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The Department for Trade will have multiple high-pressure jobs to deal with, even without trade deals.

Trade reality: What’s really going to happen if May gets her deal

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City of lies: Hard Brexiters are increasingly unconcerned by accuracy

Week in Review: The Brexit lies just won’t stop

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Raab arrives in Downing Street for the Cabinet meeting yesterday. This morning, he resigned as Brexit secretary.

Raab resigns: The shabby end of a pitiful career

Brexit secretary Dominic Raab proved as ignorant as he was incompetent – now Brexit stands revealed for the lunacy that it really is.

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Theresa May outside Downing Street ahead of the publication of her Brexit deal.

A guide to Theresa May’s Brexit deal

Theresa May’s Brexit endgame: These are the outlines of a deal that’s likely to please nobody

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Free movement is one of the great pro-immigration accomplishments of the post-war period

Sorry, Lexiters – there is no such thing as a pro-immigration Brexit

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Lost in paralysis: Transition could stretch uncertainty out for years

While No.10 is paralysed, N.Ireland faces a lost decade of uncertainty

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Jo Johnson visiting the European Commission last year. This afternoon he resigned from government over Brexit.

Jo Johnson resignation: It’s getting hard to see how May will win that vote

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Shattered dreams: There are likely to be broken hearts on both sides of the Brexit divide once a deal comes back

Week in Review: Things are about to go all wibbly-wobbly on Brexit

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Dominic Raab, Brexit secretary, now faced by the consequences of the myths he used to promote.

Backstop breakdown is a product of the oldest Brexit lie

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Settled status: Can government promises be relied on?

Away from prying eyes, govt stitches-up EU settled status system

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David Cameron arrives to testify to the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations last March. The former PM is said to mulling a return to British politics.

Week in Review: The return of Call-Me-Dave

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"The event opened with an update on progress on the UK’s exit from the UK and what needs to be done to secure a successful UK industry"

NOAH conference: ‘Brexit and beyond: a strong future for animal health’

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Hammond delivers Budget 2018

Budget 2018: Tiny sums as Spreadsheet Phil prepares the airbags for Brexit

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Error notice: False beliefs about European immigration are not challenged

New study shows Brexit is drenched in fake news

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Division: Separating out different Remain and Leave groups would be key to a People's Vote strategy

People’s Vote analysis: 40% of the public up for grabs by either side

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Barnier: New offers make deal achievable, although not necessarily deliverable in parliament.

Last-gasp Brexit deal fix will poison our politics for years

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Dominic Raab: Talks on Sunday fall apart amid danger signs for negotiations

Talks breakdown: Don’t blame the EU for what Leavers got wrong

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Digging into the data provides surprising results in the Brexit debate

Strip away the propaganda and evidence shows public view on Brexit is softening

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Brexit: It’s time to check our English privilege

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