Questions raised over whether Boris Johnson will sign up to new deal amid consent worries

‘Big move’ on political consent for customs and regulation fails to sway Foster and Dodds

Senior sources say the prospects of an accord are ‘looking more promising’

Confidence mounts that EU and UK close to announcing sought-after departure deal

British PM sticks to line on EU exit as queen gives speech in context of unconcluded talks

Turning British proposal into workable plan and legal text could take weeks, EU side says

No EU-UK agreement on new withdrawal pact without Republic’s assent, says Dublin

EU could accept a scaled-down version of customs partnership proposed by May

Taoiseach holds ‘very positive and very promising’ meeting with Boris Johnson

Language ‘from some quarters’ toxic, says Taoiseach, as Downing Street spins

Brexit latest: Meeting this week might indicate it is too early to quit on current talks

Labour’s Brexit spokesman says government is offering a ‘reassuring bedtime story’ about impact of a no-deal Brexit on UK economy

Despite meetings between British and EU negotiating teams, breakthrough proves elusive

Johnson has called off a planned tour of EU capitals to drum up support for his proposal

Stormont veto and customs pose obstacles as EU expects extension and general election

EU halts technical discussions on Brexit details with David Frost over weekend

Biographer’s third volume on former prime minister says she viewed Ireland with some suspicion

Johnson tells parliament Brexit offer to EU a ‘broad landing zone’ for eventual agreement

London Letter: the new Brexit plan is vague, and there are some questions that nobody at Westminster or in Whitehall can answer

Government and EU to engage with UK on backstop proposals

Government and EU to engage with UK on backstop proposals

British PM says proposal a compromise for both sides that respects Belfast Agreement

British prime minister reserves harshest words for parliament ‘on the blink’

British PM to tell EU that reworked withdrawal agreement Britain’s final offer

Britain not proposing inspections five miles from Border but checks required, says PM

EU will see no purpose in entering week of negotiations without prospect of success

Deal hopes fade as British proposls dismissed completely by the Republic and the EU

Parties alert to danger of playing into Boris Johnson’s hands and increasing no-deal risk

If UK prime minister cannot move on customs, there can be no Brexit deal

British government expected to present detailed proposal to the EU within days

Arlene Foster tells Tories Northern Ireland could not be part of two customs territories

Kate Hoey tells Tory conference she approves of description of Benn Act as ‘surrender Bill’

The English author’s new book imagines a cockroach as the prime minister of the UK

London Letter: Johnson says outrage over Commons episode could add to difficulty

Bercow warns MPs of ‘toxic’ culture as government loses vote for three-day recess

Supplementary budget may be needed if Brexit delivers sharp shock, think tank says

Unrepentant PM outrages MPs with a display he was really aiming at angry voters

UK PM refuses to apologise for unlawfully advising queen to prorogue parliament

British MP defends prorogation and returns from New York to ‘take things forward’

Corbyn says UK at ‘extraordinary and precarious moment’ as MPs set to return

Supreme court’s decision means that every part of UK prime minister’s strategy has failed

Delegates back leader at conference but chaotic scenes do nothing for party image

Party delegates back leader Jeremy Corbyn’s position amid tensions over Brexit

Labour leader wants to delay decision on Remain until after general election held

Who is David Cameron, and what does his book say about Brexit, Boris and Enda Kenny?

London Letter: EU signals no role in talks for Stormont, that London must make decision

Prime minister claims he could take action on different grounds if court rules against him

Former British PM does not reveal how former taoiseach responded to overtures

‘We haven’t seen anything that works,’ says source, amid claims UK ideas insufficient

Prime minister’s statement claims judges cannot enforce political conventions

Lib Dems leader will rule out supporting either Johnson or Corbyn as prime minister

Defector from Labour says Lib Dems could win at least 40 seats in election

Party’s annual conference backs motion calling for article 50 to be revoked

Stressing no-deal’s undesirability, Barnier says EU cannot ‘avoid this scenario alone’

London Letter: Big parties face significant threats to their seats when they go to polls

No-deal exit likely to drive firms out of business, according to UK document

Analysis: Prorogation ruling deepens disharmony in Conservative party

PM’s actions had purpose of ‘stymying parliament’, says Scottish court

The most straightforward route out of the prime minister’s dilemma is to negotiate a withdrawal deal and win parliamentary support(...)

Meeting in London amid speculation Johnson considering all-Ireland plan for Border

PM pledges in Dublin to strive for deal as British parliament wary of legal compliance

Standing down on October 31st empowers sitting parliament to decide who replaces him

PM can only get Brexit on time with regulatory alignment deal across island of Ireland

Taoiseach says he is willing to see if there is common ground with UK prime minister

Behind bluster, British PM must strike deal to avoid seeking three-month Brexit delay

‘Little evidence’ government seeking a deal, says Amber Rudd following her resignation

The British PM is perilously close to having to delay Brexit, break the law or resign

Tánaiste has yet to see evidence of viable alternative to Northern Ireland backstop

Opposition likely to wait until suspension of parliament ends to make their move

Tánaiste argues ‘geopolitical earthquake of Brexit’ is biggest threat to stability of North

UK prime minister says cross-Border arrangement could extend beyond agri-food

Resignation of prime minister’s brother adds to dreadful week for beleaguered Tory chief

PM criticised over expulsion of 21 rebels on Tuesday, while latest rebel Spelman is spared

Opposition MPs abstain from Commons vote and deny him the needed two-thirds majority

His first prime minister’s questions showed how he plans to frame the electorate’s choice

Phillip Lee defects to Liberal Democrats as cross-party alliance moves to block no-deal Brexit

Bruising day in Commons for PM but hint at backstop solution in agri-food comments

Johnson suggests agri-food could continue to be regulated on an all-Ireland basis after Brexit

Twenty-one Conservatives join opposition MPs to take control of parliament agenda

Stephen Barclay repeats PM’s demand that backstop must be removed from withdrawal deal

Government sources say UK prime minister will go to the people if MPs vote to block no-deal departure

Prime minister’s claim that he is making progress in talks with the EU is entirely false

‘Boris bounce’ insufficient to block Lib Dems as Brexit Party targets PM’s ‘backsliding’

Success for Jane Dodds in Brecon and Radnorshire shrinks Tory majority to one

Plan to cut paperwork only good for ‘money-launderers and tax dodgers’

London Letter: PM’s force and Brexit focus prompts sturdy Brussels unity as reaction

Richard Neal says a US-UK trade deal will not happen if 1998 accord is jeopardised

Pair discuss Brexit and Northern Ireland during 15-minute phone call

New PM contradicts Michael Gove’s assertion that UK believes no-deal is most likely

Reports suggest figure of as much as £1bn, as Gove says no-deal planning now priority

PM’s pledges pose fresh challenge to Corbyn, already struggling with Brexit position

DUP describes as ‘unhelpful’ and ‘aggressive’ Taoiseach’s comments on stability of union

PM’s campaigning style during early days in office fuelled speculation of snap election

US congress ‘will not endorse trade deal’ with Britain if peace agreement is weakened

EU’s chief Brexit negotiator suggests Johnson is seeking to sow divisions among EU 27

London Letter: Britain’s new PM delights Tory MPs with cynical performance in the Commons

Vote Leave mastermind Dominic Cummings expected to plan for no-deal as PM’s adviser

New PM repeats demand for NI backstop to be deleted from EU withdrawal agreement

Less than two hours after PM walked into Downing Street, 17 ministers had quit or been sacked

A number of ministers are planning to resign when new Conservative leader becomes PM