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Byline: Simon English ABOUT a year ago the chief executive of Morrisons noted that customers had begun stockpiling toilet roll, concerned about a run (sorry) on supplies should Brexit be [...]

REMAINERS feeling queasy over Brexit could take some comfort today: a major importer of lavatory paper has stockpiled around 3.5 million extra rolls to cope with the potential impact of [...]

carney: white paper on brexit still up in the air BANK of England Governor Mark Carney today said it was too early to judge the impact of the Government's White [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil, Kate Proctor, Joe Murphy and Sarah Collins in Brussels BREXITEERS hit out today after a leaked Government paper appeared to open the door to the transition period [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor ONE of Labour's rising stars today dramatically pushed open the door to reversing Brexit. Sir Keir Starmer took the Labour conference by storm with an [...]

Byline: Jim Armitage City Editor CONJURE up an image of Russia's most powerful banker, running an organisation subject to western sanctions and accused in some quarters of being Vladmir Putin's [...]

ONE of the persistent myths about the Brexit talks is that they resemble a commercial negotiation. So the Government claims, like a company, that it must 'play its cards close [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil Deputy Political Editor A CABINET minister failed today to paper over glaring Cabinet rifts over Brexit and public sector pay. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling sought to claim [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil in Beijing, Joe Murphy in Westminster THERESA MAY was plunged into a new row today after No 10 silenced a Government minister who questioned the case for [...]

Byline: Ross Lydall Health Editor HEALTH Secretary Matt Hancock's statement to the Lords' economic affairs committee about the socialcare Green Paper being shelved because of the Brexit negotiations is deeply [...]

Byline: Jim Armitage THE City would flourish outside the European Union, unshackled by the constant drift towards regulation from Brussels, according to a paper due to be published this week [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil Deputy Political Editor MINISTERS today faced demands to hand over nearly 60 detailed reports into the impact of Brexit on Britain within days. Shadow Brexit secretary Sir [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy and Nicholas Cecil THERESA MAY faced another row with Rightwingers today after releasing plans that they claim would result in a 'Hotel California Brexit' where Britain would [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy and Allan Hall THERESA MAY clashed with Brussels today as a senior commissioner said Britain must continue paying to the European Union 'at least until 2020'. Gunther [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy and Allan Hall THERESA MAY clashed with Brussels today as a senior commissioner said Britain must continue paying to the European Union 'at least until 2020'. Gunther [...]

CITY firms are ready to 'speed up Brexit exodus' says yesterday's Times. Well, up to a point. The paper's own story says 400 jobs have left in the last quarter, [...]

Byline: Jim Armitage COMMENT AS THE Right-wing Tory papers mock Labour's spending plans with images of Jeremy Corbyn papering the cracks at Labour central office with PS50 notes, it's worth [...]

THERE on the front page of Saturday's papers was Annunziata Rees-Mogg, the new face of the Brexit Party wearing inexplicably plaits. I was nearly two decades since I last saw [...]

REPEATED delays to the publication of the social care green paper cannot be excused by Brexit ['Brexit has delayed plans to deal with adult social care crisis, minister admits,' February [...]

Byline: RETAIL Laura Onita BREXIT will push up food prices and send shoppers scurrying to the discounters, a leading investment bank has claimed. A cocktail of factors including a weaker [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil Deputy Political Editor BRITAIN should not to be 'alarmed' by the risks of a no-deal Brexit, ministers said today as they published 25 contingency plans to cope [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor MORE than 150 industry leaders wrote to Theresa May today warning against the 'substantial economic damage' from a no-deal Brexit. They spoke out as concern [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor DOUBTS are growing about Theresa May's ability to deliver her Brexit deal following furious criticisms from the City and Right-wing MPs. Sterling fell by more [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy, Nicholas Cecil and Sarah Collins THREE Cabinet ministers staged face-to-face showdowns with Theresa May today as a furious split deepened over her Brexit strategy. Brexit Secretary David [...]

FOR a nation that prides itself on having a developed sense of fair play, the latest published paper on the framework for the UK-EU economic partnership is frankly an insult [...]

