Boris Johnson

Top lawmakers in both houses of parliament are raising concern over the timing

Trump criticise British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit divorce deal

EU granted a Brexit delay to Jan 31, warns it might be the last

Welsh international says the only thing he follows from back home is the golf

Tehreek-e-Kashmir chief says India spends poverty alleviation money given by UK on military operations in IOK

Member states have already accepted a delay in principle to avoid the risk of a disorderly divorce

Paris says there has to be a strong justification to grant another extension for Brexit

Huawei allowed access to the “non-contentious” parts of the network

The death of Baghdadi is an important moment in our fight against terror, says Boris Johnson

He hopes will give him a majority to pass the divorce deal he struck with EU leaders last week

MPs rejected PM's timetable to rush it through parliament in a matter of days

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says it was up to the EU to decide whether it wanted to delay

Leaders of the 27 states that will make up the EU once Britain leaves are unlikely to deny the extension request

Defeat leaves Johnson under mounting pressure to find a way out of paralysing impasse

It has already been postponed twice

Result is major blow to Johnson who said he would rather be 'dead in a ditch' than prolong Brexit process

It is widely seen as too close to call but Johnson warned his deal was still the best way out of the tortuous process

PM Johnson needs to find 319 other deal supporters to be certain of getting approval for the revised deal

DUP expresses concerns that Brexit deal could cut Northern Ireland off from Britain in customs and regulatory terms

Talks remain stuck on how to avoid customs checks on the land border between Northern Ireland and Ireland

Both sides are silent about what compromises had been made to break the Brexit deadlock

Johnson has repeatedly said he will not shift on the issue, pointing to a collapse in the negotiations

Senior MEP said the European Parliament's initial reaction to it was not positive at all

Johnson’s Snapchat account includes different graphics such as, “My priorities” and “GET BREXIT DONE”

Johnson will stick to his hard line on Brexit

Johnson put his hand on her thigh at a dinner party, alleges victim

Boris Johnson gathers his Conservative party before an election

Her comments came after opposition MPs criticised premier for using 'dangerous' language

The ruling paves the way for legislators to return to parliament, where Johnson has no majority

Johnson says Thomas Cook had made a request to the government for around 150 million pounds

He is also due to hold bilateral talks with leaders

I'm glad this gentleman told me his problems, says the prime minister

BDI industry blames London for the lack of progress in political negotiations

Critics also say that if judges decide Johnson misled the monarch, then he must resign

Scotland’s highest court of appeal ruled on Wednesday that the suspension was unlawful

Labour Party spokesperson says Johnson has been dishonest about the consequences of no-deal Brexit

Parliament was prorogued or suspended, on Monday until October 14

Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom says the change aims to attract the brightest and the best from around the world

'We are looking at getting a good deal, that works for the UK and the EU', she says

For the second time, lawmakers reject Johnson’s request to break the deadlock through an early national election

It would take place regardless of outcome of government-led vote on holding snap election, says spokesperson

Boris Johnson's strategy to leave 'do or die' by October 31 deadline has been shaken by the events of recent days

'I cannot stand by as good, loyal moderate Conservatives are expelled', she says

An opposition bill was approved by parliament’s appointed upper chamber, the House of Lords on Friday

Miller tells reporters outside court that parliament should be sitting during this crucial time

A judge in Scotland rules in favour of Johnson

He says he's torn between family loyalty and national interest

There has been a rise in Islamophobic incidents by 375 per cent since Johnson’s comments about Muslim women

This may also not be a good time for an election for Labour, which is languishing in the opinion polls

Lower House of Commons blocks Johnson's call for an early election