Prime minister defends ‘common rule book’ as protecting British jobs and livelihoods

With Davis and Johnson gone, can any form of Brexit now find a Westminster majority?

May looked nauseous while he displayed unpleasant qualities that inspired massive protest

US president says he will support whatever stance British prime minister takes on Brexit

Paper adds some detail to Chequers proposal but EU may dismiss key parts as unworkable

Hardline Brexiteers unhappy about White Paper plotting course to ‘half-leave’ the EU

At first official dinner May tells Trump Brexit offers opportunity to deepen UK-US relations

British white paper opens door to preferential migration treatment for EU nationals

Hardline Conservatives step up opposition to proposals agreed at Chequers

Departure of Ben Bradley and Maria Caulfield reflects unease of backbench Brexiteers

Boris Johnson says Chequers plan would make the UK an EU ‘colony’

1922 Committee does not trigger confidence vote and PM leaves meeting to applause

Resignations by Davis and Johnson push May’s government closer to the brink

Analysis: Few believe PM would lose confidence vote as no majority for hard Brexit

The further compromises the EU will seek will test the unity she imposed at Chequers

PM tells MPs that strategy agreed last week represents the ‘right Brexit’

Denis Staunton: Theresa May faced down Brexiteer ministers – but EU may be sceptical

British ministers agree at Chequers summit to plans for a new EU-UK free trade area

EU’s chief Brexit negotiator says there will be no new border between NI and rest of UK

Dublin might help matters by offering a less confrontational, more subtle response

Irish Government expects British prime minister to signal towards soft Brexit

Late ‘Guardian’ editor thought journalism needed to prove itself as being worthy of trust

Notion UK unable to negotiate trade accord with US rejected as ‘categorically untrue’

PSNI chief constable feels ‘orphaned’ by having nobody in government to liaise with

Rees-Mogg pressures PM, while watchdog finds official Leave campaign broke law

Conservative Party tensions erupt ahead of effort to find common approach to EU talks

Police investigating the deaths of 17 newborns at the hospital 2015 and 2016

May says ‘some real differences’ remain between UK and European Commission around Border

Clarity on future trading relationship required, British prime minister warns

PM will appeal to soft Brexiteers as she seeks to negotiate compromise with cabinet

Greg Clark says more time may be needed, as hard Brexiteers heap pressure on May

David Duckenfield to face trial for manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 fans

London Letter: Schadenfreude aplenty as World Cup puts a grin on a nation’s face

Parliamentary report finds UK intelligence was involved with ‘plainly unlawful’ activities

Officers express hope he can push for more resources to counter the effects of cutbacks

Ministers’ divisions over Brexit deepen as Corbyn accuses PM of putting jobs at risk

May has invited full cabinet, where most favour a softer Brexit, to Chequers away day

UK and EU negotiators are urged to put economic interests and jobs first

Border must remain invisible, rather than ‘frictionless’, says former president

Business secretary Greg Clarke says Airbus justified in outlining trade risk of no-deal exit

UK health secretary claims negativity of industry players undermining PM in talks

London Letter: Brexiteers complain that Border talk is holding negotiations to ransom

Post-Brexit process will entitle EU people to remain in UK and be joined by close family

But government won by only 16 votes, which will be seen as a dangerously tight margin

Sinn Féin leader has hour-long meeting with British PM in Downing Street

Government’s narrow victory comes after promising more time for debates on negotiations

Government has proposed alternative non-binding motion in case of no Brexit deal

Majority in North think Brexit makes Irish unification in foreseeable future more likely

Conservative pro-European rebels will take heart from Lords’ outcome

Robin Walker said he hoped a new security partnership with the EU would ensure the Garda and the PSNI continue to co-operate

Amendment returns to Commons on Wednesday where a defeat for May could take a no-deal Brexit off the table

EU Withdrawal Bill returns on Monday to the House of Lords

MP says Ireland Secretary of State Karen Bradley’s response failed to engage with content of report

Backbenchers say PM broke promise over parliament’s powers in event of no-deal Brexit

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Hardline Brexiteer says EU’s stance on Border is political rather than legal

Hundreds walk behind wreath reading ‘Humanity for Grenfell’, many carrying pictures of some of the victims

PM to set out course of action if final Brexit agreement rejected or talks end with no deal

Support came after rebel MPs relented just ahead of vote, in wake of justice minister’s resignation

Tory rebels, growing in strength, help tilt the balance towards a soft Brexit

Proposal to give parliament veto over any EU departure deal beaten after promises to MPs

Britain’s negotiating hand weakened if Lords amendments allowed to stand, PM argues

UK wants a permanent solution to the issue to be included in its withdrawal agreement

London Letter: Two years on from the UK’s EU vote, Remain side has the momentum

Boris Johnson claimed there are ‘so few firms that actually use that border regularly’ tail should not be allowed wag dog

Supreme court judges found NI abortion laws breached European Convention

Challenge to Northern Ireland’s abortion regime dismissed on technical grounds

Her respective commitments to EU and to Brexiteers over time limit can’t be reconciled

David Davis says backstop deal to avoid hard border must be time-limited

DUP hardline reinforced with claim abortion sometimes used as form of contraception

House of Commons holds debate on proposal to repeal sections of 1861 law governing issue

Move represents a further shift in party policy towards a soft Brexit

Irish officials expect new British proposals on Border this week

Institute for Government says UK’s border ideas not fleshed out and unacceptable to EU

Blaze spread so fast that escape route filled with smoke before fire service altered advice

Former Tory peer Alexander Hesketh is pro-Brexit, even though it threatens his other passion

Failure to plan for no-deal Brexit may weaken negotiating hand, warns Rees-Mogg

Senior Conservatives call for free vote in on Labour bill to extend abortion rights to Northern Ireland

Sinn Féin leader McDonald calls for abortion to be more widely available in the North

London Letter: UK a fundamentally unreliable partner, packed conference hears

Britain seeks security and industrial access to navigation system initiative post-Brexit

Spirit of sacrifice and courage which produced the Belfast Agreement must be rediscovered

Revenue head says maximum facilitation model would cost £32.50 for each declaration

Inquiry into London tower-block blaze that killed 72 opens with personal testimonies

Committee urges early return to talks to restore Executive and Assembly

Relatives and friends of tower inferno’s 72 victims begin testimony about lost loved ones

Panel to include two from community after controversy over chairman

‘Poor girl. If I was Harry I’d drive her straight to Heathrow and take her away from the whole lot of them’

Prince Charles, heir to the throne, will need to make big changes when Queen Elizabeth dies

Iain Duncan Smith insists arrangement must not last more than a month or two

Crowds gather at Windsor ahead of US actor’s marriage to Prince Harry on Saturday

London Letter: Tory supporter of Brexit lapses into weary rehearsal of its benefits

Ray Bassett tells MPs Irish Government is bluffing and backstop is unworkable

Analysis: Internal debate over customs bears little relation to existing negotiations with EU

PM warns Conservative rebels they risk damaging integrity of British politics

Technological solutions known as ‘max fac’ would be less suitable for Northern Ireland

Scottish government claims clause 11 undermines devolution settlement

British prime minister declines to blame Israel, while Turkey issues forceful denunciation

Denis Staunton: There is no obscuring Theresa May’s tangle as she seeks to unite Tories

UK local elections: Conservatives’ relief genuine as party escapes a bloodbath in London