Businesses are not prepared for Brexit. How could they be?
Firms couldn’t plan as the government refused to confront the realities of leaving. Now we are out of time
Tag: EU
The Brexit grand bargain is in sight, but not yet within reach
A deal requires three pieces to fall into place in the coming weeks
Why the Internal Market Bill is both a rule of law and devolution problem
Yielding to a new economic constitution
The Brexit dream is dying
How Ireland turned the tables on the UK
The House of Lords should remind the government that the rule of law is not negotiable
Trust, not Trumpism, is what the UK needs
A deft and witty account of Britain’s relationship with the EU
Stephen Wall spent decades with a ringside seat at the Anglo-European circus
The EU and Switzerland are on a collision course despite the free movement vote
A recent referendum result was heralded as a great confidence boost for the European Union. But beneath the surface all is not well between Switzerland and the giant on its doorstep
A border with Kent: is this what sovereignty feels like?
This desperately absurd Brexit outcome is the latest sorry indication of what we have become
No deal may be better than a bad deal—but it has to be a really bad deal
Time to strike a sensible agreement and then at long last we can move on
History will be kinder to May's Brexit deal when Johnson's version is done
Asking what would have happened had MPs swallowed the “backstop” takes you into a labyrinth of counterfactuals—but most roads lead to regret
No, the EU will not cut off part of the UK
The European Union cannot, and will not, stop imports of food into Northern Ireland
Would you buy a used car from this government?
Its high-risk and unprincipled Brexit gamble is without justification or precedent, says one of the UK’s most senior former diplomats
A country that was already a joke stands to become a pariah
The Brexiteers’ permanent breach of trust is unforgivable
The government’s latest moves on Brexit are about theatrics, not legalities
Why are ministers reportedly poised to introduce legislation that undermines their commitments on state aid?
David Frost: from leading Brexit negotiations to managing the UK’s future relationship with Europe
The man who managed the final stages of the UK's Brexit negotiations is now charged with overseeing our ongoing relationship with the EU
The return of the Brexit blame game is the Conservatives’ stupidest gamble yet
No 10 will not be able to lay responsibility for a no-deal outcome at Brussels’ door
No, Brussels is not misreading the UK’s threats of no deal
Contrary to recent reports, the European Union knows Britain could walk away and is preparing accordingly
“Unprincipled”: A former ambassador on UK’s approach to EU talks
“A great deal is being overlooked in the dash to secure a shrivelled free trade agreement of the sort we were trying to get, unsuccessfully, as long ago as 1958”
Are the edges of a Brexit deal coming into focus?
We always must prepare for a no-deal outcome. But we do not need to expect one
The Brexit vote four years on: How a project to boost prosperity, democracy and national pride destroyed all three
The anniversary helps us understand the ways in which history is constructed