Brexit

Resigntaion comes just a few months before Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to start formal Brexit negotiations

Pakistan’s Supreme Court must be recognised as a central institution in our democracy

Dollar inches higher against yen and a handful of other major currencies

May said that she was planning to negotiate both Brexit and Britain's future relationship with the EU by 2019

Says enormous opportunities for investment available in wake of CPEC

Recent developments in US, EU give impression of increasing argument against globalisation

Britain last month dismissed Donald Trump's suggestion to appoint Nigel Farage as envoy to Washington

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to begin formal exit talks by the end of March

Trump’s election, Brexit all had severe economic implications

Dutch finance minister says there will be a ‘lot of movement’

Other European financial centres are said to be in the running for economic hub

Motion and amendment will be subject to a debate and non-binding vote in the House of Commons on Wednesday

More than 40 per cent of tech companies founded in London last year have at least one non-British founder

May has insisted a parliamentary vote on the legislation would not disrupt her plans to trigger Article 50

Boris Johnson denies contradicting government policy on immigration during private conversations with EU ambassadors

Goldsmith had resigned in protest at the government's decision to back a new runway at London's Heathrow airport

Country is looking at ways of securing the best access for businesses to the bloc after Brexit, a spokesperson said

Muslims made up the largest group of victims, in 30 incidents, while 28 cases involved southern or eastern Europeans

US President-elect thinks Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage 'would do a great job'

The 62-year-old conservative is widely seen as a stabilising force in Europe amid uncertainty after Brexit

US President stresses on growing inequality and countries pulling out from the global world

'Post-truth has gone from being a peripheral term to being a mainstay in political commentary'

We should be making sure that we integrate far better than we currently do, says Sadiq Khan

What I saw was a thoughtful and reflective Donald Trump, says the Brexit campaigner

Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage becomes first British politician to visit the newly elected US president

US election would promote narrow nationalism, says Senate chairman

Foreign ministers from the 28 EU countries will hold talks in Brussels on the impact of US presidential election

The scaled-down version was prompted by higher commodity prices and had nothing to do with the British pound's plunge

The High Court ruled that the government does not have the power to trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty

Leaders of both countries spoke by phone earlier this week when May sent greetings for Diwali

The resignation leaves May's government with a slim working majority of 14

The British government is disappointed with the decision by England's High Court

Johnson compared Britain's exit from the European Union to the 1912 sinking of the ill-fated Titanic cruise liner

Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will invoke Article 50 by the end of March

The pound's fall has affected profitability for many companies, as imported goods have become even more expensive

The bill would give non-British EU citizens living in Scotland the right to vote on independence

Scotland voted by a large margin to remain in the European Union

The Scottish National Party leader has raised the nation's profile since June's European Union referendum in Britain

Govt says it has "royal prerogative" to negotiate Brexit without needing a legally-binding parliamentary vote

Financial markets already reacting to signs of ‘hard Brexit’

Theresa May has said she "fully expects" to be able to guarantee the rights of EU citizens to stay in Britain

Blair's chances of forging a new role might be limited after a seven-year inquiry delivered a scathing verdict in July

France and Germany hope that Brexit will leave the path open for common defence proposals

Experts say that to curb immigration Britain may have to leave the single market which allows free movement of people

In a shock referendum result, Britain voted on June 23 to leave the 28-nation European Union

Core inflation goes up 4.8%, the highest level in one and a half year

Theresa May says she would be giving further details during her speech on Sunday

May became Britain's second woman prime minister after David Cameron resigned in June

British PM has said she will not trigger the formal EU divorce this year

The point of concern is that Britain is the third-largest importer of Pakistani goods, behind the US and China