PM vowed to ‘take back control’ – but dithering has handed advantage to countries on other side of the table, Institute for Government says.

Boris Johnson’s planned cuts will worsen delays on passports and driving licences, union warns.

Institute of Government says there is more work for the Civil Service to do now that the UK has left the EU

Experts from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, the Resolution Foundation and others agreed Kwasi Kwarteng’s unfunded tax cuts played a role.

The Institute for Government was pleased to welcome Sir Ivan Rogers, former UK Permanent Representative to the EU... The UK wants an ambitious future arrangement covering trade, cooperation in foreign and security policy, data exchange and more. But negotiations on the future relationship will be much more complex than those on the withdrawal...

Inquiry into Whitehall’s Brexit role says prime ministers failed to protect officials.

Institute for Government says parliament passing motions or no-confidence vote may not be enough.

The Institute for Government warns that crucial laws needed for post-Brexit will not be in place. MPs must summon courage.

Councils and port health authorities risk being overwhelmed, Institute for Government says.

High cost of entry under immigration overhaul will put off applicants, says thinktank.

Economic considerations are one of the questions that will weigh on MPs’ minds when they come to scrutinise and vote on the Government’s EU withdrawal agreement. This short paper summarises what is known about the long-term economic impact of Brexit and what questions must be addressed by the Government’s final analysis of this issue.

When MPs return to Parliament after the summer recess there will be less than two months until 31 October – the date the UK is set to leave the EU. / MPs looking to make their voices heard will have far fewer opportunities to do so this time around than they had in the run-up to the end of March this year, when the former prime minister was trying to pass her withdrawal agreement.

The Democratic Unionist Party had an outsized voice in Westminster during Britain’s Brexit negotiations.

The Expert Factor takes a deep dive into how Brexit is working out – and how it might work out in the months and years ahead.

The Institute for Government has warned that the government may never be as ready for a no-deal Brexit as it was when the UK was originally meant to leave the European Union at the end of March.

The government's Brexit legislation is not being properly scrutinised because MPs are failing to turn up to parliamentary sessions about it, it has been claimed.