Politics Why Boris Johnson is Theresa May’s biggest Brexit liability The Foreign secretary is loved by Eurosceptics and detested by EU negotiators. By James Crisp
Politics Theresa May might look lonely, but cracks are showing in the EU’s united front By James Crisp
The EU Commission needs to practice what it preaches The EU's executive body is suffering a credibility crisis after a German official was filmed making controversial comments about the… By James Crisp
Will the collapse of the EU/Canada trade deal speed the demise of Jean-Claude Juncker? The embattled European Comission President has already survived the migrant crisis and Brexit. By James Crisp
Theresa May can play big fish with devolved nations – in the EU she’s already a nobody The PM may have more time for domestic meetings in future. By James Crisp
Brexit: Canada’s trade model is not a golden ticket to the single market This deal has been seven tortured, painstaking years in the making and it still isn’t in force. By James Crisp
Steven Woolfe’s collapse just proves to Brussels that Ukip are Brits abroad Ukip are seen as "angry people". By James Crisp