Irish Foreign Minister and Tánaiste (Deputy Prime Minister) Simon Coveney has said that no Brexit deal will be done this week.

The official independent economic forecaster to the Government has concluded that any new trade deals that might be concluded after Brexit may be difficult to secure and even if they do happen will have little or no positive impact on the economy.

Concern is growing that Parliament will be “railroaded” by Theresa May into backing her Brexit deal with minimal levels of debate and discussion, a senior Labour peer warns today, while a leading Conservative MP says that Brexit is being used to damage British institutions and damage public trust in politics.

The Tony Blair Institute has tonight published a report on the impact of Brexit on the services sector of the British economy.

Richard Burnett from the Road Haulage Association today gave evidence to the Commons Brexit Committee.

Delia Smith, Sir Patrick Stewart, Olly Alexander and Ian McEwan are among more than two dozen household names who are funding free coach travel for campaigners from their home towns and regions to take part in the People’s Vote March for the Future on October 20.

A new report has been published by The Constitution Unit at UCL, entitled ‘The Mechanics of a Further Referendum on Brexit’. It finds that a People’s Vote on the Brexit deal is “clearly possible”.

The SNP have firmly and clearly backed a People’s Vote, with the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon telling Radio Scotland’s Good Morning Scotland that there were no conditions on the Party’s support for a People’s Vote.

Nicola Sturgeon today declared that she would expect the SNP’s 35 MPs in Westminster to back the demand from across the UK for a People’s Vote on the outcome of Brexit negotiations.

Nissan have warned of the threat to car production in Sunderland because of a botched, disorderly Brexit.

An overwhelming majority of LGBT+ people want a People’s Vote on Brexit – and would vote to remain in the EU, according to a new poll by YouGov, which coincides with the launch this weekend of a new campaign group LGBT+ for a People’s Vote.

Commenting on the Prime Minister’s speech at Conservative Party conference, Lord (David) Willetts, leading supporter of the People’s Vote campaign, said: