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PM secures vote but senior Tories come out against internal market legislation that threatens international law
Private investigator representing fraud suspects had access to top legal levels
Geoffrey Cox suggests parliamentary hearings for Supreme Court nominees
Campaigners express concern to attorney-general at delays to SFO probe of defence contractor GPT
PM unrepentant as bitter debate turns to threats to MPs
MPs return after unlawful prorogation, but what they can now do may be limited
Attorney-general says UK would struggle to maintain existing EU arrangements
Measure passes by single vote as PM and Corbyn begin talks on future ties with EU
Article 62 move on withdrawal agreement an ‘utterly hopeless’ endeavour, says QC
After hopes buoyed by Strasbourg talks, attorney-general’s advice deals funereal blow
Eurosceptic MPs seize on UK attorney-general’s admission over Irish backstop
He had no choice but to rule that nothing has changed with the Brexit backstop
The crucial voices now will be DUP and 100-plus members of Conservative party’s ERG
Attorney-general highlights risk of UK being trapped in Irish backstop after EU divorce
‘Now is the time to come together,’ says PM, hoping new assurances will win over critics
Hours after quoting St Paul in Westminster Abbey, PM is on road to Brussels
PM tells EU it has choice to make too as she pins hope on last-minute concessions
EU negotiators bewildered as attorney-general Cox turns to Victorian-era measure of ‘reasonableness’
Attorney-general says there are strong grounds to bring fresh proceedings
Cox returns from testing Brussels talks that open prospect of fresh Commons rout
UK attorney-general returns after ‘robust’ talks in Brussels
Back PM in Commons or face being forced to stay in customs union, chief whip warns
Big gap remains between EU and Britain as Geoffrey Cox tries to keep PM’s deal alive
Hardliners now pose the biggest threat to the UK leaving the EU
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