The UK’s unbending, effectively “no deal” stance – as outlined last week particularly in the Financial Times – is about to run up against the firm reality of the EU

The Financial Times continues its attack on the UK stance in the trade talks with the EU, making it quite clear that “cake-and-eat-it” is alive and well in No 10

The sound of Brexit chickens coming home to roost was loud in the land on Wednesday. The voice of capitalism, the FT, is alarmed about how radical, extreme, and anti-EU,

It’s seems more and more that the UK only wants an absolute minimum “bare bones” trade agreement with the EU. And business is getting increasingly worried, especially as we could

In a referendum held on the 23rd of June 2016, the majority of the British people who voted chose to leave the European Union. Nine months later on the 29th

Remember when the Blessed Theresa brought out the first version of the Backstop, sea border et al (and which lasted all of 12 hours when the DUP got at it)?.

The lead item shows the big gaps between the UK and EU which were starkly spelt out by the EU side following the ending of the first phase of the

Stories today major on how the hidden implications of Brexit are starting to be uncovered In this issue The Scottish government – supported by Stormont – won’t do checks at

With coronavirus swamping the news, the EU/UK Brexit talks – yesterday was day two – have gone a bit quiet. But there’s still lots of comment, including how the UK

As the EU/UK trade talks started yesterday (2 Mar), today’s media are reporting that our First and Deputy First Ministers are getting worried about NI/GB trade from 2021. They should