LONDON — Theresa May this week made it as clear possible that she wants Britain to pursue a soft Brexit, keeping the country tied closely to the European Union, while remaining outside its ...

will shock euroskeptic readers, but whoever the new Conservative leader turns out to be, the reality of what lies ahead is clear. Corbyn or “soft Brexit”: Choose one.

The fact of the matter is that the UK government’s own cabinet is still deeply divided along ‘Soft Brexit’ and ‘Hard Brexit’ lines, and hasn’t even yet tried to reach a consensus on ...

Some are opposed to her deal because they think it’s too ‘soft’ and doesn’t reflect the true meaning of Brexit, some think it’s too ‘hard’, and some think the UK needs another say on ...

Brexit brings with it a set of uncertainties which make that planning much more difficult.” Calls for a Soft Brexit – or even stopping Brexit We also asked what would represent the best Brexit ...

In a 'Soft Brexit' scenario, there would be few actual changes in the game, with free-movement of workers, and therefore players, from the EU remaining. Another possible outcome of the Brexit ...