2017 has been an exceptionally busy year for NOAH, with Brexit straddling every NOAH activity.

Theresa May has been urged to kick Lord Heseltine out of the Conservatives after he said a Jeremy Corbyn government would be better for Britain than leaving the EU.

One in four Labour voters could switch to another party at the next election amid confusion over its stance on Brexit, according to a new poll.

Labour MPs have urged Philip Hammond to publish Treasury analysis of how Brexit will impact on the UK economy. 

Tory grandee Michael Heseltine has said that a Jeremy Corbyn government would do “less damage” to the UK than Brexit. 

West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street, has said access to the single market and customs union post-Brexit is vital for UK businesses. 

Some 70 Labour councillors have piled pressure on Jeremy Corbyn to promise Brits a rethink on Brexit.

Boris Johnson and Michael Gove have reportedly attacked a move by HMRC to tax Brexit-backing donors as “bad for democracy”.

The cost of the average family Christmas could rise by as much as £80 because of Brexit-related price rises, a leading pro-European group has claimed. 

A Tory minister has accused Labour frontbencher Angela Rayner of tweeting "made up numbers" in a row over the cost of new blue passports.

Ministers will scrap the burgundy passports of the EU and revert to the old dark blue design just months after Brexit, it has been announced.

During 2017, Brexit has straddled every NOAH activity – indeed we estimate that well over 40% of NOAH’s resource this year has been spent on Brexit-related activity.

Theresa May will today set out plans for the UK and Poland to work more closely together on defence and security. 

Jeremy Corbyn has been hit by a major rebellion over Brexit after almost a quarter of his MPs defied the party leadership and backed remaining in the customs union. 

Theresa May has been accused of trying to "worm her way out" of giving MPs a meaningful vote on the final Brexit deal after clashing with a senior MP.

The head of the Bank of England has hit out at Michel Barnier for suggesting there would not be a free trade deal for the City of London after Brexit. 

Theresa May has agreed to water down a key Government pledge on the date of Brexit in order to avoid another humiliating Commons defeat. 

The Brexit transition period must last for 21 months and not the two years suggested by Theresa May, top Brussels negotiator Michel Barnier said today.

Philip Hammond has said that rapid progress on a Brexit trade deal is crucial to boost the UK’s flagging economy.

EU negotiators are preparing to compromise over controversial fishing quotas, it has been reported.

Just because Theresa May has interpreted Brexit to mean leaving the Customs Union doesn’t mean that she has a mandate to do so, says Chris Leslie MP.

The Bank of England is reportedly set to announce new rules that will make it easier for European banks to operate in the UK after Brexit.

Theresa May is set for a humiliating climbdown on her promise to stamp the Brexit date into UK law as scores of MPs line up to back a rival amendment.

Election watchdogs have fined the official Remain campaign and the Liberal Democrats thousands of pounds for breaching election spending rules in the EU referendum.