Brexit and trade war optimism boosts global markets

Markets report: Irish index ends the day up on hopes for a more benign Brexit

Brexit: Boris Johnson seeks to fast-track Brexit legislation

Speaker Bercow rules out new ‘meaningful vote’ on Johnson’s Brexit deal

Brexit: Johnson faces into week of crucial votes

Evaporation of support for DUP on Tory benches an unexpected blow for the party

House of Fools: What the papers say about Brexit

Newspapers across UK and Ireland lead with Saturday’s House of Commons debacle

Brexit: Johnson sends unsigned letter to EU seeking delay

PM sends second letter to Donald Tusk saying he is not personally seeking extension

Brexit Q&A: What happens next?

A vote on the latest deal has been sought on Monday but there is no guarantee it will happen

Brexit: Commons amendment vote only a setback for Boris Johnson

Analysis: Prime minister still in a strong position to win approval for his Brexit deal

No-deal ‘assurances’ given to Brexiteers alarm expelled Tories

Johnson discovers the arguments employed to win over one group can alienate another

Nobody in Brussels wants to slam the door in Johnson’s face right away

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

Boris Johnson refuses to apologise to Jo Cox’s family for Commons remarks

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

Gasps inside supreme court at judgment that surprised many

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

Q&A: what did UK Supreme Court say and what happens next?

What does the British supreme court’s ruling mean for Boris Johnson and for Brexit?

‘Boris Johnson isn’t fit to be prime minister. He’s misled queen and country’

Supreme Court ruling: Reaction to suspension of parliament being deemed unlawful

Johnson could face demands to appear before MPs when parliament resumes

House of Commons speaker welcomes UK supreme court ruling suspension was unlawful

Denis Staunton: Ruling an enormous blow to Boris Johnson’s authority

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

Johnson refuses to rule out suspending parliament again

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

Dishevelled Boris Johnson returns to face Commons rebellion

Business Week: also in the news was Budget 2020; ECB stimulus; and the Bernard Shaw

Foster dismisses reports DUP could soften stance on Brexit backstop

Paper claims DUP said it would drop its objection to regulatory checks in Irish Sea

Ignoring law around no-deal Brexit a ‘non-starter’, warns Bercow

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

Brexit: Suspension of parliament descends into chaos

Boris Johnson fails to secure general election before triggering prorogation

Johnson fails once more to secure pre-Brexit election

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

Bercow times resignation to limit government influence on successor

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

‘It is a complete nightmare’ – Brexit’s battle lines drawn at Westminster’s gates

Unparliamentary language dominates the street discourse at the gates of parliament

John Bercow’s long journey from hard right to Labour darling

Son of taxi driver known for theatrical calls for ‘order’ has put down obstacles to Brexit

Brexit: Boris Johnson will test no-deal prevention Bill ‘to the limit’

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

Labour MP gets applause after criticising Boris Johnson’s ‘derogatory and racist remarks’

Tory leader calls Jeremy Corbyn ‘big girl’s blouse’ during PMQs

Brexit explainer: what could happen in UK parliament this week?

Rebel MPs are trying to stop Johnson proceeding with a no-deal Brexit on October 31st

Outrage as Boris Johnson stops Corbyn and Co in their tracks

Business Week: also in the news was trade; economic signposts; Huawei, Apple, and jobs

Politicians trying to block no-deal making it more likely, says Johnson

John Major joins legal fight to block suspension of UK parliament

UK says it will hold twice-weekly talks with EU on Brexit deal

Boris Johnson asserts both sides must ‘up the tempo’ and labels backstop ‘anti-democratic’

Q&A: What’s Boris Johnson doing and where will it end?

Constitutional chaos could reign in UK as Brexit saga builds to crescendo in October

British parliament set for showdown over suspension

No-deal opponents set to block suspension move with no-confidence vote in PM

MPs express outrage at Johnson’s move to suspend parliament

Commons speaker John Bercow joins chorus of condemnation of British PM’s decision

Hammond warns Johnson against ‘betraying’ Brexit referendum

Former chancellor critical of ‘unelected’ saboteurs ‘pulling strings’ of UK government

Tories in open revolt as Boris Johnson set to become leader

Brexiteer poised to assume power as Tory MPs push back against possible no-deal exit

Brexit: MPs pass amendment to prevent suspension of parliament

Amendment passed by 41 votes in potentially crucial Commons decision

Northern Irish Bill could be used as vehicle to thwart no-deal Brexit

Tory opponents of no-deal say there are enough of them – ‘30-plus’ – to block it

Tory leadership race nears run-off as Rory Stewart eliminated

MPs to pick Boris Johnson challenger on Thursday as Stewart finishes last in third round

Labour tables cross-party motion to stop new prime minister leaving EU without deal

Former Commons leader Andrea Leadsom says leaving EU at the end of October will be a ‘red line’ if she becomes prime minister

Commons cannot be suspended to achieve no-deal Brexit, says Bercow

Comments come after Dominic Raab refuses to rule out proroguing parliament

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