Britain ups the pressure to end Brexit talks by end of summer

Intense negotiations resume to break deadlock over UK’s future relationship with EU

Patten says cross-party support on Hong Kong a sign of new UK stance on China

London Letter: Former governor predicts other European countries will join Britain in scrutinising their relationship with Beijing

Financial markets forget they first cast Boris as a Brexit bogeyman

The markets are basking now in the afterglow of a Johnson electoral triumph. But for how long?

Bono-backed truck-tracking company raises $400 million

Convoy, whose other backers include Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, now valued at $2.75bn

Boris Johnson rules out electoral pact with Farage’s Brexit Party

UK prime minister rejects ‘Leave alliance’ idea, saying it risks putting Corbyn in No 10

‘Pound is still pound, queen is still queen’, Taoiseach tells unionists

Varadkar seeks to reassure DUP ahead of indicative vote in Commons on Brexit deal

Brexit: So we have a deal, but what happens now and will the Commons back it?

British government source says ‘whipping is going to be medieval’ for commons vote

By the numbers: Can Boris Johnson get his deal through Westminster?

DUP votes will be important but not decisive in attempting to secure Commons majority

Johnson may not need DUP votes, says Tory ERG member

Nigel Evans says group of Labour backbenchers could be vital for ratification

Simon Coveney hopes for ‘serious’ Brexit proposals from British

Tánaiste believes Boris Johnson knows what is required to get a deal done

Hogan raises ERG plans around backstop with UK Brexit secretary

Hard-Brexit Tory MPs claim even a backstop abolition insufficient to avert no-deal exit

Johnson will ‘abandon’ DUP for free trade deal, Jonathan Powell predicts

UK Belfast Agreement negotiator says British PM in position to win snap election

What sort of Boris can Ireland expect?

Johnson’s personal and political unpredictability makes upcoming premiership very uncertain

Boris Johnson has galvanised opposition to a no-deal Brexit

London Letter: This may not be the time for Ireland to throw away a hard-won strategic advantage

Johnson undamaged after deliberately dull campaign launch

He refused to be drawn on his conflicting statements about using cocaine when he was younger

Dominic Raab’s dodgy details not out of place in Tory race

London Letter: ‘Powerful and obnoxious odour of mendacity’ surrounds Boris Johnson

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn hold ‘useful’ Brexit talks

British ministers resign as EU comissioner says risk of a no-deal Brexit is increasing

Hard Brexiteers pour cold water on possible May-Corbyn compromise

Cross-party group puts forward Bill obliging prime minister to seek lengthy Brexit delay

MPs warn May they will resist attempts to call snap election

MPs from pro-Brexit and pro-EU wings warned they could face an electoral disaster

Climate change: Plotting an action plan for Ireland

Political bickering threatens to overshadow Oireachtas committee’s radical proposals

Speculation grows that Theresa May will name date for resignation

‘Trickle’ of ERG members supporting PM’s ‘least worst option’ Brexit deal becomes a ‘flow’

Not enough support to put Brexit deal to third vote – May

Prime minister cites the absence of devolved institutions in Northern Ireland as one reason she asked the EU to postpone Brexit

Brexit’s most disturbing aspect is the casual adoption of extremist views

Brexit Britain has gone from the promises of sunny uplands to sounding like Gloria Gaynor – ‘we will survive’

Brexit’s next step: Accept a ‘polished turd’ or ballot boxes loom

Theresa May still wants MPs to pass her deal. Will the DUP help drag it over the line?

Dublin and Brussels need to focus on deal making, says DUP

Foster to tell US administration that party is working towards a ‘sensible’ Brexit agreement

Chris Patten: Brexit crisis is ‘crazed ideological jihad’

Ardently pro-European, the veteran Tory has watched in horror as the debacle unfolds

Sterling edges off lows after Theresa May’s deal defeated

UK currency rallies but remains firmly in the red against both the dollar and the euro

Nigel Dodds a key player in finding way out of Brexit quagmire

DUP’s soft cop has become one of most powerful politicians in Westminster

Brexit: Pessimism in London about prospects of crucial vote

As backstop talks continue in Brussels, hard Brexiteers line up lawyers to review outcome

DUP’s position could determine fate of May's deal and Brexit

Extent of the vote in favour of Cooper’s amendment shows the ground is shifting

Plot to stop Brexit 'would be most grievous error' by politicians

Ministers threatened to resign if UK leader failed to rule out no-deal Brexit

Three MPs say they will delay Brexit if no deal reached

Amber Rudd, Greg Clark and David Gauke issue blunt warning to Tory Brexiteers

May returns to Brussels as UK prepares Brexit backstop plan

EU expects Geoffrey Cox to present draft legal text on backstop as May to meet Juncker

The Valentine’s Day Brexit proposals British MPs will vote on

A look at Theresa May’s main motion and the amendments that have been selected

Hardline Brexiteers say they will not back May’s latest Brexit motion

Downing Street declines to comment on remark May will give MPs ultimatum on deal

British MPs back vow by May to seek border backstop changes

Prime minister pledges to seek binding changes to Brexit withdrawal agreement

Theresa May faces perilous next steps after crushing defeat

Corbyn’s no confidence motion should be defeated but there is no majority for any kind of Brexit

May’s allies have pep in their step amid Brexit deal optimism

Brussels still sceptical about May winning parliamentary approval for her deal even with further reassurances on the backstop

May survives confidence vote but faces battle over backstop

Prime minister wins by 200 votes to 117 and pledges to seek legal assurances from EU

Day of drama ends with victory for May in confidence vote

Prime minister tells MPs she recognises she cannot lead Tories into election set for 2022

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