Economic effects of Brexit

Business owners voice "genuine fears" that new EU costs will put off European customers.

The land next to Portsmouth International Port will allow checks on imports, as required from July.

Firms report ongoing paperwork and IT problems as hauliers face further delays at UK ports.

Politicians get their say on the Brexit trade deal, as four Welsh Labour MPs abstain in the vote.

These are the most important aspects of the UK-EU deal, and what they mean for people's lives and businesses.

The Commons voted on the first stage of the bill which puts the agreement into law.

From talks on trade checks to border control posts, BBC News NI looks at the twists and turns.

Cash of €10,000 or more will have to be declared entering NI as a requirement of the Brexit deal.

The Scottish government describes the deal as bad for fishing - but UK ministers say the industry will flourish.

As a trade border between NI and GB looms, BBC News NI looks at the key moments in the process.

A "tax" would be added to the price of everyday items without a deal, a manufacturing employer says.

France will stop lorries arriving from the UK for 48 hours amid concerns about a new coronavirus variant.

With a decision expected before Christmas, UK sources say it is increasingly likely there will be no deal.