David Davis

Nicola Sturgeon’s government accused of withholding information from Holyrood probe

Former Brexit secretary David Davis warns of ‘democratic disaster’ if Article 50 extended

Theresa May facing cabinet and backbench revolt over Chequers Brexit deal, but could yet be saved by Labour

Prime Minister due to present her proposal to EU leaders next Thursday

Leading Brexiteers unveil post-Brexit trade plan they claim will ‘set Britain free’ as critics question the maths

Former lawyer heads to Brussels today for his first round of talks with chief negotiator Michel Barnier

Dual blow leaves Theresa May 'hanging by a thread'

Two-day debate over bill amendment may dictate Theresa May’s political future

May averts cabinet crisis but doubts remain about UK’s ability to return to sovereign rule

PM takes a swipe at cabinet ministers and tells a ‘bawdy’ canvassing story at black tie event

Brexit Minister tries to calm fears as Dutch activate ‘hard border’ plan

Soft and hard Brexiters go head-to-head today to decide Britain’s post-EU future

Prime Minister looks to shake up her top team and bring in new blood

New book says No 10 approves of Brexit Secretary’s high-flying ways

In Depth: rumours abound that the Tory leader could be gone by Christmas

Boris Johnson, Philip Hammond and David Davis have very different visions for post-EU Britain

Business groups welcome proposals that mean continuity for several years - but Brexiters may have doubts

Theresa May says leaving the bloc is an opportunity, but business leaders are unconvinced

Mugshots were uploaded without Home Office approval, but police insist the database is invaluable

Tory eurosceptic David Davis says German leader must understand Cameron is not sabre-rattling

Downing Street admits information was censored on 'national security grounds', but denies complicity

Gove's PPS says he'll vote for rebel amendment while David Davis throws champagne party for Mad Nad

Even Cameron's ally Michael Gove could see this was bad Tory politics - though the doctors are furious

Removal of controversial 'insult' clause from Public Order Act is a victory for campaigners