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Brexit: Ursula von der Leyen remaining positive despite Boris Johnson's 'unpleasant surprise'
Von der Leyen said the UK Internal Market Bill had “distracted very strongly” from the upcoming deadline.
Covid-19 pandemic means hard Brexit 'could impact Irish economy even worse than feared'
However, new research has found that no sector is severely exposed to both the shocks of the pandemic and a hard Brexit.
Budget will be based on the assumption of no deal Brexit, say ministers
Budget 2021 will be no windfall but will target those sectors impacted the most.
Twin threats of Covid-19 and Brexit mean the economy is 'not yet ready to carry itself', Ibec warns
Ibec outlined measures it sees as central to supporting businesses and the economy over the coming year.
Opinion: Boris and his friends are living in a post-truth 'Alice and Brexitland'
Former ambassador Bobby McDonagh says Johnson’s team have used every excuse to cover their breach of international law, short of the PM eating his own homework.
Brexit rebellion: David Cameron raises concerns over controversial bill, making a clean sweep of former PMs
Former attorney general Geoffrey Cox has also described it as ‘unconscionable’
Simon Coveney says UK suggestion that EU would 'blockade' food to Northern Ireland is 'spin and not true'
“Britain is behaving in an extraordinary way and the British people need to know that,” Coveney said on the BBC.
Retired Colonel Dorcha Lee: Is a Sinn Féin Minister for Defence really that unthinkable?
Lee says he feels conflicted about the possibility of a Sinn Féin government but admits the party now has a mandate that deserves recognition.
Where does Ireland's Europe minister think Brexit talks stand now?
The Meath-East TD, who worked in European law and twice ran as an MEP candidate, talks to TheJournal.ie about an extraordinary Brexit week.
EU is threatening 'blockade' on British food to Northern Ireland and to 'carve up' the UK, Boris Johnson says
Writing in the Telegraph, Johnson has argued in favour of the Bill as rebel Tories mount a plan to amend the legislation.
Opinion: Is Britain on the path to becoming a rogue state?
The UK government this week told the Commons that it would be breaking international law in relation to Brexit in ‘a limited and specific way’. Rights campaigner Emma DeSouza says she’s seen this before.
'Terrible mess': UK and EU at odds as trade talks hang in the balance
The UK has said that it won’t drop measures that would undermine the Withdrawal Agreement.
'Extremely serious violation': EU spells out its displeasure as it delivers ultimatum to UK in tense meeting
The EU has called on the British government to withdraw proposed measures that would breach the withdrawal agreement.
Quiz: Can you finish these Brexit catchphrases?
In a specific and limited way.
Poll: Do you think there will be a Brexit trade deal?
“Trust has been eroded”, the Taoiseach says, – but is this all just a British negotiation tactic?
Emergency Brexit talks due in London today after UK reveals bill to override Withdrawal Agreement
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove will meet senior EU official Maroš Šefčovič to discuss the situation.
Pelosi says 'absolutely no chance' of US-UK trade deal passing Congress if Johnson breaches Brexit deal
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the breach of the Withdrawal Agreement would break international law.
Taoiseach tells Johnson of the 'serious implications' if British government breaches Brexit deal
The pair spoke over the phone this evening.
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'This is not a drill': Big national effort needed in the next three months to prepare for Brexit
The action plan outlines the vital preparations that businesses should be taking in advance of 31 December.
'We got no heads up': Taoiseach speaks to Boris Johnson about the 'undermining' of Brexit negotiations
The Taoiseach says the UK government’s actions ‘does not build trust’.
'Alarm bells': Tánaiste expresses concern ahead of publication of law-breaking Brexit bill
The government says the bill is intended to ensure Northern Ireland can trade freely with Britain.
Simon Coveney: Concerns about proposed change to Brexit deal 'exacerbated' by recent comments
NI Secretary Brandon Lewis said that UK proposals over the EU agreement could “break international law”.
The Explainer: Why is Brexit back in the news?
It’s like it has never gone away… the latest on why the Brexit trade talks are causing a kerfuffle.
UK government’s legal head resigns ‘over plans to override Brexit withdrawal deal’
The Financial Times claims Sir Jonathan has resigned due to a dispute with Downing Street.
Defiant Boris 'won't back down': UK front pages react to Brexit latest
The rising prospect that Boris Johnson will backtrack on the Brexit agreement dominates the UK front pages.
Brexit: The adults are no longer in charge in Downing Street
Former ambassador Bobby McDonagh says the Cummings-driven cabal of ‘weirdos and misfits’ are now steering the UK onto a dangerous path in the Brexit negotiations.
UK calls for ‘more realism’ from Brussels ahead of crunch round of negotiations
Trade talks will resume in London today.
Coveney bringing 'significant' Brexit memo to Cabinet on trade preparations
Today’s Cabinet meeting is set to be dominated about Brexit.
NI protocol must be honoured, pro-Remain parties say amid reports UK 'plans to rip up Brexit Agreement'
Political leaders have described the reported plans as a “treacherous betrayal” by “charlatans”.
Boris Johnson: Trade talks shouldn't go on after 15 October if there's still no EU-UK agreement
The UK is reportedly planning legislation to overwrite key elements of the Withdrawal Agreement.
Brexit deal and Northern Ireland arrangements should be 'scrapped', says Sammy Wilson
The DUP MP appeared to contradict his party leader Arlene Foster.
UK chief negotiator says government 'not scared' of no-deal exit from EU
David Frost was speaking in an interview with the Mail on Sunday.
Michel Barnier says he will miss Phil Hogan, who he met with weekly as Trade Commissioner
The EU’s Chief negotiator said that the UK side “continues to disappoint” on three main issues in Brexit trade talks.
Von der Leyen says government must propose a woman and a man as candidates to replace Phil Hogan
Phil Hogan resigned as Trade Commissioner last night.
Brexit trade talks resume in Brussels
Officials from the EU and UK sides will enter into detailed haggling today and tomorrow.
Taoiseach has first face-to-face meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson
The two leaders are discussing management of Covid-19 and Brexit negotiations.
Gove in Belfast to promote Trader Support Service to help NI businesses avoid Brexit red tape
An initial £50 million will set up the service, with the full contract worth up to £200 million.
Post-Brexit deadlock: EU and UK still can't agree on level-playing field and fisheries
“On State aid, we have made no progress at all,” Michel Barnier said.
Explainer: Will Ireland be a 'net contributor' to the EU's €750 billion recovery fund?
Member states will have to produce national recovery plans to access the funds.
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