The government’s Brexit devolution plans have divided the UK – should London be worried?
After Brexit, the government is determined to “take back control” – but where exactly will that control be?
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After Brexit, the government is determined to “take back control” – but where exactly will that control be?
ByThe Supreme Court decision on Article 50 may have given parliament a vote, but it broke with Britain's legal tradition.
ByMinisters are nervously waiting to see what the European Union's proposed next steps are.
ByRight-wing Brexiteers hunger after lower food safety standards.
ByBoundary issues.
ByA confidence vote is unlikely even if Theresa May loses a vote on a customs union.
ByIt's not that every single European in the UK is leaving. It's just that a lot of them are, with fewer coming in.
ByThe Labour leader said his party would seek to negotiate a new comprehensive UK-EU customs union.
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