Commons should call an election
British voters must have the chance to say whether they still back their decision at the 2016 referendum.
Brexit
Farage could be Brexit winner
Remainers may cry victory over prorogation but the Brexit Party is hoovering up voters.
What now for Boris and Brexit?
Boris Johnson is defiant after the Supreme Court ruling but what does it mean for him now?
Why join the EU?
Better to be the EU’s greatest ally than its most reluctant and disruptive member.
Johnson heads into storm
Boris Johnson is returning early from the US for what looms as a fiery resumption of parliament.
Car crash, not a bump
For a government to find its actions revoked by the highest court is a calamity.
‘Nasty bullying mode’
Jeremy Corbyn is emulating the vices he hated in Tony Blair without the moderation.
‘Resign? Donnez-moi un break’
Boris Johnson insists he won’t resign if the Supreme Court finds he misled the Queen.
Labour rejects Remain
A bitterly divided Labour rejects a motion that would take it to an election backing Remain.
Labour to end private schools
Labour’s ‘act of national self-harm’ will integrate all private schools into the state sector.
Boris overruled officials
Boris Johnson failed to declare potential conflicts of interest with a former model after giving her public money.
Why there’s still a chance of a deal
Boris Johnson’s relentless positivity has made it difficult to assess how realistic a Brexit deal is.
Boris ‘a shonky real estate agent’
Boris Johnson lashed as the ‘father of lies’ in the Supreme Court over his suspension of parliament.
Macron: show us deal
Emmanuel Macron demands UK present proposals to solve the backstop quandary within 12 days.
Court could force Boris to recall MPs
Boris Johnson could recall parliament if Britain’s highest court rules he unlawfully suspended it, a government lawyer says.
Second suspension possible
Johnson won’t rule out second prorogation, warns Supreme Court has no jurisdiction over decision.
Bid to strip votes from ‘dictator’ Boris
Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson will try to woo voters by comparing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to a socialist dictator.
Boris’ empty podium
Boris Johnson is mocked by Luxembourg PM after having to abandon joint press conference.
Cameron misses points on Brexit
Britons who voted to leave the EU were sick of being dictated to by unelected Brussels bureaucrats.
Judges enter parliament
Historic Brexit court battle may pit the judiciary against the will of the people.
Boris owed Britain better
Britain’s former leader, David Cameron, deplores the Brexiteers’ glib political culture.
Britain ‘madder, stronger’
Confident Boris Johnson compares Britain to the Incredible Hulk, vowing: ‘I’m going to get a deal.’
‘I failed,’ says Cameron
David Cameron admits he ‘failed’ to avoid Brexit division but criticises the Boris Johnson camp for ‘sharp practices’.
Labour MPs’ ‘compromise’
Boris Johnson’s hopes of getting a Brexit deal through the Commons given a boost by Labour.
Heckler takes on Johnson
A heckler has interrupted Boris Johnson during a Brexit speech, telling him to ‘get back to parliament’. | WATCH
DUP opens door to new deal
Boris Johnson has been handed a lifeline by the DUP on the Northern Ireland backstop that could help to unlock a Brexit deal.
‘I didn’t lie to the Queen’
Boris Johnson denies lying to the Queen over prorogation, despite Scottish court finding he did.
No-deal a path to shortages
Boris Johnson faces pressure to recall parliament after he was forced to reveal a no-deal Brexit could trigger shortages.
Brexiteers fight for liberty
This stoush symbolises a version of the clash of forces playing out in some measure in every main Western democracy.
PM’s parliament suspension ’unlawful’
Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend the UK Parliament was unlawful, a Scottish court has ruled.
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