Jacob Rees-Mogg appointed UK minister for ‘Brexit opportunities’
Boris Johnson carries out mini-reshuffle as pressure remains to withdraw Starmer smear
Johnson demotes Raab and sacks three cabinet ministers in reshuffle
Liz Truss takes over at foreign office while Buckland, Jenrick and former education secretary Williamson are ousted
UK warns tech platforms: take action over racist Euros messages
Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka – saw their profiles flooded with abusive comments
North’s Finance Minister seeks pre-budget meeting with British government
Sinn Féin and DUP call on British exchequer to fund pensions for victims of the Troubles
Johnson signals ‘no alignment’ with European Court of Justice
No ‘quality access’ to single market unless UK matches EU standards, says Von der Leyen
EU chief warns UK there ‘can be no compromise’ on single market
Ursula von der Leyen says UK will have to abide by EU rules if it wants close relationship after Brexit
The last thing a deflated DUP needs is an election
Analysis: Party members sure of Johnson’s need for them to support Brexit deal in parliament
Clarity needed on Brexit deal’s ‘demarcation’ lines, says Ahern
Former taoiseach says ‘talking through’ Border solution will help ease loyalist fears
NI companies selling goods to Britain must complete export forms after Brexit
UK’s Brexit secretary Stephen Barclay first denied requirement – then confirmed it
Brexit: Johnson sends unsigned letter to EU seeking delay
PM sends second letter to Donald Tusk saying he is not personally seeking extension
Brexit: How the deal was done and why the Varadkar meeting was a turning point
How the deal was done: step-by-step from Varadkar and Johnson’s ‘pathway’ talks
DUP fires warning after EU and UK agree to intensify Brexit talks
Donald Tusk says hopes of agreement have risen but that positive signs can be ‘political tricks’
Brexit talks approach ‘tunnel’ amid positive noises from both sides
Both EU and UK remaining tight-lipped about content of new British proposals
‘Stormont lock’ a non-runner in Brexit deal, says EU
Barnier insists that ‘if there is goodwill on both sides an accord is still possible’
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