WATCH: Simon Wolfson on No Deal. The Government needs to make its mind up about tariffs.
The Chairman of Open Europe makes his point as the organisation releases a report claiming that No Deal would be manageable.
WATCH: Now Leadsom suspends judgement on May. She must be given the “opportunity” to strike a good deal.
First Mordaunt, then McVey and now the Commons Leader won’t line up unambiguously behind the Prime Minister.
WATCH: Like Mordaunt a few days ago, McVey won’t commit to backing Chequers
The Work and Pensions Secretary says that she’s “behind the Prime Minister” – but goes no further.
WATCH: Brexit Britain is an oasis of moderation even while populists rise elsewhere, notes Daniel Hannan
“In which EU country does the public when polled take the most positive view of immigration?”
WATCH: “They will be protected” – the Prime Minister’s pledge to people transitioning onto Universal Credit
“We are putting transitional protections in…so people who are moved onto Universal Credit will not see any reduction.”
WATCH: Sturgeon on Brexit – “Never has so much been lost by so many to satisfy so few”
The SNP leader addresses the party’s annual conference in Glasgow, and also calls for “pragmatism and patience” on a second independence referendum.
WATCH: Baker on how, if the backstop problem can be solved, Canada Plus Plus Plus is the natural Brexit negotiation solution
As we wait for the Government to clarify its position, the former Brexit Minister sets out the ERG’s.
WATCH: McDonnell – Universal Credit “is not a system that can work any more”
The Shadow Chancellor says it’s “in shambles” and “iniquitous”.
WATCH: Wright says the “whole world needs to wake up” to digital threats and challenges
The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport talks about Russia, and the attacks the UK has “thwarted”.
WATCH: Dearlove is “worried” by Corbyn’s “past associations”
The former head of MI6 says “I don’t think you can entirely dump your past”.
WATCH: Sturgeon claims Scottish independence is inevitable
She adds that Brexit brings the issues around it “very sharply into focus”.
WATCH: Lewis says there “must not be a hard border”
The Chairman of the Conservative Party emphasises that May has been “very clear” in committing to keep the “structure of the UK” intact.
WATCH: May “promises an end to austerity”
“People need to know that their hard work has paid off. Because of that hard work, and the decisions taken by the Chancellor, our national debt is starting to fall for the first time in a generation.”
WATCH: See that girl, watch that scene. May bops on to the stage as she begins her speech.
If in doubt, send yourself up. And if some say it’s un-Prime Ministerial, more are likely to like it.
WATCH: “If I have a function here today, it is to try – with all humility – to put some lead into the collective pencil” – Johnson
Boris Johnson speaks to the ConHome fringe meeting at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham.