Tánaiste says central problem of Brexit is unwillingness of some in Britain to compromise

London Letter: Amid scepticism over inter-party talks there is fresh attention on the backstop

Irish citizens ‘will still be able to work, study and, above all, will be welcome’, says British minister

Agreement will guarantee the free movement of people between the two countries

UK government’s talks with Labour described as ‘constructive’ and ‘robust’

Analysis: Lidington warning over withdrawal agreement deadline will alarm MPs

Gavin Williamson fired by prime minister over alleged leak of NSC discussion to media

Suggestion floated to extend parliamentary session beyond summer in absence of accord

More than a third of people in the UK believe that losing money or personal information over the internet is now unavoidable

Seen & Heard: Banks could sue over Sinn Féin mortgage Bill, attorney general advises

Tory-Labour talks unfruitful as Brexit delay now needs EU leaders’ unanimous approval

Legislation passes by one vote as May and Corbyn begin talks on way forward

Jeremy Hunt and Michael Gove among the Tories who could try to succeed Theresa May

Three junior ministers resign before defying whip to back amendment tabled by Tory Oliver Letwin

Prime minister meets leading Brexiteers at Chequers in attempt to win support for deal

Taoiseach also says he will work with whoever is British PM amid turmoil in London

There is a growing view May will have to go if deal is rejected again

Justification for an extension must be linked to a new event or a new political process, says Barnier

Nigel Dodds says party does not want a no-deal Brexit but needs further guarantees

MPs reject amendment that would have seen UK Parliament control how Brexit proceeds

Move significantly increases risk of damaging ‘no-deal’ divorce, says Donald Tusk’s spokesman

Documents provide additional layer ‘interpretation, clarification, elaboration’

Joint interpretive instrument means EU cannot trap UK in backstop indefinitely

If latest deal satisfies the DUP, most Tory Brexiteers are likely to fall into line

Tánaiste welcomed Charles and Camilla to a Brexit-fuelled mutual admiration session

Creed says agrifood supports only ‘when we know what sort of Brexit we’re dealing with’

British prime minister insists she will deliver Brexit on time

DUP’s Sammy Wilson describes the European Council president as a ‘devilish, trident-wielding euro maniac’

DUP ‘fundamental’ to delivering Brexit, Arron Banks tells party meeting in Ballymena

Brady amendment has identified backstop as the sole obstacle to ratifying the withdrawal agreement

London Letter: UK and EU are at odds once again as a result of growing risk of no-deal

Secretary of State published letter to assure citizens the deal is not a threat to the Union

No changes sought to withdrawal agreement, Downing Street stresses

Backbench opposition to agreement grows as Downing Street briefs Conservative MPs

MPs to begin debating withdrawal agreement next week ahead of December 11th vote

‘Very difficult’ to avoid hard border if no withdrawal agreement in place, says Taoiseach

Downing Street remains non-commital about chances of striking deal soon

‘She has to do the maths as to whether she can proceed without our support in parliament’

British and Irish leaders meet for Brexit-dominated summit on Isle of Man

Jo Johnson says choice between ‘vassalage and chaos’ and urges second referendum