People who met EU citizens living in Britain tended to have a good experience and were therefore more likely to vote Remain

'She needs to go on in a far more consensual manner if she is going to get anything through,' a senior Conservative MP tells The Independent

Prime Minister says there is a 'possibility' MSPs will get a say on Repeal Bill

Did I mention that our justice secretary also has an appalling voting record on LGBT rights?

'I'm not necessarily naming laws, I'm talking about the change,' says Shane from Southall

Social media sites have to redesign themselves if democracy is to survive, the report warns

May mishandled negotiations with the DUP, arrogantly assuming on the morning after her election disaster that a deal would easily be done. She should have known that a hardline party like the DUP would play hardball. Now the clock is ticking on whether this speech will manage to get through Parliament

Former Conservative deputy prime minister says a hard Brexit is 'dead'

EFTA members all benefit significantly from their own special arrangements with the European Union. There is no reason why Britain cannot follow suit

The OBR has projected this to rise to £58.3bn in the current 2017/18 financial year.

Giving Britons the opportunity to vote on something so complex is 'ridiculous' the British-Indian entrepreneur said

Prime Minister holds bonfire of Tory manifesto promises

The real story behind Theresa May’s delayed presentation of her Government’s programme is the change in the balance of power in favour of those who want to prioritise the British economic interest as we leave the EU

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'The fact is that Brexit is a lose-lose proposition, harmful both to Britain and the European Union. It cannot be undone, but people can change their minds,' Mr Soros said

Hardliners are neuralgic about the idea of even a temporary transition arrangement for the UK after 2019