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The UK economy still is too heavily influenced by the EU to be truly independent
Prime minister’s assessment leaves hole in government’s post-Brexit trade strategy
London and Brussels seek to avoid legal deadline over ‘grace periods’ becoming a flashpoint in talks
ONS data show increase to £27bn as energy imports surge because of war in Ukraine
I don’t want my second marriage to get off on the wrong footing but I want to protect my children
Anne-Marie Trevelyan assures safeguards will protect farmers despite worries about cheap meat imports
Tory leadership frontrunner seeks swift action as September deadline on EU’s legal action looms
Fall of 96% from June 2021 contrasts with overall upward UK trend
Australia’s largest listed wine producer says demand will stay strong despite cost of living crisis
Distillery numbers at record high, with exports on track to match or pass pre-pandemic levels
New alliances will be needed in post-Brexit Europe to offset souring trading links with Beijing, warns Tony Danker
Felixstowe dispute adds to pressure on transport network amid rail walkouts and burden on Channel crossings
No instant fixes ahead as limits to technology and infrastructure mean attention turns to political goodwill
Remainers blame Brexit for a lack of workers but the reality is more complex
But loses Westminster
American businesses cite concerns about Brexit, labour shortages and rising taxes
Trade Remedies Authority has proposed ending restrictions on import of ‘rebar’, used to strengthen concrete
Ministerial level body overseeing 2020 agreement has not met for more than a year
Britain’s incoming prime minister will maintain its destructive attitude to the EU
Piyush Goyal suggests nearly half of keenly awaited post-Brexit pact is ‘dusted and ready’
Critical report points to shortcomings and large concessions in accord with Australia
Trade between two sides now involves more paperwork and checks, Maroš Šefčovič tells annual forum
Official figures corroborate academic studies showing sharp drop in exports since Brexit
The government’s approach is being reimagined for political reasons on the hoof
Former prime minister Theresa May condemns the legislation as illegal under international law
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