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We musn't fall into the trap of accepting temporary membership of the European Economic Area

Ian Kealey | 24th June 2017

Labour and the Conservatives must stick to their manifesto commitments of leaving the Single Market

John Mills | 19th June 2017

A Brexit not involving a clean break from the jurisdiction of the European Court would be a Brexit in name only

Gunnar Beck MEP | 19th June 2017

The EU's demands on citizens' rights make a "bold and generous offer" difficult

Lord Green of Deddington | 14th June 2017

A strictly time-limited stay in the EEA is the best transitional option for the UK

Lord Owen | 14th June 2017

Despite everything, Brussels and the UK largely agree on how to implement Brexit

Pieter Cleppe | 6th June 2017

The EU's unacceptable ECJ demands would create a privileged caste of EU citizens with superior rights in the UK

Martin Howe QC | 6th June 2017

Free Trade Agreement or Single Market and Customs Union? What the parties say and what it means

Martin Howe QC | 31st May 2017

EU Brexit Directives - what they mean for the negotiations

Hugh Bennett | 22nd May 2017