Brexit negotiations

Sunday Shows Round-Up: Brexit Amendments, No-Deal Martial Law, and Philip May

We watched them so you didn't have to.
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Airbus CEO Warns UK Jobs Could Be Slashed If There's A No-Deal Brexit

Tom Enders predicted “potentially very harmful decisions” for its British operations.
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Months Away From Leaving, The Data Shows Britain Remains Divided As Ever On What Brexit Will Mean For The Country

87% of Remainers we spoke to could mention a negative consequence of Brexit, compared to only 18% of Leavers – numbers like these are essentially the same as when negotiations began
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'Fascist' Row As May Hints New Brexit Vote Will Spark Violence

“When did the Tory party start running away from fascists rather than standing up to them?”
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Poland Foreign Minister Floats Five-Year Time Limit To Brexit Backstop

A limit is "more favourable" than no deal, Jacek Czaputowicz has said.
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Compromise Is The Key To Solving Brexit

Instead of 'red lines' and shouting at each other, the biggest political crisis of our lifetimes will only be resolved by listening
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The Three Brexit Questions Everyone Wants Answering At The End Of This Week

Is it still going to happen? And will there be a general election? Your questions answered...
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Commons Speaker Bercow Could Be 'Denied Peerage' In Unprecedented Move

The move would break a tradition dating back 230 years.
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Boris Johnson Blames Low Wages On 'Unlimited Pools' Of Foreign Workers

He will urge the cabinet to 'focus on the issues that drove Brexit'
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Second Brexit Referendum Impossible In Next 12 Months, Government Document Claims

Pro-second Brexit referendum MP Dominic Grieve says the timescale is "simply wrong".
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