“Theresa May was said to be hurt and concerned her credentials as a guarantor of the Good Friday Agreement were not being taken seriously”. Have heard this also from someone else who met May recently (not an Irish official).

@lewis_goodall gets it.

Michel Barnier lays out the agenda.

Great as usual from @JonLis1 - I agree with him.

Wise words from @duncan_morrow.

Useful summary of the EU’s preparedness documents for the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Taking back control.

It is not just that many UK senior civil servants do not speak another language. It is that they do not appear to understand what speaking another language means.

by @PeterKellner1. None of the four is good.

And rightly so.

Where we are.

Indeed.

@AndrewDuffEU anticipates Chequers.

Putting this out there. (Obviously, not endorsing!)

Yup.

Good for Amanda, excellent piece.

You don’t say.

Northern Ireland and the UK after Brexit. (And Scotland.) By @GerryLynch.

The importance of Commons procedure.

A grim situation.

Damning Institute for Government report (PDF).

Digging into the comparison between Brexit and the Millennium Bug.

(PDF)

Interesting historical perspective.

Lecture by @GerryLynch

Fascinating. I actually agree with about 60% of this.

Brilliant stuff. (Hope this link works.)

But reassuring EU citizens has been Theresa May’s first priority!!!

Of course it does. But nobody should be complacent!

Good summary.