How the British government views the state of the Brexit negotiations
‘If this deal dies in the next few days, then it won’t be revived’
Will Leave voters forgive a Brexit delay?
Get ready for the most consequential general election in a generation
Boris Johnson’s route to election success
Boris will pitch himself as the man determined to deliver Brexit regardless of the obstacles put in his way
Why there’s still a chance of a Brexit deal
The mood appears to be shifting in key European capitals
Why the UK hasn’t presented any specific backstop proposal to the EU
The Brexit secretary says the EU need to adjust their position on checks on Ireland
Will turning the Tories into the pro-Leave party pay off for Boris?
Johnson wanted an October election because it offered both a way out of the Brexit impasse and fitted with his political strategy
‘I’m the most liberal Conservative PM in decades’, Boris tells his cabinet
With parliament not sitting, can Boris Johnson dominate the news agenda for the next five weeks?
Might there be a Brexit deal after all?
Boris Johnson will spend this fall fighting for his premiership, his political life and his vision for Brexit Britain
Boris Johnson’s Brexit strategy offers MPs an ultimatum
Ultimately there aren’t enough Members of Parliament prepared to make Corbyn prime minister
Britain is heading for a November 1 election
If Boris’s parliamentary opponents want to push the constitutional boundaries, then his team will do the same
Who’ll blink first – Boris Johnson or the EU?
Even if the EU believes Boris on no deal, it might not budge
The EU isn’t taking Boris’s Brexit threat seriously yet
Johnson needs to show that he can overcome any parliamentary effort to block no deal and that he can make it politically viable
The first 100 days will make or break Boris
The future of his party – and his country – is at stake
Gove pitches himself as the liberal candidate in the Tory leadership race
‘The L word is not a dirty word.’
The race for the Tory leadership is as fractured as it is crowded
Competition drives up standards. Rory Stewart has, for example, made the other candidates better on social media
Cometh the hour: Boris Johnson may be the Tories’ best hope
The former Foreign Secretary is the man to beat
Will Nigel Farage’s Brexit party sink the Tories?
It’s a slicker, more professional outfit than Ukip ever was
The Brexit impasse proves Britain need political reform
Untangling 40-odd years of EU integration is not easy
If there’s no deal, there’s no Brexit
When it comes to the next election, the question won’t be which party takes a hit — but which comes off worse
May’s third loss means the UK is heading for a lengthy Brexit delay
Is the UK destined for a general election?
Theresa May plays her final card: if her deal passes, she’ll go
Her deal had no chance of passing without her offer to stand down
Theresa May’s Brexit strategy has humiliated Britain
And the Tories may never recover
Theresa May should pledge to resign – it’s not too late to save her legacy
No one can be certain whether her departure would result in the deal passing, but it would certainly make it more likely
Meltdown: three years on and we are no closer to a Brexit resolution
No one is in control and the country’s whole system of governance is creaking
Third time’s the charm? We could be heading for another vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal
The withdrawal agreement went down by 149 votes — at the worst end of expectations
