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Hammond: Treasury not the 'enemy of Brexit'

Philip Hammond

Chancellor tells City the UK needs to protect patterns of trade with EU "built up over decades".

  • 21 June 2018
  • From the section Business

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  • 22 June 2018
  • From the section UK

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Features & Analysis

Who blinked first?

Both sides have claimed victory, as Theresa May sees off a rebellion by Tory MPs over Parliament's role in the Brexit process.

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Will there be a 'Brexit dividend'?

It doesn't take into account extra spending associated with leaving the EU and potential economic impact

Week ahead

It's back to Brexit for both Houses of Parliament

Mark D'Arcy Parliamentary correspondent

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Galloway's war of words with a mystery Wikipedia editor

  • 18 June 2018

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The gang try to make sense of another mega week for Brexit

  • 3 March 2018

Reality Check

Has the UK's devolution settlement been ripped up?

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Watchdog expected to find Vote Leave broke rules

A probe into whether the official Leave campaign broke electoral rules is expected to find wrongdoing, the BBC understands.

21 June 2018
Laura Kuenssberg Political editor

Brexit: Theresa May being urged to 'take back control'

Is the prime minister as tough as she looks? The growing tensions over Brexit in her party means we should find out soon.

31 May 2018
John Pienaar Deputy political editor

Game playing in Westminster infuriates viewers

The public is often bemused by the way events unfold in Parliament. Maybe the time is coming when MPs should have the argument, and cast their votes, rather than rely on procedure.

19 June 2018
Mark D'Arcy Parliamentary correspondent

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