Queues of 7,000 lorries and two-day delays for cargo travelling to France are amongst the "reasonable worst-case scenarios" post-Brexit, the government says.

Michael Gove reveals lorries will need permits to enter Kent

Britain will leave the EU single market and customs union at the end of the year.

No-deal Brexit could hit UK economy three times as hard as coronavirus

The controversial bill cleared its first Commons hurdle with a majority of 77.

Bill to override parts of Brexit deal clears first hurdle

Boris Johnson’s controversial plan to override key elements of the Brexit deal he signed with Brussels has cleared its first Commons hurdle despite deep misgivings by some senior Tories.

Internal Markets Bill: What were the Brexit proposals MPs voted on?

Boris Johnson defended his controversial plan to allow ministers to tear up the Brexit divorce deal by suggesting the European Union was being unreasonable and failing to negotiate in good faith.

PM defends power to break international law in face of Tory revolt

Boris Johnson’s former attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, has said it would be “unconscionable” to override the Brexit divorce deal, as the Tory rebellion against the controversial legislation grew.

PM's ex-attorney general attacks plan to override Brexit deal

The Justice Secretary has said he will resign if the Government breaks the law “in a way that I find unacceptable” amid growing criticism of Boris Johnson’s Brexit plans.

Buckland: I will resign if ministers break law in ‘unacceptable’ way

The EU says the legislation is a serious breach of trust.

Brussels could ‘carve up’ UK if Tories reject controversial Brexit Bill, says PM

If the UK does not change its mind by the end of the month, the EU says it will walk away from the negotiating table and abandon all hopes of a free trade deal.

PM tells Tory MPs Brexit law breach 'necessary' to stop break up of UK

Post-Brexit trade deal talks are due to continue, despite the UK dismissing a EU ultimatum to scrap plans to override the Withdrawal Agreement. Brussels says a plan to override elements of the deal is an "extremely serious violation" of international law.

Face-off on EU ultimatum leaves post-Brexit trade talks hanging in the balance

The Government infuriated Brussels when ministers admitted they could break international law over the deal.

EU has 'serious concerns' over Johnson's move to override Brexit deal 

Notwithstanding the "breach of international law," the cabinet secretary "has determined that ministers and officials are operating in accordance with their obligations under the ministerial code and civil service code". 

Peston: Breaching international law is allowed for ministers and civil servants

The Government infuriated Brussels just as trade deal negotiations reached a crunch week.

Gove: UK 'would not and could not' withdraw Brexit bill despite legal threat

Boris Johnson was given a stark warning today by America’s most powerful woman, Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi.

 Nancy Pelosi tells ITV News UK-US trade deal in jeopardy

The Prime Minister unveiled proposed legislation to alter key elements of the Brexit deal.

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