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Tory backbenchers to push for white paper on No 10's Brexit prioritiesLabour and Liberal Democrat MPs likely to back move to force Theresa May to publish white paper spelling out Brexit strategy -
Hard Brexit will hurt UK more, say EU diplomats and business leadersEuropean industry chiefs and politicians respond to Theresa May’s speech with mix of scepticism, indignation and positivity
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Steve Bell on a UK-US trade deal – cartoonFormer White House ethics experts have warned that Donald Trump could exploit a new trade deal with the UK to boost his private tourism businesses in Scotland
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The Guardian view on Theresa May and Brexit: a reality check tinged with fantasyEditorial: The prime minister’s much anticipated speech on Brexit combined tough political realism with a wing and a prayer about reaching agreements on trade and single market access
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The Guardian view on Davos: beat extremists by tackling extreme economicsEditorial: Trump and Farage have harnessed public rage at gross inequality. Beating them means closing the wealth gap
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May’s promise on workers’ rights is hollow if she doesn’t get a dealIf Britain doesn’t get access to the single market after Brexit, its economic model will favour investors and undermine employment conditions
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Is Angela Merkel willing to compromise on free movement?Yes, say pro-Brexit newspapers. But they seem to have misinterpreted remarks by the German chancellor’s about restricting benefits for EU migrants
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Article 50 ruling: EU envoys warn Brexit delay 'unwelcome'EU diplomats say need for Westminster vote and parliamentary scrutiny on Britain leaving union may skew timetable
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'Our growth is at stake': business community reacts to hard BrexitTheresa May is only at the start of discussions about trade, immigration and investment. We speak to a number of experts about what happens next
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Key points from May's Brexit speech: what have we learned?PM’s big speech has brought some clarity over the sort of deal she is seeking for the UK
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Bravado only partially masks contradictions in Theresa May's speechPM’s address will reassure critics that she has given Brexit plenty of thought, but questions about UK’s strategy remain
May’s Brexit threat to Europe: 'no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal'