UK MPs back Brexit trade agreement by 521 votes to 73
Labour votes with government while all other opposition parties vote against
Tories exultant over backing of Brexit Bill drown out DUP
DUP sidelined once more amid Johnson win despite support ‘tinged with sadness’
Covid-19: Johnson announces second lockdown for England
Non-essential shops, restaurants, pubs, leisure facilities to close for at least four weeks
Brexit: Britain says it may break international law in ‘limited way’
Labour says move is ‘astonishing,’ warns it will ‘undermine’ UK’s international authority
DUP’s hard line on customs a key challenge for Boris Johnson
If UK prime minister cannot move on customs, there can be no Brexit deal
‘Let’s do a deal’ - Theresa May urges Labour to agree on Brexit
Labour accuses May of jeopardising talks ‘for her own personal protection’
Brexit: May tries to secure support for deal ahead of January 14th vote
John Redwood says no-deal ‘will work just fine’ despite ‘idiotic’ warnings over shortages
Conor McGregor to Brexiteers: The problematic people of the year
Peter Casey was your uncle’s angry Facebook post made flesh acting like Rodney Dangerfield
British PM slated for giving knighthood to top Brexiteer
Honour for John Redwood labelled a desperate bid to blunt criticism of PM’s deal
May faces uphill struggle to secure crunch Brexit vote
PM may gamble that negative market reaction will persuade MPs to change their minds
Theresa May says she is ‘cross’ over Boris Johnson speech
British PM reacts after former foreign secretary labels Chequers Brexit plan ‘a cheat’
Conservative Brexiteers line up to condemn terms of transition period
Barnier suggests withdrawal agreement could be sealed within six to eight weeks
Theresa May distances herself from Boris Johnson’s EU claims
Johnson wrote essay reopening Leave campaign’s claims of freeing up £350m a week
Theresa May to appeal for Labour to work with her
Offer to Corbyn comes amid speculation about plan to push PM out of Downing Street
May can be most powerful British PM since second World War
UK Politics: Scotland set to be only limit on prime minister’s power after June election
Tory anger over reported possible compromise on migration
Eurosceptic says there should be no negotiation over taking back immigration control
Brexit would cost families €5,400 a year, says George Osborne
Treasury analysis paints bleak scenario of UK economy shrinking if it votes to leave EU
Analysis: Cameron’s well choreographed dance with Juncker
British PM needs a plausible deal to present to voters, particularly on migration
David Cameron faces headache over migrant rule change
Abolition of the Dublin ‘initial country’ rule is good news for anti-EU campaigners in UK
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