Can anyone work out Labour’s position on Brexit?
Labour is divided on single market and free movement, writes Ian Dunt
EU
Meet the UKIPs: Paul Nuttall’s band of merry spokespeople
Who are Nuttall’s dream team, and will they ‘put the Great back in Britain’?
Europe staggers on: Five key points from the Italian referendum
Italy has not voted against the EU, but has given Brussels more reason to worry
Keeping a Brexit plan secret shouldn’t be a piece of cake in a free country
We should make better use of our right to demand answers
Europe braced for upheaval as Italy and Austria go to the polls
In both races, anti-establishment populists are trying to disrupt the status quo
Why there’s less than a 50 per cent chance of Brexit running to schedule
The devolved governments are stepping up their challenge to Theresa May
Farage and Le Pen sound similar but represent very different brands of Euroscepticism
In France, the window of acceptable Euroscepticism is far narrower
British women deserve the protection of the Istanbul Convention
The government has failed to ratify the treaty, which combats violence against women
Britons do want hard Brexit – the problem is they want soft Brexit as well
New research shows public divided on key point of EU negotiations
Project Fear? Poor families will be hit hardest by rising food prices
All demographics will see costs increase by about 2.7 per cent, IFS finds