Brexit: Sector by Sector
Discover DeHavilland's in-depth briefings analysing the impact of Brexit across a range of key sectors.
Brexit
UK's referendum negotiation process begins in earnest at EU summit
David Cameron's presentation on EU reform at last week's European Council summit was overshadowed by bigger issues - but what did we learn about his strategy?
Mixed results
The long-awaited elections in France and the UK are now over and the pollsters missed the mark. The results from both events came as surprises to a different degree, yet both will have a strong impact on the EU.
Article 50: What next?
UK Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Article 50 on Wednesday 29 March. Read DeHavilland's in-depth briefing on the meaning of this key Brexit moment, and what happens next.
Commons Second Reading - European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill
The UK Government's long-awaited "Brexit Bill" was debated in the House of Commons for the first time on 31 January and 1 February. Read DeHavilland's handy summary of the key points in this crucial political event.
2016: The Year in Review
2016 was the most eventful year in recent political history. DeHavilland takes a look back over some of the key moments and how we covered them.
Watch: What is the role of Parliament in Brexit?
The Rt Hon Lord Lisvane KCB DL, former Clerk of the House of Commons and member of the House of Lords, speaks to DeHavilland’s Senior Political Analyst Mike Indian about the role of Parliament in Brexit.
Between a Rock and a Hard Brexit: The High Court's Article 50 Verdict
The UK High Court has ruled that the Government may not trigger Article 50 without consulting Parliament. DeHavilland's Ben Zwolinski considers the implications of the landmark verdict.
Brexit: Those Committee Inquiries in Full
An explosion of Committee inquiries has followed the UK's vote for Brexit. DeHavilland rounds up all the reports underway on key topics for Parliamentary scrutiny after the EU Referendum.
Securing international trade agreements: will it be easy post-Brexit?
The UK has a positive attitude about the chances of trade agreements with countries such as Canada, with whom the EU has just signed the CETA agreement. Many British public figures state that forging in-depth trade relationships with international partners will actually be easier once the UK finally leaves the EU. However, the near-collapse of the CETA agreement last month between Canada and the EU begs the question of whether the process will be as straightforward.
