The Government has said civil legal rulings issued in other European Union countries will be “recognised and enforced” in the UK beyond Brexit. 

Michel Barnier has goaded the UK government over the state of the Brexit negotiations ahead of the next round of talks in Brussels.

Downing Street has insisted that Brexit trade negotiations can begin in October - despite the Prime Minister of Slovenia warning that they could be delayed until next year.

A senior Labour MP has urged the party leadership to put "clear red water" between themselves and the Tories by backing continued membership of the single market and the customs union after Brexit. 

A series of post-Brexit trade deals will help make the world a safer place, the UK's top trade adviser has claimed. 

Workplace representatives of Unite, the UK’s largest union, are increasingly reporting that employers are attempting to force through pay freezes or below inflation pay offers, citing Brexit as the reason for their actions.

Philip Hammond and Michael Gove have clashed over the future of Britain's fishing waters after Brexit, it has emerged.

A top European judge has suggested the UK could retain full access to the EU single market without accepting the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.

Conservative ministers have reportedly warned David Davis that the growing crisis surrounding Donald Trump's presidency risks undermining a trade deal with the US.

The UK could secure a big economic boost by unilaterally removing tariffs on all imported goods, a group of pro-Brexit economists have claimed.

The Government will this week publish a raft of new position papers as David Davis urges Brussels to get started on negotiating a comprehensive trade deal.

William Hague has compared Brexit to taking “control of a gun” – and warned the Government not to “shoot its foot off” by failing to maintain close ties with the EU.  

The next phase of Brexit talks may be delayed until Christmas, according to reports.

Businesses and senior politicians have cast doubt on the Government's vow that Brexit will not mean a return to a hard border between the Republic and Northern Ireland.

EU citizens will be able to continue to move freely from the Republic of Ireland into the UK after Brexit, the Government has admitted.

The Road Haulage Association has expressed reservations after the government has said it does not want any border posts between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in its new position paper on Brexit - it suggests a ‘new customs partnership’ or a ‘highly streamlined customs arrangement’.

Cabinet splits on a post-Brexit transition deal with the European Union have reopened after Liam Fox and Boris Johnson called for a customs pact to be in place for no longer than a year. 

Brexit Secretary David Davis's former chief of staff is to lead a new pro-EU political party, it has been confirmed.

Brexit will not mean "a return to the border posts of the past" between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, the Government has insisted.

Graeme Swan, Government and Public Sector partner at EY, has commented on today's Customs Union announcement.

Road Haulage Association director of policy and public affairs Rod McKenzie who was in Downing Street for the announcement said: “Ministers said the plans would mean the ‘free-est and most frictionless possible trade’ with Europe. This could include a ‘temporary customs union’ after Brexit to prevent border problems.”

Labour’s position on Brexit has been thrown into further confusion after a senior frontbencher repeatedly refused to clarify his party’s position.

A top Brussels official has dismissed the UK Government's plans to strike a "temporary" customs deal with the EU after Brexit as "a fantasy".

David Davis’s former chief of staff has launched a scathing attack on the Brexit Secretary, accusing him of only working a three-day week and "leering" over Labour frontbencher Diane Abbott.