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Scottish Government changes tack on EU continuity law
Ministers to abandon bill and propose other alignment measure
Immigration Bill deprives UK's EU citizens of rights, MPs report
Human Rights Committee flags up powers vested in Home Secretary
Fewer than one in 10 legal firms preparing for Brexit: survey
Some risk expected, but most focused on other concerns
EU Settlement Scheme could repeat Windrush problems, peers warn
Home Office "appears not to have learned the lessons": Kennedy
Peers warn of "acute" risk of trade disruption on Brexit
Report also criticises failure to consult devolved governments
Brexit not an event to frustrate EU agency office lease, High Court holds
European Medicines Agency fails in case over London HQ
MEPs agree further motor insurance protections in EU
Minimum cover among new safeguards for accident victims
Court gives effect to EU judges' article 50 ruling
Declarator pronounced, with expenses against UK Government
Holyrood EU Continuity Act provisions conflict with UK Act: Supreme Court
Justices reject general challenge but strike down several sections
UK can reverse article 50 notice, EU court rules
Decision would mean remaining in EU on same terms
Supreme Court to give decision in Holyrood EU Continuity Bill case
Seven Justices to rule on validity of Scottish Parliament measure
UK able to revoke article 50 notice: advocate general
Opinion for EU court supports rights of the member state
Supreme Court refuses permission to appeal in article 50 case
First Division interlocutor not a "final judgment" in terms of Act
EU court forces suspension of UK winter power scheme
Commission should have investigated capacity market scheme for state aid
Ministers fail to halt article 50 Europe reference
Court of Session refuses permission to appeal to UK Supreme Court
UK Government asks CJEU to decline article 50 reference
Written observations maintain questions inadmissible
Lawyers sign up for People's Vote campaign
Letter to Prime Minister attracts 1,400 signatures
Funding to help with EU Settlement Scheme announced
£9 million to help organisations inform vulnerable individuals
Article 50 reference not withdrawn, but appeal permission hearing set
Inner House sets 8 November date for Government motion
EU copyright protection held to override "family life" defence
CJEU holds that fair balance requires limit on German law
Peers in further alert over no-deal Brexit consequences for family cases
Questions put to Government over lack of clarity
UK European arrest warrants must be recognised pending Brexit: CJEU
Refusal only where concrete evidence of risk to fundamental rights
MSPs seek evidence of Brexit negotiations impact
Committee invites views to inform ongoing scrutiny
MEPs approve controversial new copyright law
Campaigners vow to continue fight until final version settled