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Brexit

  • Early morning commuters at Markisches Museum in the centre of the German capital of Berlin.

    Eurozone unemployment falls to record low; US GDP growth revised down – as it happened

  • An EU flag beside Big Ben/Elizabeth Tower

    EU keen to deepen ties with a Labour PM but will not offer radical concessions

    UK relationship ‘isn’t taking up as much of our mental space as it was a few years ago’, says EU diplomat
  • Michael Heseltine looks at the camera with a plant behind him

    Ignoring Brexit will make election most dishonest in modern times – Heseltine

    Former deputy prime minister says discussion of Europe ‘no-go area’ for Labour and Conservatives

  • World’s largest food awards move judging panel from UK to Ireland to avoid Brexit red tape

  • Brexit staff shortages scupper plans to reopen Clarence House to the public

  • Post-Brexit border checks forecast to cost UK £4.7bn, says NAO

  • Post-Brexit rules on antibiotic use on farms water down EU laws, experts say

  • Post-Brexit deal on border between Gibraltar and Spain remains unresolved

  • Sharp rise in cost of British lamb in UK due to rising demand and import issues

  • Brexit border IT outages delay import of perishable items to UK by up to 20 hours

  • Rwanda deportation law should not apply in Northern Ireland, court rules

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Opinion

  • John Harris

    Farewell, Michael Gove: from Brexit to levelling up, you sowed the seeds for this Conservative crisis

    John Harris
    The Tory puppet master is leaving behind a febrile party flying ever further towards the fringes of our politics, says Guardian columnist John Harris
  • William Keegan

    Once Britain is back in the EU, things can only get better

    William Keegan
  • Jonathan Freedland

    Make this the punishment election – damning the Tories for 14 years of cruelty and lies

    Jonathan Freedland

  • I love being a pharmacist, but the UK’s drug shortage makes me want to give up – and Brexit makes it worse

    Mike Hewitson

  • The Guardian view on asylum and Northern Ireland: Rishi Sunak has sabotaged his own legacy

  • Brexit Britain may export lots of services, but selling things it makes is harder

    Torsten Bell

  • The wisest Brexiters – such as Nigel Lawson – knew how good life is in Europe

    William Keegan

  • Brexit didn’t bring down the curtain on Rufus Wainwright’s show. The play’s the thing

    David Benedict

  • The right’s Brexit ‘bonfire of red tape’ was just wind and smoke. And even Tories want more regulation now

    Polly Toynbee
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Explainers

  • Close up of large lorry driving in Sevington Inland border facility

    How UK’s new border controls will affect animal and plant imports

  • A poster protesting against the Irish sea border next to a road

    Northern Ireland: what does the new post-Brexit deal mean?

    • The Sevington inland border facility, near Ashford, will process all the products coming through the port.

      How UK’s new border controls will affect plants and animal imports

    • People walk in front of the Stormont assembly building.

      Northern Ireland: what is the power-sharing deal – and could it be blocked?

    • Cargo shipping containers and cranes at Felixstowe port

      Post-Brexit trade deals: what’s been agreed and what could still come?

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Analysis

  • UK lorry having checks at Calais

    Three and a bit years after Brexit, are border checks finally here?

  • Switchback rollercoaster big dipper ride at Blackpool

    Fourteen years of Tory economics – ‘major mistakes’ and ‘crisis after crisis’

    As the chancellor prepares next week’s budget, Labour says it is staring at a dire inheritance. The voters look likely to agree
  • Rishi Sunak

    UK has lacked coherent economic strategy for years, thinktank finds

    Trade has been hit by Brexit, while the number in poverty has risen sharply in a country ill-prepared for the future
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