Brexit

Jonathan Reynolds’ reaction to business and trade questions mark an important turning point

Keir Starmer pledged no tax rises for working people, yet that’s impossible. Unless, of course, he drops his red lines on the single market and customs union

After 25 years, our diarist lays to rest the nation’s most feared and revered diary column

Is the prime minister serious about his EU red lines - or just playing a long game?

Keir Starmer’s trip to Germany and France feels empty without rejoining the scheme

No amount of slightly closer cooperation in areas of little everyday benefit can get anywhere near the massive gains from being back in the EU

Instead of pretending to be dragged into it, why not celebrate it?

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at GB News, Lee Anderson, Ben Habib and more

Delays for travellers to Europe are about to get much worse with the EU’s new entry/exit system

I’m not one for boycotts, but I make an exception for business leaders who backed Brexit

New polls suggest support for the PM’s softly-softly stance on Europe – but for how long?

The conservative members are dragging the party towards the same disaster as last time – and the time before that

Will Starmer’s inaction on Brexit help strengthen the cause of Scottish independence?

An extraordinary claim about the Brexiteer who wants to lead the Tories

No, things wouldn’t have gone better if the Tories had prioritised Commonwealth trade

The long road back to the EU will take years – maybe decades – to traverse. But we must make a start

It makes the country richer, culturally and economically. Now’s the time to say so

Foreign language teaching in Britain is on the decline, which risks making the country more cut-off and inward-looking than ever before

The government says it’s levelling with us on the economy - so why not on the truth about a scheme demonised by Brexiteers?

The reason why Brexiteers are suddenly finding the capital unwelcoming lies closer to home than they think

Clacton’s elected representative will spend the next five years dogwhistling about people who don't live there

Three weeks in, Starmer has brought Britain closer to the EU, and outraged Brexiteers. What’s not to like?

In the aftermath of events in the US, it’s important not to fall into the same hyperbolic trap that plagued our media in the run-up to other recent elections

In TNE’s new column, science writer Philip Ball provides news and analysis from scientists, policymakers and the frontiers of human knowledge

They help the environment, but Brexiteers hate them because the idea came from the EU

Mirroring updated EU product rules will cheer industry and enrage Brexiteers

If the Treasury published an audit of the damage done by leaving, Starmer would face a serious political problem

David Lammy is keen to make Britain a good global – and European – citizen again. But how can he do it?

Labour’s first steps at moving closer to the EU are welcome, and vital to counter Nigel Farage

Here’s how Rachel Reeves can start setting the economy back on track without breaking the bank

The Labour government must now repair the damage done by Britain’s greatest ever political blunder

Le Pen and Bardella are the stuff of 2016 nightmares