Brexit

House of Commons will vote on a series of amendments designed to show the PM what they want

Unnamed officials said the govt had been examining its powers in case a no-deal Brexit resulted in civil disobedience

Queen Elizabeth II message comes amid intense argument in parliament about how to proceed on Brexit

Average earnings including bonuses grew by 3.4 per cent in three months to November

Lawmakers will debate and vote on the next steps on January 29

Bank's chief is likely to be pressed on how central bank will address further economic weakness

In a referendum on June 23, 2016, Britons chose to end their membership of the 28-nation EU

Groups of MPs planning to table amendments this week

Prospect of the fallout sinking sterling seems to be making investors skittish

People's fears over the economic impact of leaving the bloc are real

Britain appears to be skidding towards default outcome i.e. a no-deal Brexit at the end of March

Brexit isn’t a democratic exercise though. It’s a populist exercise

May emerged victorious on Wednesday night in a confidence vote triggered by the opposition Labour party

She emerged victorious by a 325-306 margin, a majority of 19

A loss had largely been priced in already, though magnitude of loss came as surprise

Says it will cause massive disruption to trade, after overwhelmingly vote to reject EU withdrawal deal

British PM Theresa May will once again try to forge consensus in parliament on Brexit divorce agreement

British parliament's rejection of a Brexit deal heightens the risk of a disorderly withdrawal from the bloc

It is now up to the British to indicate what they want, says Rutte

British lawmakers voted 432-202 against her deal triggering political chaos

United Kingdom is now ensnared in the deepest political crisis in half a century

Markets brace for parliament to give the thumbs-down to Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal

Jeremy Corbyn is expected to call a parliamentary vote of no confidence in May if she loses Tuesday’s vote

61% of people in Sunderland voted in favour of leaving in the 2016 referendum

EY consultancy says 80 firms are considering or have confirmed relocating assets and staff

Amid uncertainty about PM May's proposed Brexit deal, a poll of Britons showed the majority wanted to stay in EU

May is seeking extra reassurances from Brussels to help persuade sceptical lawmakers

Because of its high value, experts believe 500-euro note has been used in money laundering, terrorist financing

Just three months before UK is due to leave EU, risk of no-deal Brexit is rising

Two-hour long 'Brexit: The Uncivil War' will air on January 7, 2019

Move comes after PM May delayed a vote on the Brexit deal

EU leaders rule out any renegotiation of Brexit deal agreed after tortuous negotiations with London

The result leaves May weakened but immune from a further internal challenge for a year

Labour holds off from attempting to topple May until it can be sure of succeeding

With less than 4 months to Brexit, Britain could see another divisive referendum

EU leaders have repeatedly warned they have no appetite to reopen a divorce deal forged through lengthy tortuous talks

The ruling is in line with an opinion delivered last week by a Court legal adviser

May is facing an uphill struggle to get lawmakers to back her deal

British leader closed 17 months of complex talks with Brussels by sealing Brexit arrangements with EU heads of state

Theresa May is void of regrets and is ‘full of optimism about UK’s future’

Several European leaders express their sadness in Britain leaving the EU bloc

PM May battles to keep the deal alive amid criticism at home

Ministers from the other 27 EU member states are in Brussels on Monday

May will tell the Confederation of British Industry, that she is confident of striking a deal

Prime Minister Theresa May is fighting to defend a draft deal agreed with the EU

More than two years after deciding to quit the EU, clarity still eludes Britain

Members of parliament on all sides warned her there was no way the plan could win their approval

Eurosceptic ministers submit letters calling for vote of no confidence against British Prime Minister's leadership

With ;ess than five months, the resignations put May’s Brexit strategy in doubt

Faces the perilous struggle of getting parliament's approval