the i paper Corbyn hints he would stay neutral over Brexit and 'let public choose'inews.co.uk - Chloe Chaplain Jeremy Corbyn indicated he intends to remain neutral in any second Brexit referendum after promising Labour would put the decision back to the public …
the i paperBrexit French politician blames Brexit mess on Boris Johnson in Radio 4 rowinews.co.uk - Sally Guyoncourt Entente cordiale was stretched to its limit when Today presenter John Humphrys crossed swords with a French MEP. Nathalie Loiseau, an MEP for Emmanuel …
the i paperBrexit Boris Johnson steps up drive for Brexit breakthroughinews.co.uk - Nigel Morris With just 43 days to Britain’s scheduled departure from the European Union, Boris Johnson is accelerating his diplomatic drive to agree the outlines …
the i paperJohn Major Major warns Government victory in Supreme Court could kill democracyinews.co.uk - Hugo Gye Democracy could be in danger if the Government is granted the right to suspend Parliament whenever it wants, John Major will tell the Supreme …
the i paperBrexit Households 'buying fewer groceries' despite talk of Brexit stockpilinginews.co.uk - Florence Snead Households are buying fewer grocery products than last year despite speculation about people stockpiling items ahead of Brexit, figures suggest. They …
the i paperBrexit Party Caroline Lucas says Lib Dem plan to revoke Article 50 is 'dangerous'inews.co.uk - Chloe Chaplain Green Party MP Caroline Lucas has ruled out joining forces with Remain parties pledging to immediately revoke Article 50 and scrap Brexit if they get …
the i paperBrexit 'Our freedom is at stake here': Brexit protesters start queuing at 5aminews.co.uk - Cahal Milmo “This is about the underpinnings of our democracy,” said one protester stood outside the Supreme Court waving a placard politely accusing Boris …
the i paperBrexit PM will delay publishing final Brexit plans until Octoberinews.co.uk - Nigel Morris Boris Johnson will delay publishing his final Brexit blueprint until next month, leaving him just a fortnight to try to hammer out an agreement with …
the i paperBrexit PM 'abused power to suspend Parliament' by seeking to 'silence' MPsinews.co.uk - Cahal Milmo Boris Johnson abused the power to suspend Parliament more than any prime minister in 50 years by seeking to “silence” MPs and prevent them derailing …
the i paperLiberal Democrats (UK) Lib Dems will introduce a 'wellbeing budget' to review policy impactinews.co.uk - Richard Vaughan The Liberal Democrats will assess every policy decision and new piece of legislation on their impact on people’s wellbeing before rolling them out, …
the i paper Ex-Supreme Court judge says the Government has 'behaved disgracefully'inews.co.uk - Albert Evans Former Supreme Court judge Lord Sumption has accused Boris Johnson of taking a “hammer and sickle” to the nation’s political culture over the issue …
the i paper Justice Secretary Robert Buckland refuses to rule out possibility of Parliament being prorogued for a second timeinews.co.uk - Albert Evans Justice Secretary Robert Buckland refused to rule out a second prorogation to force through the Government’s Brexit agenda when he was challenged …
the i paperBrexit Luxembourg PM Xavier Bettel provokes fury from Eurosceptics after ’empty chairing’ Boris Johnsoninews.co.uk - Chloe Chaplain and Nigel Morris Xavier Bettel faced Eurosceptic fury over his decision to “empty chair” Boris Johnson and launch a tirade over the Prime Minister’s handling of the …
the i paper What to expect from the Supreme Court hearinginews.co.uk - Nigel Morris Members of the public on either side of the Brexit divide started queuing outside the Supreme Court hours before it began an historic hearing into …
the i paper Cameron says austerity should have come in harder, fasterinews.co.uk - Chloe Chaplain David Cameron said, far from regretting the years of austerity he oversaw as prime minister, he wished he had imposed more cuts and faster when he …
the i paper How Boris Johnson could try to evade the no-deal Brexit blocking law – and whether it’ll workinews.co.uk - Chloe Chaplain Boris Johnson has said he is still determined to leave the EU on 31 October and will not ask for another Brexit delay despite the UK being no closer …
the i paper Supreme Court to judge if PM misled the Queen to suspend Parliamentinews.co.uk - Nigel Morris The legal battle over claims that Boris Johnson misled the Queen and suspended Parliament to stifle debate over Brexit will come to a head on Tuesday …
the i paper Lib Dems are 'playing with fire' over cancelling Brexit policyinews.co.uk - Richard Vaughan Cracks appeared within the Liberal Democrats after a senior MP warned the party is “playing with fire” over its decision to back a policy to cancel …
the i paper A Banksy painting showing Parliament as full of chimpanzees is on saleinews.co.uk - Louis Doré A Banksy painting which depicts the House of Commons as full of chimpanzees is expected to sell for between £1.5 – 2 million according to auctioneer …
the i paperBrexit Johnson cancels press conference in Luxembourg amid loud booinginews.co.uk - Nigel Morris Boris Johnson came under scathing attack for presiding over a Brexit “nightmare” from Luxembourg’s Prime Minister as his latest attempt to make …
the i paper David Cameron is 'deeply sorry about all that’s happened' since 2016inews.co.uk - Albert Evans Former Prime Minister David Cameron has said “not a day goes by” when he does not think about all the decisions he took in the run-up to the 2016 …
the i paperIcon version of the Flipboard logo Cameron says it was a 'disastrous decision' to expel 21 Tory rebelsinews.co.uk - Jane Merrick David Cameron has warned Boris Johnson to reverse his decision to expel 21 Conservatives for rebelling against his government or else face “disaster” …
the i paperIcon version of the Flipboard logo No sign of Brexit breakthrough after Boris Johnson meets Jean-Claude Juncker for talksinews.co.uk - Chloe Chaplain The European Union has indicated there has been no breakthrough in efforts to reach a new Brexit deal with the UK after saying Boris Johnson put no …
the i paper More than 1,400 restaurants have closed since summer 2018inews.co.uk - Josh Barrie More than 1,400 restaurants in the UK have closed in little over 12 months as the “casual dining crunch” continues to hurt the hospitality …
the i paperDominic Raab Dominic Raab says law forcing Brexit delay is 'flawed'inews.co.uk - Albert Evans Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said a piece of legislation passed by MPs aimed at forcing the Government to avoid a no-deal Brexit is “deeply …
the i paper Raab urges Brussels to show 'pragmatism' to resolve Brexit deadlockinews.co.uk - Nigel Morris The Foreign Secretary challenged Brussels to show “some pragmatism and flexibility” over Brexit as Boris Johnson headed for crucial talks with the …
the i paper Chuka Umunna launches attack on ‘Russian apologist’ Jeremy Corbyn in first major Lib Dems speechinews.co.uk - Richard Vaughan Chuka Umunna has launched a devastating attack against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn branding him an “apologist for the hard-right Russian …
the i paper Everything we have learned from David Cameron's new bookinews.co.uk - Chloe Chaplain David Cameron has spoken of his momentous decision to hold a Brexit vote and his sadness at the realisation that he had “failed” to keep the UK in …
the i paperIcon version of the Flipboard logo Boris Johnson tells Juncker: Brexit delay will cause rancourinews.co.uk - Nigel Morris Any delay to Brexit will cause “rancour and division” and cost Britain hundreds of millions of pounds, Boris Johnson will declare in a showdown …
