None of the deals announced today will winch the once regnant Britannia back up the economic slipway down which she slides.

In another political universe, Leavers would be claiming this flurry of deals as a “Brexit benefit”, offering sceptical but ...

Editorial: For all the praise that has greeted the government’s new trade arrangements with India and the United States, it ...

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 ...

No matter how hard Labour tries to demonstrate control over immigration, the right-wing media will keep moving the goalposts, and will almost always favour the headline-grabbing provocateur that is ...

Visas for young Brits and EU citizens under a youth mobility scheme are a “no brainer,” say London business chiefs. BusinessLDN urged the Government to agree such an arrangement with the European ...

Deal could help UK industries hit by Trump tariffs, as ministers say it will add £4.8bn a year to economy by 2040 Keir ...

Some still believe the government may be forced to hold a second referendum – if not giving an option to stop the process, then at least setting out a choice between a hard or a soft Brexit.

Mr Bailey does not take a public view on Brexit. He is not a “Remainiac ... of course – will be as great a cultural and “soft-power” benefit as any marginal economic impact and will ...

Consumers in Northern Ireland won’t feel the full benefits of a post-Brexit trade deal between the UK and India because ...

The agreement - the most significant since the UK left the EU - will see tariffs slashed on cosmetics and medical devices and is expected to boost GDP by £4.8bn.

From tariffs to visas and services, we talk through the key concessions in the long-awaited agreement, as well as the big ...