Archive: Customs Union
What one piece of Jacob Rees-Mogg nonsense tells us about Brexit tactics
A story about how Jacob Rees-Mogg's nonsense can travel halfway around the world before the fact-checkers have got their boots on.
Opinion Former Articles
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PCS: Union backs public accounts report on revenue and customs
PCS: Union backs public accounts report on revenue and customs - politics.co.uk
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PCS: Union anger over more revenue and customs office closures
PCS: Union anger over more revenue and customs office closures
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PCS: Union anger over revenue and customs office closures
PCS: Union anger over revenue and customs office closures - politics.co.uk
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Business as usual for customs in transition period
“UK and European Union business will welcome the continuity proposed in today’s agreement"
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This is what free movement means to me
The UK's membership of the EU meant I could study in the Nethernalds at a fraction of the price charged to students from outside the bloc.
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Week in Review: Total Brexit stalemate
Theresa May has reached an impasse in the Cabinet on the customs union.
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Lords vote: No place left for Corbyn to hide
The House of Lords defeated the government by 245 votes to 218 and demanded that Britain stays in the single market.
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Bicker all you want about a customs partnership - it's impossible either way
Theresa May is calling a 'War Cabinet' to hammer out a customs solution. But despite the noise, all these options have already been rejected by Brussels.
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No.10's threat of a no-confidence vote on the customs union is constitutional nonsense
The threat to potential Tory rebels is clear: vote for a customs union and you're voting to topple the government.
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Week in Review: Crunch-point is coming for the customs union
The government is caught in a four-way pincer movement on the customs union, each part of which gains confidence from the resilience of the others.
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Disaster road: The Brexit Irish border plan and why it won't work
David Davis is going to throw everything at this and he's going to fail anyway.
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From the horse's mouth: Freight leaders issue warning about hard Brexit
Freight workers warn of prospect of permanent gridlock unless UK government quickly gets a grip on Brexit.
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Just-in-time: The production system Brexit is set to sabotage
Time is running out for the UK to support just-in-time
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Week in Review: Why are we leaving the customs union again?
Leaving the customs union involves an awful lot of pain and absolutely no gain
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The government's customs union plan is an absolute dog's breakfast
After a year of preparation, the Brexit department's offering on the customs union is a mess of unrealistic expectations and untested IT solutions.
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Labour's push to leave the customs union will decimate British industry
The party's Brexit position will destroy the livelihoods of many of its traditional voters
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