup metaphors to describe Britain’s EU departure is part of a cheapening of politics
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No 10 says PM told European council president there would be no talks on sovereignty without consent of Gibraltar’s people
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Letters: Overseas students not only have an enriching time studying at our world-class universities, but there are enormous long-term benefits to Britain
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We must do battle against a hard Brexit. It would hit our living standards, which is something very few people expect – or would tolerate
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It has just 78 inhabitants but will officially become the geographical heart of the European union after Britain leaves
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Though the corporation had a good Brexit, it must still address the narrow monoculture that skews key decisions
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen
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Resolution on negotiating mandate insists transition arrangement for UK after 2019 can last no longer than three years
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Nigel Farage complains to European parliament it is making impossible demands following the triggering of article 50
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Visit to the region to explore new trade deals has drawn criticism from MPs and human rights activists
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Editorial: The prime minister and senior colleagues have fanned out across the world trying to prove that trade deals with illiberal regimes can compensate for a hard Brexit. They are wrong
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Letters: Labour is far from irrelevant in the sphere of local government, where it remains a strong force
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen
A functioning opposition is coming – just not from the established left