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Appeal to European Court being considered after ruling over Troubles disclosures

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Badenoch tells EU she would reverse Labour’s post-Brexit reset if UK ‘damaged’

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Former Russian minister ‘shocked’ to learn he was subject to sanctions in UK

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Key quotes from the Conservative Party leadership election

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UK ‘has much to learn about welcoming immigrants’ – Labour peer Margaret Hodge

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Brexit benefits require EU divergence, says Badenoch

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Parents await decision on where medics should withdraw treatment from baby

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DUP boycott could lead to end of Stormont Assembly, peer warns

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Give DUP time and space with Brexit deal and don’t create ‘drama’, pleads Sunak

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Rishi Sunak presses to unveil Protocol deal despite backlash from Tories and DUP

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EU outlines series of steps in response to controversial NI Protocol Bill

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EU launches fresh legal action against UK over Northern Ireland Protocol

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European Court to rule on long-running ‘gay cake’ saga

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EU set to move to ensure medicines continue to flow between GB and NI

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Dyson loses EU case for £150m damages over vacuum cleaner labelling rules

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No 10: Progress ‘limited’ in disputes with EU but more talks can bridge gap

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No breakthrough in UK-France talks on fishing dispute

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Raab outlines plan to stop European judges ‘dictating’ to UK

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Still a long way to go on Northern Ireland Protocol, warns Brexit minister

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Simon Coveney: EU-UK negotiations must move beyond ‘rancour’

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What the papers say – October 13

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Lord Frost to demand end of role of European Court in Northern Ireland Protocol

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UK Government ‘shifting goalposts’ on NI Protocol stand-off – Sinn Fein

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Brexit minister: EU proposals on NI must go further than sorting sausage wars

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Sefcovic warns against any renegotiation of Northern Ireland Protocol

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GCHQ mass surveillance powers violated human rights rules, European Court finds

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Lawyers challenge decision to remove immunity from MEP facing extradition

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Brexit issues raised with influential group of US Congress members
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UK can unilaterally cancel Brexit, European Court of Justice rules
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