Brexit

EU is seeking a few more concessions before entering the final phase of negotiations

UK must honour the N Irish peace deal or there will be no US trade deal says the presidential candidate

As the British government pushes ahead with moves that would breach their divorce treaty

As Johnson's Internal Market Bill is currently being debated in parliament

The European Union says Johnson’s plan would wreck trade talks and propel the United Kingdom towards a messy Brexit

Amid growing opposition from within the Conservative party

Britain left the EU on January 31 and is now negotiating with the EU to agree on future trading relations

As Britain explicitly said it plans to break international law by breaching parts of the Withdrawal Agreement treaty

After Britain explicitly states that it would act outside international law by breaching the divorce treaty

The bill, a blueprint for life outside the European Union, said to be published on Wednesday

Northern Ireland minister says the new bill would break international law and may only worsen matters

Sharp sell-off in tech stocks also threaten to stall rally that jumped to near record highs

We are taking the powers to disapply the EU law concept of direct effect, says Brandon Lewis

London signals it could undermine the exit agreement with Brussels unless free trade terms are agreed by next month.

Warns the EU it could undercut the divorce deal it signed unless the bloc agrees to a free trade deal by Oct 15

UK must agree not to implement change to legislation that could distort trade with the bloc says Barnier

Britain left the EU on Jan. 31 but talks have so far made little headway on agreeing a new trade deal

Under 'reasonable worst-case scenario,' food, fuel, medicine could run short, reports The Sun

Top minister says there has been change of tone from bloc in recent weeks

Regarding 2019 UK general election, 47% believed Russia had interfered

Britain left the EU on Jan 31 but main terms of its membership remain in place during transition period until year-end

Cummings travelled to Durham in northern England in late March, when a strict lockdown was already in place

The UK left EU on January 31 and both sides have until the end of the year to forge a new basis for relations

As the coronavirus pandemic makes an already difficult timeline for a British-EU trade deal “virtually impossible”

Aims to maintain current level of merchandise trade between two countries

Plans are the biggest change to immigration policy in 50 years and will go before parliament

British firms wait for progress on ease of doing business, tax reduction

It eased immediate fears of a damaging split between London and the bloc, which includes Ireland

Efficiency of Pakistan’s authority will prove to be key in how successful it is in ensuring the convention works

Trade commissioner says Brexit allows UK to focus more on countries outside EU

This is the beginning of a new era in Europe which will have repercussions beyond its borders

London could request an extension of one or two more years, but it would have to do so by July 1

Mixed emotions of Brexit day show the UK is not yet at ease with itself, writes The Guardian

In an address to the nation, Prime Minister Boris Johnson acknowledges there might be "bumps in the road ahead"

The country will slip away an hour before midnight from the club it joined in 1973

For the past couple of months Britain has largely stopped sending its national officials to EU meetings

After Brexit, Johnson is planning a reshuffle of his cabinet team of top ministers

United States has said it hopes to reach a trade deal with Britain by the end of the Brexit transition

72 remaining British MEPs, who will leave afterwards, will allow Brexit to officially take effect on Friday

Farmer Karin Kessler says the few dozen inhabitants have very mixed feelings about the new distinction

UK looks to embark on trade talks with EU and US to spare economy from Brexit shocks

US Commerce Secretary insisted UK and US would have easier time striking the deal than the EU

Companies apply for temporary permission to operate in Britain after Jan 31 when UK leaves the bloc

Talks can begin as soon as EU ministers agree their joint mandate on February 25

Not willing to champion big manufacturing sectors that want to stick to EU rules

Idea has infuriated those who voted against Brexit in the 2016 EU membership referendum

Johnson's office indicates that it could accept a partial trade deal

Johnson will call for the EU and Britain to work out "a confident and positive future relationship" by the end of Dec

Lack of anticipated drama has instead seen focus shift to potential conflict between the US and Iran

His triumph dispelled any doubts over whether Britain would follow through on the results of its 2016 referendum