Brexit
The Tories are sacrificing Northern Irish businesses on the altar of Brexit purity | Polly Toynbee
Firms have enjoyed a bumper year thanks to single-market status, says the Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
Polly Toynbee
18, Oct, 2021 @3:30 PM
The gap between reckless Brexit promises and reality will soon be too big to ignore | John Harris
Voters invested hope in the idea of leaving the EU. But a few years of queues and chaos could further erode public trust, says says Guardian columnist John Harris
John Harris
18, Oct, 2021 @5:00 AM
UK manufacturers hit back at claims firms are too reliant on foreign labour
Make UK urges government to work with sector to alleviate supply chain crisis instead viewing it as ‘the enemy within’
Joanna Partridge
18, Oct, 2021 @5:00 AM
Sir David Amess obituary
Dedicated Conservative politician who served as Southend West’s MP for nearly 25 years
Stephen Bates
17, Oct, 2021 @2:57 PM
Facing chaos and needing a scapegoat, the Tories seek an endless fight with Europe | Fintan O’Toole
The EU’s proposals on the Northern Ireland protocol offered what business leaders wanted, but the prime minister prefers failure and grievance
Fintan O’Toole
17, Oct, 2021 @6:30 AM
Suez taught us our future lay in Europe. So will Brexit
Britain’s two great self-inflicted crises of the postwar era point to a conclusion that voters may soon rediscover for themselves
William Keegan
17, Oct, 2021 @6:00 AM
Everything’s in short supply. The 1970s are looking better all the time…
Food bills are up, broccoli pickers are in short supply … and I can’t help thinking of our local butcher all those years ago
Rachel Cooke
16, Oct, 2021 @4:00 PM
David Puttnam hits out at government as he quits House of Lords
Film producer says ministers on ‘path to self-inflicted disaster’ and were ‘pig-ignorant’ in Brexit negotiations
Hannah Ritchie
16, Oct, 2021 @3:01 PM
Perfidious Albion: why French faith in Boris Johnson has nosedived
Analysis: Emmanuel Macron’s government thinks UK wishes to use France to keep Brexit alive in British politics
Patrick Wintour, Diplomatic editor
16, Oct, 2021 @6:00 AM
How Covid spread fear of globalisation and threatens a new world order
From China backtracking on coal to Britain’s ‘chicken king’ calling for a rethink of food production, the virus has accelerated nationalist impulses towards autarky
Martin Farrer
15, Oct, 2021 @11:39 PM
The road to Irish unity is far from straight | Letters
Letters: Readers respond to an article by Susan McKay discussing the prospect of a united Ireland and the need for constitutional change
Letters
15, Oct, 2021 @4:36 PM
Frost says there is big gap between UK and EU at Northern Ireland Brexit talks
Brussels has been ‘preparing for worst’, with options ranging from tariffs on UK imports to ditching deal
Daniel Boffey in Brussels and Lisa O'Carroll
15, Oct, 2021 @2:57 PM
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