Amandeep Singh Bhogal: May must forge ahead with a new British-Indian partnership

Our two countries have a huge amount to offer each other across a broad range of sectors, and we shouldn’t wait for Brexit to get started.

Ashley Fox: How the Walloonatics almost took over the asylum

Unintentionally, the socialists of this Belgian region have done us a favour by making the free trade championing UK look an increasingly attractive partner.

Iain Dale: John Howard, Australia’s great centre-right election winner, backs Leave

Plus: John Rees-Evans’s bizarrre views. May’s flourishing line in jokes. Trump’s chances of winning. And: let Article 50 be put to a vote in Parliament and let’s get on with it.

Brexit’s new Irish question. Or British question, if you prefer.

The problems that change throwns up for the two countries are formidable but not insoluble.

Christopher Howarth’s Guide to Brexit: Why the Wallonians won’t be able to sink a UK/EU trade agreement

The Canadian dispute came about due to a very specific set of circumstances. We will be more fortunate.

WATCH: Clark: This is a big moment. Not just for Nissan. But for the people of Sunderland. And for the country

‘Our objective’, the Secretary of State says, ‘would be to ensure that we have continued access to the markets in Europe — and vice versa — without tariffs’

Hannah David: The EU may turn sour on us – so it’s time to mull doing business with Russia

The very threat of reaching out in this way may make our neighbours reconsider any idea of punishing us.

Vicky Ford: We shouldn’t ditch the Single Market wholesale – we must work out which bits we want to keep

It is in our interests to maintain substantial portions of today’s barrier-free trade with the EU.

Roger Howard: A British arms embargo would not protect Yemeni civilians

The Saudis are one of this country’s largest arms export customers, but there are plenty of others who would step into the breach if we stopped selling.

The EU is dysfunctional at negotiating trade deals – which is bad news for everyone

Even after Brexit it is in the interests of the UK for the remaining member states to prosper.

Meirion Jenkins: How we can boost exports to a £1 trillion a year

These are my observations as to how we can up our export game – here are the two game changers. They go together and feed off each other.

Christopher Howarth’s Guide to Brexit: Why we have to leave the Single Market and the Customs Union

If we want to control our laws, our economy and our trade agreements, we cannot stay in either arrangement.

Mohammed Amin: Ultra-hard Brexit – a mathematical perspective

If trade was completely cut off, we would lose a larger proportion of our economy than the EU would.

Theresa Villiers: We can strike a free trade deal with the EU that maintains financial services passporting

Any attempt to attack the City is much more likely to result in business lost to New York than to Paris, Dublin, Frankfurt or Luxembourg.

Richard Tice: The Treasury has completely misjudged the economic realities of Brexit

A clean Brexit won’t harm trade, it will make us free to prosper.