Concern in Dublin for May’s prospects as ministers resign and MPs move to oust her

London Letter: Parliamentary arithmetic suggests deal will be defeated in December vote

‘My approach throughout has been to put the national interest first’

Protocol on Northern Ireland provides backstop guarantee that will safeguard a soft border

PM faces grim parliamentary arithmetic that offers no apparent route to victory

Report claims 10 ministers spoke out against prime minister’s deal at cabinet meeting

Former Brexit minister Steve Baker predicts if the deal is put to a vote in the Commons dozens of Conservative MPs will vote again(...)

Taoiseach and Tánaiste meet officials to discuss text agreed by negotiators

Support of attorney general and Brexit secretary crucial to prime minister’s strategy

Foster says NI trade rules being set in Brussels would be ‘democratically unacceptable’

Theresa May says speculation about an imminent breakthrough in talks is premature

Downing Street given Wednesday deadline if Brexit summit to be held by November’s end

If there is no breakthrough by Wednesday evening a deal will have to wait until December 13th

Conservative Brexiteers and pro-Europeans opposing stance on EU customs arrangement

May’s letter ‘raises alarm bells’ for those who value the integrity of the union, says Foster

Arlene Foster accuses British PM of breaking promises over proposal for Northern Ireland

Britain wants a UK-wide customs arrangement to be written into the legally-binding withdrawal agreement

Downing Street will seek a UK-wide customs backstop, which will alarm Brexiteers

Coveney warns agreement within UK cabinet not same as overall member state approval

UK cabinet likely to sign off on a Brexit withdrawal agreement within a week

EU believes movement on Border issue this week would allow for November summit

Brexit secretary Dominic Raab dismisses reports he is on the verge of resigning over backstop

May’s spokesman declines to say if Britain is seeking a system of third-party arbitration to determine when the backstop should en(...)

Taoiseach underlines ‘consistent’ stance on Border in call with British prime minister

Arron Banks claims the ‘sewer’ of British politics is unleashing ‘demons’ over Brexit

Deal would see EU writing the outline of a bare-bones customs union covering all the UK

London Letter: Britain’s policy seems to be puzzling immigration minister Nokes too

Electoral Commission refers Leave campaigner after investigation into referendum funding

Discussions to resume in earnest next week in an effort to find a breakthrough  

Humankind ‘sleepwalking to a cliff edge’ as biodiversity loss threatens people’s futures

Analysis: Proposed tax on tech giants is a backstop plan to a similar EU plan

Chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond declares era of austerity at ‘an end’

London Letter: Fears Britain could seek to use Border issue for trade deal leverage

‘Biggest impact would be on trade with Ireland that passes through this country’

British PM survives 1922 Committee meeting but Brexit mutiny is still in the air

North moves a step closer to abortion rights and marriage equality

British prime minister receives warm reception from Conservative 1922 Committee

PM’s spokesman brushes aside report that EU ready to offer UK-wide customs backstop

‘Britain is an important country, a serious country, a great country with great history’

Immediate threat to May’s leadership recedes as she delivers carefully crafted speech

Brexit withdrawal text must include Northern Ireland backstop, say EU negotiators

Northern Secretary claims government plans to stick to December agreement over Border

Tánaiste alludes to no deal after Brexit secretary Raab suggests backstop ‘alternative’

About 700,000 people rallied in London on Saturday for a second referendum

Raab says solution must ensure UK not ‘left indefinitely in a sort of customs union limbo’

European governments believe a deal is unlikely before mid-December

Some senior EU figures believe PM will struggle to get any deal through Commons

Foreign secretary Hunt says unity had given other EU countries more leverage in talks

Merkel and Macron turn up heat on May to find a political solution to impasse

British PM says she wants to explore solutions to backstop issue which is blocking deal

Part of problem is Downing Street did not to roll the pitch before announcement

British PM asserts commitment to backstop while Varadkar says time limit unworkable

European Parliament president says British leader has offered nothing new

British PM says most of other issues in withdrawal agreement solved

British prime minister says significant progress has been made

Analysis: May insists a deal is achievable; Barnier says negotiations need more time

‘Disappointing and concerning’ that progress on Northern Ireland so slow, says diplomat

Donald Tusk urges EU leaders to be ‘hopeful and determined’ about deal

PM fails to give DUP clear commitment that no part of UK will be treated differently

Suspicious DUP poised to revolt once details of a pact with European Union emerge

Backstop accord elusive for London and Brussels as time-limitation a stumbling block

Tory party’s Leavers and Remainers warn against compromise on contentious backstop

Proposals for ‘time-limited’ backstop and temporary customs deal latest sticking point

London Letter: Perils of travelling through the city and not being a member of the club

No early breakthrough expected in Brussels talks, as DUP threaten to vote against budget

The PM will struggle to find a majority for any deal she brings back from Brussels

Failure to back Conservative party on key vote would signal end of bilateral arrangement

Gareth Lee brought a claim against Ashers bakery for discrimination

Exchange in parliament a stark reminder to Conservative party of DUP intransigence

British plan is for whole of UK to enter ‘temporary customs arrangement’ with EU

Theresa May’s spokesman says ‘there remain big issues to work through’

First Minister believes NI would be at an advantage if it remained in single market

In her mostly unsuccessful time in office, May has shown remarkable political resilience

London Letter: EU wants ‘all-weather’ backstop locked down in Brexit agreement

Calls for tribunal to order MI5 to release information about the Third Direction policy

Prime minister sashays onstage in Birmingham, but will she stumble in Brussels?

British prime minister criticises Conservative Brexiteers for rejecting compromise

UK preparing move on the backstop as DUP fears rise

Foster says any deal that separates North from rest of UK would be an unacceptable violation of UK’s constitutional integrity

British PM reacts after former foreign secretary labels Chequers Brexit plan ‘a cheat’

Analysis: Johnson can still excite the Conservative base, but is that enough?

Analysis: As Conservative Party contenders vie for May’s crown precious time is ticking away

Brexit secretary reiterates point that UK will listen to new ideas - but is willing to crash out

May defends Chequers proposal as only plan on table as Johnson waits in the wings

London Letter :Silver lining of no-deal fear is remote chance of second referendum

Former foreign secretary says Ireland exploited Theresa May’s ‘infirmity of purpose’

Analysis: British Labour Party shows dynamism and a clarity of purpose

Labour leader says Tories targeting workers’ rights and promises to vote against May’s plan

Keir Starmer says party is likely to vote against any deal Theresa May makes with EU

Bus and coach services could also cease and road hauliers be banned if no deal agreed

Party leaning towards softest of Brexits but caution leads to second referendum fudge

Party at odds over whether option to Remain should be on ballot in event of second vote

Delegates at party conference on Tuesday are expected to support another referendum

Agreement should have ‘same benefits’ as customs union and single market membership

Prime minister says EU should treat UK with respect and stop making ‘unacceptable’ demands

Labour attacks PM’s negotiating strategy as Rees-Mogg supports her ‘strong’ stance

Analysis: PM’s Downing Street fighting talk likely to play well at Tory party conference

There must be many Johns in England who dislike eating from slates, the EU and change

‘Until UK has left EU, article 50 letter can be withdrawn,’ says John Kerr in new report

UK’s Brexit minister says fresh referendum on outcome of negotiations not on cards