Green Brexit

UK businesses which produce or trade products containing harmful gases will need to register online in event of no-deal

Prime Minister declares 'I have always been clear that Brexit should not be at the expense of workers' rights or environmental protections'

Dieter Helm says withdrawal from common agricultural policy could safeguard natural world

New guidance warns firms should prepare for major changes to emissions trading, electricity trading, and nuclear safeguards if UK crashes out of EU next month

Theresa May would have to change the habit of a lifetime to break the deadlock, but the Labour leader has hinted a Green Brexit deal might just be possible

Labour leader writes to Theresa May setting out terms that could see the opposition back the Prime Minister's Brexit deal

Changes to UK environment oversight and the Irish power market will not be set by 29 March, the Institute for Government said, and a crash out will leave no time to do so

With 57 days to go until the UK is scheduled to leave the EU, Theresa May's Green Brexit pledges remain as vague as ever

Theresa May promises to 'consider legislation where necessary' in order to 'embed the strongest possible protections on workers' rights and the environment'

Thousands of businesses advised on steps they should take to 'minimise any disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit'