Insights and briefings

With Parliament officially prorogued, the UK remains due to leave the European Union on 31 October and there is still no clarity as to whether this will be with or without an agreement.

The Cabinet Office has published guidance on how the UK's public procurement regime will be affected by Brexit. This article explores the different scenarios following a "deal" or a "no-deal" departure from the EU.

As Brexit looms closer, we take a closer look at the regulatory requirements of medical devices marketed in the UK, and how these will be effected once the UK leaves the EU.

If the UK makes a "no deal" exit from the EU, then it is likely that the UK will trade on WTO rules. But what does that mean for tariffs and prices?

In the event of a no-deal Brexit, then the UK will revert to trading on the World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules until new arrangements have been implemented.