'Got Brexit Done': Tory party sells £12 tea towel in celebration

Mugs, magnets and tea towels mark UK’s exit from EU – but delivery will be late

Remainers aren’t going to vanish on 31 January. We fight on, sure of our cause | Will Hutton

On 31 January we leave Europe but, fear not, our connections are deep and lasting

Week in Review: Make them own it

The battle to frame the narrative of what comes next.

Tories pretend to be factchecking service during leaders' debate

Party accused of misleading public by tweeting anti-Labour posts as ‘factcheckUK’

Brexit deal means ‘£70bn hit to UK by 2029'

The UK economy will be 3.5% smaller than if it had stayed in the EU, claims a new study.

Election 2019: Remainers have one last chance

It's on. Britain is going to the polls again. And there's a chance - just a chance - that this Brexit mess will be sorted one way or the other.

Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would make people worse off than Theresa May’s | Anand Menon and Jonathan Portes

According to our study, the deal now being discussed would reduce per capita GDP by 6.4%, say Anand Menon and Jonathan Portes of UK in a Changing Europe

No-deal Brexit will wreck Tories’ reputation as party of business, says Lidington

Former Cabinet Office secretary warns that crashing out of the EU would do ‘massive harm’

RNLI donations surge after Tory criticism of its work overseas

Rise follows lifeboat charity’s robust response to critics of its support for projects outside UK

Brexiteers should be careful about setting fire to the British constitution | Coffee House

Revolutions, once started, are hard to stop. The fire that David Cameron so casually lit in 2016 has burned through many things that seemed like fixtures of British national life. Judicial…

Did the Lib Dems play 'dirty' to win by-election?

The Conservative party chairman says the Lib Dems did a "backroom deal" with by-election rivals.

This cabinet signals the death of David Cameron’s Tory modernisation project | Ian Birrell

Populism will drive away the younger voters who are the party’s future, says Ian Birrell, a former deputy editor of the Independent

Held captive by his carers for four weeks, let’s look at Boris Johnson’s best bits | Marina Hyde

Barring applying to join a sex cult, we must conclude there is no process as rigorous as the Tory leadership election, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The passions blowing Boris Johnson into No 10 could yet bring him down | Nick Cohen

Unless he makes good on his promises, the would-be leader’s tenure could be brief

Both right and left should fear the justified rage of Remainers | Nick Cohen

Pro-Europeans find themselves derided or ignored even as their numbers swell

Mark Harper joins Tory leadership race

Former chief whip tells the Telegraph he is happy to acknowledge his position as "the underdog".

What makes the Tories think that anyone must be better than Mrs May? | Andrew Rawnsley

The next leader will face all the challenges that defeated the outgoing prime minister and some extra ones on top

Exit Theresa May. Stand by for a summer of Tory fratricide and country-shafting | Marina Hyde

Now for a Tory leadership contest that’s like July 2016 with many more things broken, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Tories have forgotten their pro-EU voters. And they’ll pay for it | John Harris

In my home town, I’ve seen how middle-class angst over Brexit is creating an existential threat to the party, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

If… A Brexit fable | Inside Story

Suppose the Remainers had narrowly won the 2016 Brexit referendum. What happened next?

Brexit: John Bercow rules out third meaningful vote on same deal

Speaker says PM cannot bring back deal to parliament without substantial changes

Why binary politics leaves Britain all at sea | David Mitchell

Our two parties are more interested in guaranteeing their own survival than in helping the country to flourish

Labour and Tory MPs in talks over setting up new centrist party

Discussions could lead to new party consisting of six or more Labour MPs plus some Tories

Our destiny is in the hands of Rees-Mogg’s unfinished robot sidekick | Marina Hyde

Steve Baker is still claiming the Malthouse compromise, the most ludicrously far-fetched option, is the solution, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde