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A migrant baby is wrapped in a blanket on the Greek island of Lesbos, after crossing on a dinghy from Turkey yesterday.

Week in Review: Complete moral collapse on Greek border

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Anti-Brexit campaigners take part in the People's Vote March for the Future in London | Copyright: PA

Week in Review: People’s Vote changes the game

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EU and UK over dinner: Rule-of-origin tests will make food exports increasingly complicated Copyright: iStock/FutroZen

Brexit nightmares: The red tape reality of rules-of-origin

HMRC shows few signs of being prepared for the horrendous bureaucratic demands to come after Brexit.

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"It is vital for both the UK and EU that there is cooperation on animal medicines innovation, safety, regulation, access and supply."

Agreement on transition terms a step towards clarity for business

NOAH has welcomed the progress announced today on the agreement of how the UK will leave the EU, including transition terms.

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"European aviation is British success story, but that success is now a hostage of Brexit."

Aviation cliff-edge: How Brexit is sabotaging a British success story

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"The foreign secretary apparently wants to bring Remainers and Leavers together in a vision of a 'liberal Brexit'"

There’s nothing liberal about Brexit

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"The report suggests a phased reduction of tariffs on all items from any country on earth"

Tariff sabotage: Free market extremists hijack Brexit trade chaos

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"The national interest requires politicians of all parties to speak the truth, and to have the courage to make the positive case for immigration"

It’s time to make the case for free movement

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"The entire report suggests a chaotic, disorganised jumble of departments, staff, and projects"

Stumbling towards the exit: Report paints grim picture of Whitehall chaos over Brexit

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"May is going to lose this fight for three reasons"

Theresa May starts another fight she will not finish

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"This was birthed not in a Remainer alcove of the Treasury, but in the Department for Exiting the European Union itself."

The economic case against Brexit is now unarguable

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"May and her colleagues cannot accept that Britain is about to fail"

Lancaster House one year on: May has all her delusion and none of her power

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"If there is specificity about what is happening in the future, the whole endeavour will explode"

The threat of no-deal still hangs over us

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"It is entirely unclear what kind of diplomatic operation the UK has trying to influence these crucial talks as they take place over the next two months"

Week in review: The real news happens backstage

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"This year will define Britain for many years to come"

The three-stage plan to stop Brexit

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"We are in a rare moment when the scope of the negotiations can be influenced"

The success or failure of Brexit hinges on the next two and a half months

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"Apparently the new passport will have images inside of Britishness"

The row over blue passports sums Brexit up perfectly

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"Sometime next year she will have her final reckoning with the unrelenting wall of legal and political reality. It will defeat her."

Brexit: All that’s left for May to get through is the unyielding wall of reality

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"Theresa May has over the last 18 months demonstrated that she enjoys a good farce"

Brexit: A familiar return to chaos and embarrassment for May

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