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Eleventh-hour conflicts over youth mobility and fishing rights showed both sides bargaining hard

UK prime minister heralds a ‘win-win’ but faces criticism for concessions on fishing rights

YOUR VIEWS: Our community welcomed the move as a long-overdue step to cut red tape and begin repairing the damage caused by earlier Brexit agreements

Keir Starmer’s recent speech on immigration has generated a good deal of controversy. In announcing a government white paper to cut legal migration, the prime minister said: “Nations depend on rules – fair rules. Sometimes they’re written down, often they’re not, but either way, they give shape to our values…

We are finally on a path to repair the colossal damage Brexit has done, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

NEWS ANALYSIS: During the Brexit negotiations after the referendum, the notion that Britain could have a trade deal with the US or India while still having favourable access to the EU was sneered at as impossible. But in a single month Sir Keir Starmer has achieved it, explains The Independent’s…

Rehashing 20-year-old Blairite ideas that were stale then will inspire nobody. Britain is crying out for bold, transformative policy-making, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The new deal will allow EU boats to continue fishing in UK waters before the first post-Brexit UK-EU summit.

The prime minister unveils his third major international deal this month as he puts pen to paper for a new deal which removes trade barriers and red tape

Aubrey Williams produced huge, colourful abstract paintings and was influenced by music and climate issues

As South Western becomes the latest operator to be renationalised, there are questions about whether the changes will lead to lower fares