The British rebel alliance has taken control of Brexit. What happens next?
The rebels’ separate party allegiances mean that in a snap election they will be at loggerheads
What the opposition pact means for Boris Johnson’s path to an early election
Downing Street is adamant that Johnson will not request a Brexit delay in any shape or form
Boris Johnson denied desired election
A snap poll next month remains likely
It’s time to talk about what no deal Brexit really means
Boris Johnson has long been reluctant to entertain the possibility as a likely outcome
How No. 10 Downing Street is taking back control
No. 10’s direct influence extends across every Whitehall department, thanks to Dominic Cummings’s direction of every adviser
What we can learn from Trump: Jeremy Hunt interviewed
The British Foreign Secretary on Trump, China and his bid to be prime minister
‘This is about breaking the two-party system’: on the campaign trail with Nigel Farage
The Brexit party has already achieved a reach far beyond what Ukip ever had
Will Theresa May’s new Brexit deal backfire?
Her fourth attempt offers concessions to Labour and Brexiteers
A Tory nightmare? Theresa May is granted Brexit delay to Halloween
The six-month extension is slightly shorter than had been expected ahead of the summit
Monday’s vote takes some of the pressure off Theresa May
No Brexit option earned a majority
Theresa May’s confidence vote problems will only get worse
Labour plan to keep tabling motions of no confidence in the coming weeks until one works
The confidence vote was not a win in any real sense for Theresa May
Ministers are keen to put to The Spectator that 200 is a respectable figure – even if it is on the low end of respectable
Why Theresa May has decided to postpone the Brexit vote
Pressure from Cabinet ministers appears to have been effective
The anti-Brexit movement has one big advantage: their opponents are in disarray
Behind the bid to stop Brexit lies a sense of clarity
