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‘Until UK has left EU, article 50 letter can be withdrawn,’ says John Kerr in new report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

Cabinet secretary claims British parliament is ‘unionist’ and will defend UK’s ‘integrity’

Prime minister to say people of Northern Ireland have to be listened to in negotiations

Claim that mutual fishing rights suspension is causing hardship to North’s fishermen

British government urged to move beyond ‘sticking plaster’ approach to collapse of devolved institutions

Image of European Research Group as a highly disciplined machine takes another hit

British driving licences could become invalid in EU, government warns

Irish abroad will be protected under the Common Travel Area, British government confirms

Denis Staunton: Proposal offered little more than same ‘fixes’ doing rounds for two years

Rees-Mogg’s group’s report suggests customs can be conducted away from the Border

Conservative backbench Brexiteers claim nothing to fear from no-deal Brexit

Denis Staunton: British hopes pinned on informal meeting of EU leaders later this month

Barnier suggests withdrawal agreement could be sealed within six to eight weeks

Shadow Brexit secretary among the many politicians to condemn ex-foreign secretary’s words

Coveney urges respect in talks about possible change as Martin criticises Government’s approach

Leavers realise EU exit in March without a transition period would be catastrophic

Lead singer of The Cranberries was found dead in a hotel room in January

UK identifies two Russians as suspects in poisoning of former spy and his daughter

Brexiteer Tories had claimed Barnier shared their enthusiasm for Canada-style deal

Investigators think two men visiting from Moscow tried to commit murder in Salisbury

Dominic Raab tells MPs that if ‘pragmatism’ matched by EU then UK will be ready for exit

Board of deputies of British Jews hails adoption of Holocaust remembrance definition

Seventy per cent of under-threes in Spain are not in child care

British leader refutes ‘white flag fluttering’ broadside from ex-foreign secretary Johnson

Party to take action amid continued controversy over its attitude towards Jewish people

Negotiator rejects UK proposal saying it could end single market and EU project

London Letter: Macron warns UK its sovereign choice cannot be at cost of EU integrity

Frank Field says Labour ‘increasingly seen as a racist party’

David Lidington says no time for new proposals as Barnier rules out single-market compromise

Chancellor says leaving EU with no deal could cost UK £80bn in borrowing to 2033

Brexit proposal comes as Michel Barnier warns of need to ‘de-dramatise’ backstop issue

London Letter: Ambitions could be thwarted by electoral system and out-of-touch policies

British government issues warning notices to businesses if agreement with EU fails

Brexit secretary Dominic Raab restates commitment to keeping Irish Border open

Even pictures of rotting lungs on cigarette packs will have to be changed

Brexit minister Dominic Raab will stress that UK believes prospect of no deal unlikely

Meanwhile Labour frontbencher says second people’s vote would ‘undermine democracy’

British foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt to say ‘Britain would, of course, find way to prosper’

Inspectors found inmates appeared to be in control of prison in Birmingham

Decision made at first meeting of British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference since 2007

Party to review conduct of North Antrim MP, excluded for not declaring Sri Lanka holidays

Furore over home secretary's failure to seek assurances pair would not be executed

In Lords, Michael Heseltine becomes latest senior Tory to call for second referendum

‘We will be in a state of emergency. Services might not be available,’ says Dominic Grieve

Poisonous atmosphere prevails as Tory infighting persists around Brexit-related Bills

Even the free movement of musical instruments could end, says one composer

Coveney: If UK rejects EU plan it needs to come up with alternative

‘This government is rotten to its core,’ says Labour’s Ian Lavery of Julian Smith’s actions

Emotional MP pleads with constituents to continue to have confidence in him

Brussels has vowed to stand by Ireland in no-deal ‘doomsday scenario’, says Taoiseach

Former foreign secretary urges Theresa May to abandon ‘miserable’ Chequers plan

Former foreign secretary uses resignation speech to describe Brexit plan as ‘vassalage’

Reproduction of 1901 oil painting of the Countess will go on permanent display

Rebels help inflict surprise defeat on Theresa May over medicines regulations

Theresa May’s government is caught in a crossfire between Brexiteers and Remainers

May charges Russia with undermining West’s interests and cites nerve agent attack

Former Remainer Anna Soubry says it is ‘the stuff of complete madness’ for the government to accept the amendments

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