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Essity said it had built stocks of raw materials and spare parts to ensure supply in the event of short-term border delays

Toilet paper maker raises concern over no-deal supply

Brexit / 08 Oct

Major intervention in enthralling Brexit court battle

Analysis and Comment / 19 Sep

Brexit Gamble: Boris Johnson and the NI-only backstop

Analysis and Comment / 14 Sep

The former British prime minister also criticised Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue parliament

Second Brexit vote cannot be ruled out - Ex-PM Cameron

Brexit / 13 Sep

Operation Yellowhammer warns of long delays at ports such as Dover

No-deal Brexit papers warn of food shortages and unrest

Brexit / 12 Sep

Iranian authorities shut down the British Council's office in Tehran more than a decade ago

Iran upholds British Council staffer's jail sentence

Gina Miller previously went to court and won the right for parliament to give its consent ahead of the government triggering Article 50

British govt won't suspend parliament, says campaigner

Brexit / 18 Aug

Michael Gove said the EU's position on Brexit is not in Europe's interest

Gove said EU refuses to negotiate on Brexit

Brexit / 06 Aug

Dominic Cummings, the man many think to be behind Boris Johnson

Dominic Cummings: Downing Street's disruptor-in-chief

Brexit / 30 Jul

Boris Johnson - The first few hours

Santander is currently trying to cut about 10% of its workforce in Spain

Santander profits impacted by restructuring

Business / 23 Jul

Today saw the launch of the long-awaited London-Shanghai Stock Connect project

London-Shanghai share listing project goes live

Business / 17 Jun

Julian Assange faces an extradition request from the US to face claims of violating the US Espionage Act

UN official urges Britain not to extradite Assange

Theresa May characterised talks with Labour as 'constructive and meaningful'

May hopes 'deal can be done' with Labour on Brexit

Brexit / 01 May

Goldman Sachs maintained its view that Britain is likely to leave the EU with a modified version of the current withdrawal agreement

Protracted Brexit having 'side-effects' on UK economy

Brexit / 26 Apr

Jean-Claude Juncker is not intending to stand for a second term as European Commission president in 2019

Brexit 'consequences' are UK's responsibility - Juncker

Brexit / 20 Apr

Theresa May is set to bring her deal to a vote in the House of Commons for a fourth time following the extension

UK ministers hold further Brexit talks with Labour

Brexit / 12 Apr

Jacob Rees Mogg said Theresa May's deal was better than an alternative of not leaving the EU

May's deal better than not leaving at all - Rees Mogg

Brexit / 26 Mar

Leo Varadkar said the deal gives Britain a little bit of breathing space

Taoiseach welcomes EU deal to extend Brexit

Brexit / 22 Mar

Philip Hammond said he was disappointed that the Chinese had reacted in the way they had to Gavin Williamson's comments

China open to British visit following warship comments

Business / 22 Feb

Theresa May is set to meet with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, but her office gave no date for talks

May to speak to EU leaders over changes to Brexit deal

Brexit / 17 Feb

Simon Coveney added that the EU still stands willing to offer a package to help Theresa May get a deal over the line

May's defeat raises doubt she can secure deal - Coveney

Brexit / 15 Feb

The British Prime Minister has become famous for her ability to kick the can down the road when it has come to Brexit decisions

MPs play waiting game as Brexit clock ticks ever louder

Analysis and Comment / 12 Feb

Revenues for the beef sector could fall by €732 million, with a fall of €325 million for the cheese sector

Beef, cheese exports hit hard in no-deal Brexit - study

Brexit / 08 Feb

The reality of the fallout from Britain's decision to leave the EU has only in recent times come into sharp focus for most of us

Brexit: Staring at an abyss through no fault of our own

claire byrne live / 03 Feb

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