An increase in freight ferry services won’t resolve a no-deal Brexit border queue crisis, according to the Road Haulage Association.

A second referendum on Brexit would have "devastating" consequences for voters' trust in democracy, the Foreign Secretary has warned.

Chris Grayling has hit back at criticism over a decision to hand lucrative no-deal Brexit ferry service contracts to a brand new firm with no ferries.

Britain can be an "invisible chain" between democracies around the world once it leaves the EU, Jeremy Hunt will say.

Three-quarters of Labour party members want a second EU referendum, according to a new poll.

Almost half a million pounds of public money has been splashed on overseas trade visits by MPs and peers in the past three years, it has emerged.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been accused of "politicising" the capital's New Year celebrations after the London Eye was lit up like the flag of the European Union in a pointed rebuke of Brexit.

Ministers have acknowledged public "frustration" at soaring pay executive packets as new rules requiring firms to disclose the gap between bosses and average workers came into force.

Theresa May has said Britain can "turn a corner" and move on from the "divisive" Brexit referendum if MPs get behind her EU deal this year.

Philip Hammond has been warned by a Cabinet colleague that councils may not have the money they need to prepare Britain for a no-deal Brexit.

Tory Eurosceptics have reacted with fury after European Commission President Jean Claude-Juncker urged Britain to get its "act together" over Brexit.

All three main opposition leaders have now released their New Year messages to a grateful nation, with Britain's impending exit from the EU looming large. PoliticsHome has the round-up.

Government planning for a no-deal Brexit has been branded "farcical" after a shipping firm which currently has no ferries was handed a £13.8m emergency contract.

Donald Trump’s ambassador to the UK has said a post-Brexit transatlantic trade deal may not be “possible” under Theresa May’s deal.

It’s been another extraordinary year in British politics, with Brexit dominating the headlines and sucking much of the oxygen out of the Government’s domestic agenda. But there was plenty going on beyond the battle about Britain’s future. From mucky ministers to court dramas, here is PoliticsHome’s rundown of the scandals, rows and gaffes that Brexit forgot.

Britain has been told to get its "act together" over Brexit by one of the European Union's top officials.

The Department for Exiting the European Union has spent more than £4m hiring in consultants ahead of Brexit, it has emerged.

Britain should look to the low-tax Singapore for its future economic model after Brexit, the Foreign Secretary has declared.

The chances of Britain leaving the European Union are "50-50" if MPs vote down Theresa May’s Brexit deal in the new year, Liam Fox has warned.

A current civil servant engaged in no-deal Brexit planning has accused the government of not being "frank" about the level of preparation happening if a Brexit deal is not agreed.

Among the hundreds of newly-released files from the National Archives are accounts of Margaret Thatcher’s distaste for diving in football to John Major’s fury with the US over Gerry Adams’ visa. PoliticsHome looks at some of the top stories.

MPs should be given veto powers on all post-Brexit trade deals, a powerful Commons committee has suggested.

MPs should have their Christmas break cut short so that a key Commons vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal can be held “as soon as possible”, Jeremy Corbyn has said.

Leaving the European Union without an agreement could put public safety “at risk” according to the most senior police chief in the UK.