Byline: Russell Lynch TREASURY Select Committee chairman Nicky Morgan today lashed out at the Government for leaving the City 'none the wiser' over its post-Brexit plans for financial services. Morgan [...]

Byline: Politics, party and pillow talk. Edited by Joy Lo Dico FAREWELL, then, to Peter Preston, the late Guardian editor. The paper's obituary was suitably warm but Times journalist Janice [...]

Byline: Roy Foster FACED today with the probability of a snap election, the Irish Taoiseach has bigger worries than being told 'Shut your gob.' The response of a Brexit paper [...]

FOLLOWING the publication of the Paradise Papers, the strong links between Brexit and tax avoidance through the use of tax havens has become increasingly apparent. That may have mobilised wealthy [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor BANK of England governor Mark Carney warned of a Brexit 'shock' to Britain's financial backbone amid reports that Brussels has thrown out Theresa May's bid [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy, Nicholas Cecil and Kate Proctor PHILIP HAMMOND hit Boris Johnson with a quadruple slapdown over Brexit today as MPs warned that the Foreign Secretary may struggle to [...]

YOUR article ['Curb on EU workers is an act of 'economic self-harm'', September 6] reported on the Home Office's paper to cap numbers of 'lower-skilled' workers after Brexit. Here in [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor THE president of the European Commission today attacked Theresa May's handling of Brexit and ruled out vital trade talks until she gives ground on so-called [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil and Kate Proctor EUROPEAN judges will continue to have influence on Britain after Brexit as it will keep 'half an eye' on their rulings, the Government admitted [...]

Byline: Kate Proctor Political Reporter BRITAIN appealed to Brussels today to show more 'political will' on Brexit amid fears that talks over a trade deal could be delayed. Justice Secretary [...]

TONIGHT Philip Hammond delivers his first Mansion House speech as Chancellor. It was not a speech he ever expected to give. The Prime Minister and her close advisers had made [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil and Allan Hall in Berlin GERMANY today warned Britain that it faces 'much greater risks' than the European Union. With Chancellor Angela Merkel toughening her stance on [...]

THIS paper's poll suggesting that more than half the country does not think Theresa May will get a good Brexit deal does not make welcome reading for the PM before [...]

TONIGHT this paper's debate on whether Britain should continue to be part of the European Union takes place at the Royal Geographical Society. The speakers include the MEP Daniel Hannan [...]

THE Brexit debate has been galvanised by the Mayor's decision to declare for the Leave camp. In an interview with this paper today, he shows why: his arguments are positive, [...]

Byline: Sophia Sleigh Political Reporter SIR Keir Starmer has cancelled his Labour leadership campaign events today and tomorrow after his motherin-law was admitted to intensive care. A spokesman for the [...]

Byline: Sophia Sleigh Political Reporter SIR KEIR Starmer today claimed 'another future is possible' after winning grassroots backing from Scotland to Devon in the race to become leader of the [...]

A TWITTER spat between those loveable old rogues Andrew Sentance and David Buik. Sentance, formerly of the Monetary Policy Committee, says City commentator and all around good egg Buik is [...]

Byline: Ayesha Hazarika THE New European was supposed to be a pop-up newspaper only running for the weeks after the 2016 Brexit vote, but it will carry on after January [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor NICOLA STURGEON challenged Boris Johnson today by claiming a 'democratic mandate' to put Scotland on the road to full independence following her election triumph north [...]

Byline: Nicholas Cecil Deputy Political Editor BRITAIN'S economy is a startling PS69 billion smaller than it would have been if the country had not voted for Brexit, according to a [...]

Byline: Greg Clark FOR the last few days, all the talk in Westminster has been of prorogations, a Queen's Speech, seizing control of the Order Paper and the Speaker's powers. [...]

Byline: Peter Mandelson AS Theresa May awaited her call into the EU summit last night, there was no mistaking the humiliating mess that has been made of Brexit one that [...]

THE clue is in the title. Tonight's 'indicative votes' in the House of Commons indicate a way forward they do not mandate one. They are a distraction from the main [...]

Byline: Kate Proctor Political Reporter SPLITS at the top of the Labour Party emerged today as chief whip Nick Brown defied Jeremy Corbyn to say that he wants to stay [...]