A tale of two Withdrawal Acts

Let us choose wisely

It’s ironic that a region ignored in the build-up to the Referendum vote is now the axis of all negotiations which determine the Prime Minister’s success

This piece of Brexit legislation is causing headaches in Westminster, says the former director of legislative affairs at No 10

Jacob Rees-Mogg and colleagues risk being left with little chance to prevent a soft Brexit

The former chancellor says he would have voted against the PM in last night’s confidence ballot to prevent the UK becoming "a dependency of the European Union"

A motion of censure falls short of a full no confidence vote in the government—but it could be used to show parliament has lost faith in the Prime Minister

The key lies in the third sub-paragraph of Article 50

The greatest victim of today’s indulgence is the national interest

Some Labour MPs want to win and others want to lose. The problem is, neither group can get what they want