Brexit

Brexit will either be plague or new lease of life for Britain, but no one can deny the harm it has caused

Deputy Finance Minister Rishi Sunak says there is a need to remove undemocratic backstop

The pound has lost 3.6 cents since Johnson was named Britain’s new prime minister a week ago

Raab says 'undemocratic' Irish backstop has to go from Withdrawal Agreement

European leaders ready to talk but insist they will not reopen the Withdrawal Agreement

He said this after new British PM said the current Brexit deal was unacceptable, set preparations for leaving the EU

After Brussels rejected British Prime Minister's request to rewrite the Brexit deal

He promises to strike a new divorce deal with the EU and energize the world’s fifth-largest economy

After vowing to get a new divorce deal with the EU or leave without one by October 31

The prevailing uncertainty underscores the perils of unchecked populism that brought about a ‘Leave’ vote

The new Conservative Party leader also made a raft of domestic policy announcements in a nearly 12-minute address

Boris Johnson is great-grandson of Ottoman Empire’s last interior minister Ali Kemal

Top challenges confront the new leader of Britain

Has promised to lead Britain out of the EU with or without a deal by October 31

Boris Johnson expected to be confirmed as the winner charged with delivering Brexit

Supporters of Boris Johnson hail his optimistic vision for post-Brexit Britain

State borrowing forecasted to balloon by about £30 billion per year from 2020

Says he would seek to negotiate new exit terms with the EU over the summer

It is expected to cut region's exports to Republic of Ireland by up to 19%

Former UK govt official says planning for no-deal is like preparing for crisis

As the former London mayor Johnson wins 160 of the 313 votes in the fifth ballot of MPs in Conservative Party

Paul Crowther admitted assault, criminal damage after throwing milkshake at him

Andrea Leadsom declared her support for Johnson, the clear favourite

Javid said he would offer to cover cost of finding a post-Brexit border solution with Ireland

May will remain prime minister until a new leader is chosen next month

US president urges UK to be 'very careful' about involving Chinese tech giant Huawei in its new 5G network

As May is set to resign on June 7 over her failure to deliver a deal to bring Britain out of the EU

British PM announced her resignation in a tearful speech last week

Results with 90 per cent of the vote the count showed the Brexit Party winning with 31.6 per cent

May announced on Friday she was quitting over her failure to deliver Brexit

The next British prime minister will have to win parliamentary support for the exit treaty or risk a no-deal Brexit

Britain's EU departure date is currently fixed for October 31, although any new leader could ask for a further delay

British prime minister's resignation looks likely to make Britain's looming departure from the EU even more...

The resignation comes after a Conservative Party mutiny over her remaining in power

After almost three years, May is due to meet chairman of powerful Conservative 1922 Committee

The Times report says May will remain prime minister while her successor is elected in a two-stage process

May is paying the price for failing to deliver on the wishes of voters

Departure adds to the struggle faced by PM Rutte as he tries to counter surge in anti-immigration populists

MPs have already rejected her Brexit deal three times

"A change is coming," Brexit Party candidate Katharine Harborne warned at the rally

Gives a speech on Brexit in Westminster, London

Theresa May is most certainly going to be defeated in parliament for an embarrassing fourth time this June

'Look at what the divisiveness of Brexit has done to the United Kingdom'

'It is imperative we do so then if the UK is to leave the EU before the summer parliamentary recess'

Tensions within the Conservative Party have grown after May failed to deliver Brexit on the original March 29 deadline

May says she will step aside once a Brexit deal has been passed by parliament

Many voters express frustration at May’s failure to have taken Britain out of the European Union

Conservatives losing seats in southern England and Labour in the north

Govt, opposition resume talks over Brexit after weeks of prior negotiations showed little progress

Demand for pro-European goods rises