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May stands firm on soft Brexit amid resignations and Tory turmoil

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

Credibility-boosted May must show political clout to progress

Intensifying Brexit negotiations likely to make May move further towards EU position

Rumours swirl over May’s fate but PM survives crunch backbench meeting

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

Denis Staunton: May and Brexit’s future now in doubt

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

‘Am I bovvered?’ EU shrugs its shoulders at Davis resignation

Analysis: As Johnson follows Brexit secretary out the door, talks process set to go on

Border question threatens to derail Britain’s Brexit strategy

EU’s rejection of UK’s proposals for the North puts pressure on the timeline for a deal

Britain urged to come up with a fresh Brexit Border plan

Sources say the UK’s latest proposals on the issue are similar to already-rejected plans

Meet the Brexit negotiators: David Davis and Michel Barnier

The men in charge of negotiating Britain’s exit from the EU are divided by culture, politics and personality but united on one thing — they need to finish the job

David Davis: Bullish wheel-greaser or Brexit fall guy?

Has the barroom bonhomie left the UK’s negotiating position weaker than it should have been?

Ditching Theresa May will not alter the course of Brexit

UK politics: what blinder would a new prime minister play that May is not able to?

How Brexit nightmare before Christmas was ended

After Monday’s debacle, Friday’s breakthrough on Border brought welcome cheer

UK bows to EU demands with breakthrough offer on Brexit bill

Britain agrees to total liabilities worth €100bn but will aim to pay less than half

Theresa May distances herself from Boris Johnson’s EU claims

Johnson wrote essay reopening Leave campaign’s claims of freeing up £350m a week

EU tells UK to get ‘serious’ as Brexit talks resume

The ‘sooner we remove ambiguity’ the better, Michel Barnier tells David Davis

British to appeal for EU flexibility as frosty Brexit talks restart

Latest round of Brexit negotiations between UK and EU begins on Monday

EU will not discuss Border proposals at Brexit talks

British government’s customs plans ‘are not on the agenda’ for next week’s negotiations

This week’s Brexit talks devoid of political grandstanding

Six-a-side Irish talks opened on Tuesday under watchful eye of Irish Embassy

EU and UK ‘singing off same hymn sheet’ on Northern Ireland

Brexit talks making progress on travel rules but split on citizens’ rights and divorce bill

EU talks divided over Britain’s Brexit divorce bill mooted at €75bn

Negotiators also discussed Northern Ireland for several hours on Tuesday morning

EU calls on UK to get its act together and set out Brexit stance

Michel Barnier reacts to Boris Johnson jibe, saying ‘no whistling, just a clock ticking’

Brexit negotiations get off to good start

EU and UK agree on structure, timeline and priorities for March 29th, 2019, deadline

UK risks crashing out of EU with no deal if more time wasted, warns Barnier

‘Next week, it will be three months after the sending of the Article 50 letter’

EU: We will kill Brexit negotiations if May insists on trade talks

British PM a figure of open mockery in Brussels after collapse of authority

Enda Kenny likely to seek early meeting with Theresa May

Incoming British PM known to Dublin officials anxious to replicate good link with Cameron

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