Stephen Barclay

Brexit: Johnson sends unsigned letter to EU seeking delay

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

Brexit: How the deal was done and why the Varadkar meeting was a turning point

How the deal was done: step-by-step from Varadkar and Johnson’s ‘pathway’ talks

DUP fires warning after EU and UK agree to intensify Brexit talks

Donald Tusk says hopes of agreement have risen but that positive signs can be ‘political tricks’

Brexit talks approach ‘tunnel’ amid positive noises from both sides

Both EU and UK remaining tight-lipped about content of new British proposals

‘Stormont lock’ a non-runner in Brexit deal, says EU

Barnier insists that ‘if there is goodwill on both sides an accord is still possible’

UK Brexit proposals ‘unworkable and unenforceable’

NI’s former secretary of state accuses Johnson of ‘passing the parcel’ on Border issue

Brexit: UK open to flexibility on North consent vote, says Barclay

UK could move on mechanism that would allow NI to on decide staying in EU regulatory alignment

Hopes rise in EU for UK proposals on backstop next week

Leo Varadkar ‘not particularly optimistic’ of receiving written submission before summit

Boris Johnson: ‘From Incredible Hulk to Incredible Sulk’

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Brussels sees little evidence of progress in latest Brexit talks

Technical ‘non-papers’ with new UK proposals a rehash of old ideas, sources say

Tánaiste rejected suggestion of bilateral deal with UK

Michel Barnier has ‘done an incredible job over the last three years’, Coveney says

Ireland warns of ‘wide gap’ between EU and Johnson’s position on Brexit

‘We want to get a deal ... but we cannot allow Ireland to be the collateral damage’ – Coveney

Brexit secretary to meet EU negotiator Michael Barnier

Mr Juncker says he has no ‘emotional relationship’ with Irish backstop

Downing Street’s room for Brexit manoeuvre narrows

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

Brexit: UK seeks postponement of backstop discussion until December 2020

Brexit secretary Stephen Barclay also warns of impact of no-deal on Ireland

Coveney in informal talks over alternatives to Brexit backstop

Tánaiste expresses frustration at lack of written proposals from British ministers

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