Divorce bill
Esther McVey MP: Theresa May's deal is the 'most dangerous path to go along'
Former Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey has said that that Theresa May's deal is the "most dangerous" because it will break up the "UK union" between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.
Lord Peter Lilley: 'We won't be crashing out of the EU, we will be cashing in'
Lord Peter Lilley, a former Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party, has said that if the UK left the European Union without a deal, "we won't be crashing out, we will be cashing in."
UK will still have to pay Brussels in a no-deal Brexit scenario, says Philip Hammond
UK will still have to pay Brussels in a no-deal Brexit, says Philip Hammond
The UK will still have to pay its outstanding financial obligations to the European Union in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Chancellor Philip Hammond has said.
Hammond set to deliver upbeat Spring Statement - but no tax giveaways
Hammond set to deliver upbeat Spring Statement
Growth forecasts likely to rise but the windfall will be banked to cope with Brexit fall-out
Brexit: Here's what £39 billion would buy the NHS
The EU could be getting £39 billion from the UK for Brexit, but it's a rather large sum to comprehend on its own
Brexit: Britain's 'divorce bill' payment will be £35-39 billion, May's spokesman confirms
Britain's 'divorce bill' payment will be £35-39 billion, May's spokesman says
Statement follows news of Brexit deal earlier today
Brexiteer Richard Tice says Theresa May has capitulated to Michel Barnier and Jean-Claude Juncker
'Theresa May has capitulated to Juncker and Barnier'
Brexiteer Richard Tice isn't exactly impressed with today's deal
Michel Barnier says Brexit talks have reached a 'state of deadlock'
The chief negotiator for the EU says it is disturbing that the negotiations about what the UK owes the EU are deadlocked
Brexit: Boris Johnson blasts 'extortionate' EU divorce bill demand
Johnson's stance echoes that of other senior Tories
Brexit divorce bill could cost 60 billion euros, says Sir Ivan Rogers
Rogers also tells MPs Brussels doesn't expect Theresa May to walk away without a deal