Brexit

'Britons did not want to be part of the EU as it stands', say Cabinet Office minister David Lidington

'You may say I am a dreamer, but I am not the only one', quoted Tusk

Opponents say Johnson deliberately misled the public in Brexit referendum the amount could be spent on state-run NHS

Britain and the EU will soon begin the much harder task of defining their future trading relationship

British no-frills airline announced that it carried a record 81.6 million passengers, despite uncertainty about Brexit

The companies have been given until January 18 to share information requested by British lawmakers

Britain secured the go-ahead from Brussels to start talks on its future relationship with the EU earlier this month

The kingdom will phase out the current burgundy-coloured travel document, commonly adopted by EU member states

EU leaders last week agreed to open the second stage of Brexit talks

Scots, together with Londoners and the Northern Irish, voted to stay in the EU in June 2016's referendum

The deal commits both sides to respect the 1998 Good Friday agreement

Failure to progress talks in December would mean terms of transition period could be delayed

Britain insists the issue can only be resolved as part of negotiations on the future relationship

Amsterdam, Paris new homes of two EU agencies

Juncker told reporters Britain needed to do more if it hopes to unlock the the next phase of Brexit negotiations

Brexiteers warn of crisis if Brexit is overturned

Post-Brexit uncertainty fuels economic concerns for AJK

PM May has promised to maintain Britain's contributions for two years after Brexit in March 2019

The Home Office said there were 80,393 offences in 2016/17, a rise of 29 percent from the year before

Clinton suggested that commercial ties with the EU could not be replaced by a new trading relationship Trump

“Yesterday was humiliating for May,” said one EU diplomat

The divorce bill will be a key issue in upcoming talks.

'I proposed a positive agenda to create a Europe that protects, a Europe that empowers, a Europe that defends'

Consumer spending slumps to two-and-a-half-year low of just 0.1% quarter-on-quarter

Banks abstaining from moving large numbers of people till clarity on political front

British government says it wants a frictionless frontier without "physical border infrastructure and border posts"

EU wants agreement on how exit bill will be calculated before talks about Britain's future relationship with the bloc

Britain is keen to start talking about its post-Brexit relationship with Europe

Irish PM Varadkar reiterated a preference for Britain to remain part of the European Union

It is in the interests of Britain and the EU to ensure that we transition to a new situation, says pro-Brexit minister

May's authority has been weakened after she lost her parliamentary majority in June's election

Passengers leaving or arriving in the United Kingdom will face new taxes, obstacles and delays

Britain is due to leave the EU by the end of March 2019

They walked through the old part of town shaking hands and posing for photos carrying Polish and British flags

Britain may be asked to pay up to 100 billion euros

Bill will allow conversion of existing EU law into British law so laws remain the same when Britain leaves the bloc

If it relocates to Germany, EMA would have concentrated expertise and strong national partners, says German minister

May's failure to win during national election last month has cast doubt on her capacity to lead Britain out of the EU

Environment Minister says UK will be able to regulate access over its waters for the first time in more than 50 years

The EU wants to agree with Britain on the amount it will owe the bloc after it leaves

Company deciding between English site and Germany plants

Forty-nine lawmakers supported an amendment, defying Corbyn's orders to stick to the party's policy

The Government says it is considering a range of options of how EU migration will work for new arrivals post-exit

May addressed the issue of citizens' rights, one of the three priorities for the opening stage of Brexit negotiations

British Prime Minister said, the talks had made a "very constructive start"

At the summit May is due to unveil a "generous offer" to resolve EU concerns

Carney mocked Foreign Secretary's argument that Britain can have its cake and eat it by quitting the European Union

Without filters, social media will lose its credibility of being a reliable vehicle of information

British projects and businesses can currently bid for financing from the European Investment Bank

An election this year is a possibility and Mrs May, to quote a former fellow politician, is a dead woman walking