Looking at detail rather than rhetoric

Probably not. "Perhaps the boost to productivity from being able to use incandescent light bulbs while vacuuming with high-powered hoovers will be significant, but the above suggests new free trade agreements alone can’t do it."

Great piece by @StephenFidler1.

Gaming out the unthinkable.

Lord Hannay on the state of UK diplomacy.

Shameful.

Rhetoric and negotiation.

New York Times reflects.

Fascinating profile of a major but hitherto unknown donor.

Rather useful.

More from @AndrewDuffEU.

Being grown-up.

There's a lot of Brexit stuff floating round but this is very useful.

by me.

What Lord Kerr thinks it says.

Great @gideonrachman piece (if you can get past paywall).

More sense from @AndrewDuffEU.

John Bruton's thoughts.

For the EU 27, the losses were found to be virtually insignificant, and hardly noticeable in the aggregate. For the UK, however, the losses could be highly significant, with various estimates running up to ten times greater as a share of GDP. Impacts on some member states – in particular Ireland – and some sectors in the EU27 could be more pronoun…

Rhetoric meets reality.

A to Z.

@jonworth nails it.

My colleague @JulesinBXL spills the beans.

The nervous giant.

Russia has over centuries had a special relationship with Scotland. St. Andrew is the saint protector of both Scotland and the Russian navy. The Russian navy has the same flag as Scotland. Only the opposite combination of colours.

My colleague @MariellevHeumen on the Dutch elections.

Buying up the Far Right in Europe and the US.

@shada_islam deconstructs Britain's Commonwealth rhetoric.

Sane analysis from an expert (@guruover75).

The European Parliament needs interpreters!