Customs union 'a means to stop Brexit' and peers voted 'to protect vested interests'
'Theresa May must listen to the growing chorus of voices and rethink her approach,' says Shadow Brexit Secretary
European Council president Donald Tusk told MEPs that the UK had created the issue as a result of the Brexit vote and had a duty to find a solution
De La Rue, the current passport provider, said that it had "considered all the options", but would not challenge the move
Small businesses straddling the border an 'area of difficulty'
People often don't apply for things in their interests, says Oxford University’s Migration Observatory
Our presenter had to call the shots when it came to getting the document inked
Merkel to continue 13-year reign as chancellor by leading fragile coalition
Cable says his much-criticised comments were about Brexiteers being older and has denied calling them racist
Growth forecasts likely to rise but the windfall will be banked to cope with Brexit fall-out
Bernard Jenkin says Donald Tusk speech masks true reality
Tory MP says Johnson 'absolutely right' to criticise EU
Journalist Ruth Dudley Edwards says Brussels is 'playing the Irish off against the British' on the border issue
Our host clashed with anti-Brexit peer on talkRADIO this morning
Peter Foster says Britain is kidding itself If it thinks it can keep the best bits of EU membership
Former Tory leader says people have voted and that can't be reversed
Femi Oluwole suggests young people have more of a say in Brexit than old people - and it doesn't go down well with his 49-year-old host
Campbell said Boris Johnson was a 'charlatan' and repeated his call for a second referendum
Remainer James McGrory says it's time Boris stopped trying to pretend we can have our cake and eat it
Cash says we may have to abandon the talks if the EU's posturing continues
Former Northern Ireland secretary said Julia was peddling 'tabloid-style headlines'
Lord Tebbit says Thatcher wasn't afraid to seek alternative views and May should do likewise
Bill Etheridge says Bolton is 'doing almost irreperable damage every day'
Andrew Pierce asked 'are they saying their customers who are Mail readers are not suitable to travel on their trains?'
Blair declares war on Brexiteers with video and article
Pro-Remain party says it wants another referendum in December 2018
News broke this morning
Study also shows that over six in 10 Tories hold this view
George Galloway delivered his opening monologue on the defeat of the Government over an amendment to grant MPs a meaningful vote on the final deal
The Prime Minister is to vow to MPs to continue to seek other trade arrangements despite potentially being bound by EU rules for two years after Brexit
Gerard Batten, Ukip's Brexit spokesperson and an MEP, spoke to Julia Hartley-Brewer about the Government's defeat over the EU Withdrawal Bill
The EU summit in Brussels looks ready to advance onto the second phase of the withdrawal negotiations
The President of the European Council was speaking at a critical EU summit where the 27 member-states are expected to green light talks of trade
John Redwood, the MP for Wokingham, spoke to Julia Harltey-Brewer about the blow received by the Government over the EU withdrawal bill
The Government was defeated over an amendment to grant MPs a meaningful vote on the terms of the final deal
Julia had her usual feisty debate with Remainer Peter Wilding this morning
Theresa May faces a revolt unless MPs are given a meaningful vote on the final deal with the EU
Comments in recent days from key figures have suggested the party would favour continued membership in the single market
The Prime Minister wrote an open letter to foreign nationals from the EU in the wake of the negotiation breakthrough on Friday
The Brexit Secretary had said over the weekend last Friday's EU agreement was a 'statement of intent', which the Irish branded to be 'bizarre'
Ministers are trying to see off a potential rebellion from Tory backbenchers
Simon Coveney said Ireland supports the talks moving to the next phase of negotiation on Twitter
British Influence campaigner also says fear of Jeremy Corbyn is behind DUP's stance
More details of the arrangement agreed by Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker have been disclosed
Some users on the social network site weren't so happy with the announcement of 'sufficient progress' in the talks on Friday morning
The European Commission president said 'sufficient progress' had been made to progress onto trade
Kate Hoey, the Labour MP for Vauxhall spoke to Julia Hartley-Brewer after a deal on the border to the Republic fell apart at the eleventh hour
The DUP's decision came after an announcement had already been made about a deal over the border
Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, made a statement on Twitter
A Brexit deal offering that could mean the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is able to continue issuing rulings that are binding on the British courts has received a backlash
One in four young Remain voters are prepared to cut pensions in order to remain in the EU, whereas one in four older Leave voters would prefer wages to be cut for young people in order to leave
The talks have been stalled over the issue of the border with Ireland
The Exiting the EU Committee in the House of Commons said this appeared possible if the UK leaves the single market and customs union
The former Oasis band member was speaking to Paste magazine about 'Who Built The Moon?' when he labelled the Labour leader 'a Communist'
Michael Creed, the Irish Agriculture Minister, made the comments during a BBC interview
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