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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's proposals outline a new way to avoid a hard border between EU members

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

New duties can slash US imports of EU cheese by 30%, jack up prices across country

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

European powers urge Tehran to talk about its nuclear, missile programs and regional security issues

He is also due to hold bilateral talks with leaders

Huge numbers of children skip school in more than 130 countries to join a worldwide strike against climate change

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

Lack of information making youth vulnerable to radicalisation, say experts

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

European body appoints its first-ever female ambassador to Islamabad

Aims to align them with climate targets and changes in energy policy

"We are not going to go through this every three months," says French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian

'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

During the Q&A, EU’s response to India’s revocation of Article 370 also came under discussion

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

She says France continues to prepare for the possibility of a no-deal Brexit

Johnson recieves criticism for racist comments

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

President Hassan Rouhani also warns that Tehran still preparing for further significant breaches of the pact

Lawmakers will seek to pass a law forcing Johnson to ask the EU to delay Brexit for a third time

British media reports that Javid was livid about the firing of his press aide

Johnson promises to lead Britain out of the EU on October 31 with or without an agreement with Brussels

They are still open to calling a vote of no confidence, says finance chief of the Labour Party

Johnson says he wants a deal but will leave without one if necessary

This move has sparked outrage among opposition lawmakers and many others in Britain

British PM pledges that Brexit will happen 'do or die' on October 31

FM Josep Borrell says they are closely monitoring situation in the aftermath of India’s illegal Kashmir move

Public Financial Management Support Programme aims to ensure rule of law, good governance and poverty reduction

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

Trump said earlier some imported vehicles and parts posed national security threat

D-Day commemorations to begin next week in Britain and northern France

Germany is now set to miss its target of cutting CO2 emissions by 40 per cent by 2020

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

New executive body expected to take office on November 1

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