The UK prime minister says the UK will "keep talking" to the EU, but things are "looking difficult".

EU Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says the UK and EU have "very little time remaining" for an agreement.

Steve Double says comments by Michael Gove have 'shot down' claims the region will be left short.

A Wales-Ireland ferry route sees its busiest-ever three weeks as businesses prepare for 1 January.

In this strangest of years, the trade negotiations may not go as expected.

The PM and the EU Commission head speak again by phone, and acknowledge differences remain.

Covid and Brexit have put unprecedented pressure on public finances, and the watchdog still cannot see what risks are being taken

A substantial part of Invest NI's budget was from two EU funds - the ERDF and the ESF.

It also warned there could be unavailability of some products for NI customers due to Brexit.

As we wait on a deal or no-deal outcome, what would either mean for the East of England?

The company managing the port says lack of government support will make the transition "more challenging".

Ministers say authorities in England will be properly funded, but Labour warns of cash shortfalls.

A senior police officer says the UK will lose 40,000 crime alerts on 31 December, deal or no deal.

Michael Gove has told a Lords committee he hopes a Brexit deal with the EU can be concluded as quickly as possible.

Holyhead Port has seen 20% increase in traffic because firms are shifting more goods than normal.

The Welsh Government says the Internal Market Act will limit ability of Senedd to make laws.

Government minister Michael Gove has said "regrettably" it is unlikely the UK will secure a Brexit deal by Sunday night.

The UK and EU announce formal agreement on how the new Irish Sea border will operate in January.

One task for the Austrian will be managing the interests of EU and non-EU states, such as the UK.

Edwin Poots says it is imperative a long-term solution to apply flexibilities on food imports is found.