European Court of Justice

EU Court Rules That The UK Can Unilaterally End Brexit

The European Court of Justice has ruled that that member states can withdraw unilaterally from leaving the EU while they are still in the negotiating period. This confirms that the UK can revoke its Article 50 notice without having to consult the rest of the EU.
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Britain Can Decide On Its Own To Reverse Brexit Withdrawal, ECJ Rules

The judgement comes one day before a meaningful vote on the Prime Minister's deal.
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The UK Can Stop Article 50 Without EU Approval, Top European Court Official Says

The case has been launched by a group of Scottish politicians.
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Nestlé Just Lost A 16-Year Legal Battle Over The Shape Of Kit Kats

Cadbury will be happy.
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Public Safety At 'Serious And Unnecessary Risk' Due To Brexit Deadlock

The UK could be locked out of key security databases.
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UK Was Wrong To Deny Transgender Woman A Pension At 60, EU Court Rules

The woman, who was assigned male at birth, had been told she had to wait she was 65 to make a claim.
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The UK’s Air Pollution Crisis Hits The Poor Hardest – And Brexit Will Make Things Worse

We are spending £20billion a year on health care for diseases caused by toxic air - National Clean Air Day is a good moment for us to collectively say enough is enough
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What's Happening To Brexit?

Both sides should be in uproar
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The Waugh Zone Tuesday February 13, 2018

The five things you need to know about politics today.
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Fresh Brexit Row As Jacob Rees-Mogg Warns EU's 'Punishment Plan' Is Unacceptable

Brussels wants the power to impose sanctions without getting court approval
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