The Prime Minister is due to set out whether trade talks with the EU should continue after his deadline for reaching an agreement passed without a deal.

PM to reveal next move on trade talks as EU commits to further negotiations

The First Minister has said a deal between the UK and EU would be in "everyone's best interests".

Arlene Foster: Brexit deal would be best outcome

Ireland's Foreign Affairs minister Simon Coveney has said the EU-UK Brexit negotiations have been challenging and that the EU has his full support.

EU-UK Brexit talks challenging, Irish Foreign Minister claims

Senior Conservative MP Karen Bradley has expressed regret for hurt caused by things she said as NI Secretary as she urged caution over the language of politics.

Former NI Secretary urges caution over Brexit bill language

A warning has been sounded that the Internal Market Bill "jeopardises" the  Good Friday Agreement.

Civil society groups sound warning over Internal Market Bill

In an interview with the Financial Times, Mick Mulvaney has warned against creating a 'hard border by accident' on the island. 

Trump's Northern Ireland envoy warns against hard border

Ursula von der Leyen said she is "convinced" a trade deal is still possible with the UK but called the Internal Market Bill an "unpleasant surprise". 

Von der Leyen 'convinced' post-Brexit deal still possible

File photo dated 11/3/2020 of Northern Ireland Secretary of State Brandon Lewis who has efended accepting donations from wealthy individuals with links to Russia and President Vladimir Putin, insisting the benefactors are "British citizens". Credit: Niall Carson/PA Wire/PA Images

The SoS has told a Westminster committee he consulted with parties before telling MPs the controversial Internal Market Bill would break international law.

Michelle O'Neill accuses Secretary of State of telling 'porkies'

The Prime Minister’s controversial plan to override key elements of the Brexit deal has cleared its first hurdle in the House of Commons.

Bill to override parts of Brexit deal clears first Commons hurdle

The Northern Ireland parties that sit in the House of Commons are set to table ammendments to the Government's new Brexit bill.

Northern Ireland parties aim to amend Internal Market Bill

The DUP will attempt to amend the Internal Market Bill to ensure the UK sets the rules on state aid in Northern Ireland, according to Westminster Chief Whip Sammy Wilson – who has rubbished claims the Bill will undermine the Belfast Agreement.

DUP’s Wilson rubbishes Brexit claims by Major and Blair

The UK government has insisted a post-Brexit free trade deal with the EU is still possible, despite increasing tension as Brussels threatens legal action over its Internal Market Bill.

UK government insists post-Brexit free trade deal with EU still possible

It is understood agriculture minister Edwin Poots is seeking to halt construction of the new Irish Sea infrastructure following the Government's legislative move to guarantee unfettered access throughout the UK's internal market.

Ministers seek legal advice on halting expansion of NI port checks

Talks on a post-Brexit trade deal with the EU are hanging in the balance after Brussels demanded the UK abandon plans to override key elements of the Withdrawal Agreement.

Trade talks in the balance after the UK rejects EU ultimatum

Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said on Tuesday that legislation to change the Withdrawal Agreement would go against international law in a "very specific and limited way".

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