Brexit judges ban publication of personal details after ‘serious violence’ threats
Information about potentially key people at the centre of the Supreme Court's Brexit case will be withheld due to "threats of serious violence".
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EXCLUSIVE: Scottish Government frozen out by Downing St over triggering of Article 50
Theresa May froze Scottish ministers out of the process to start the UK's exit from the European Union on March 29, The Courier has learned.
Supreme Court rules Brexit needs UK Parliament vote – but no Holyrood veto
Britain's highest court has ruled that the UK's exit from the European Union cannot take place without it being approved by MPs.
EXCLUSIVE: Senior MEP says EU27 open to ‘easy’ trade and migration limits
EU countries are willing to do a Brexit deal which combines “easy” trade and controlled migration, the chair of Brussels’ single market committee has claimed.
Devolved governments to be offered Brexit deal group
Nicola Sturgeon will be offered a direct line into the UK Government’s Brexit strategy by Thresea May.
Ukip leadership: SNP say Paul Nuttall election shows party has ‘given up’ on Scotland
Ukip has "finally given up" on electoral success in Scotland, the SNP has claimed, after it elected Paul Nuttall as Nigel Farage's successor.
Theresa May will begin Britain’s EU exit by next spring
The UK will start the formal process to quit the European Union within five months, the Prime Minister has confirmed.
EXCLUSIVE: UK Government’s quick deal for Brexit payment and EU citizens revealed
UK ministers are preparing to agree a deal that would see European citizens living in Britain keep their residency rights when the country leaves the EU.
EXCLUSIVE: Secret cross party talks to defeat UK Government on Brexit
Secret cross-party talks have started between rebel Conservatives and senior opposition MPs aimed at bouncing the UK Government into key Brexit concessions, The Courier can reveal.
Theresa May laughs off calls for her to quit as Prime Minister over police cuts
Theresa May was forced to laugh off calls to quit as Prime Minister after Jeremy Corbyn and one of David Cameron’s former advisers called for her to go over cuts in police numbers while she was Home Secretary.