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London could request an extension of one or two more years, but it would have to do so by July 1

Mixed emotions of Brexit day show the UK is not yet at ease with itself, writes The Guardian

United States has said it hopes to reach a trade deal with Britain by the end of the Brexit transition

72 remaining British MEPs, who will leave afterwards, will allow Brexit to officially take effect on Friday

Farmer Karin Kessler says the few dozen inhabitants have very mixed feelings about the new distinction

US Commerce Secretary insisted UK and US would have easier time striking the deal than the EU

Talks can begin as soon as EU ministers agree their joint mandate on February 25

Idea has infuriated those who voted against Brexit in the 2016 EU membership referendum

He reportedly criticised President Volodomyr Zelensky's understanding of the economy

Says PM Imran only makes announcements, hasn't provided a single rupee for development of Karachi

Imran repeats offer to help US mend ties with Iran

Lack of anticipated drama has instead seen focus shift to potential conflict between the US and Iran

Premier briefed about state of the art information and communications technology facility

His trip was due to focus on trade, defense, intelligence and security issues

Parliament’s defence committees unanimously approve amendments to Army Act, Air Force Act and Navy Ordinance

The city's industrialists spoke to PM Imran about the gas crisis, asked him to resolve the matter immediately

President Dr Arif Alvi is also accompanying PM on one of his shortest visits since he took charge

His triumph dispelled any doubts over whether Britain would follow through on the results of its 2016 referendum

Najib Razak says he did not order killing of Mongolian woman linked to a major defence deal

Promises to step down once major problems left by the previous government are solved

Two shot dead, 26 hospitalised after security forces fired blank at protesters

Conservatives promise to get Britain out of the European Union on January 31

Imran warns of ‘massive bloodshed and far-reaching consequences for the world’, if Modi’s India not countered

Remains a polarising figure, not least for his leading role in the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign

Analysts say Wrexham could be a bellwether for the national result of Thursday's general election

Call international community to play an active role in resolving the Kashmir dispute; Black Day observed in IoK

Johnson's relaxed style and lack of attention to detail has led to accusations of incompetence

Britain will have until December 31, 2020, to strike a new agreement to replace decades of integration

PM Imran urges youth to 'achieve greatness'

Casting for voice over artists is underway for Prime Minister's recommended TV series

US lawmakers say Sudan must first reach a settlement with families of the victims of the bombings

PM during his day-trip to Lahore says his govt is focusing on strengthening the economy

Says the US and the UK should not get involved in each other’s election

Conservatives would grab 44 seats from the main opposition Labour party to win a 68-seat majority, poll

Queen Maxima says technology can help introduce financial services for excluded segment

Disposable income divide is wider than in any comparable nation and has increased over the last decade, says report

Indian diplomat says New Delhi will build settlements modelled after Israel in occupied Kashmir

Per sources, the portal had closed hundreds of complaints without resolving them

PM Imran lauds the kingdom's economic support to Pakistan

MoneyGram expresses interest in expanding business in Pakistan

Conservatives have seen their popularity surge since Johnson took over from Theresa May four months ago

An injustice can only be tolerable if it results in the undoing of the greater injustice

Some Labour MPs have said they will vote against their own party's deal and in favour of staying in the EU

Mirza cites personal reasons for his resignation

PM urges exporters to do more, says economic reforms bearing fruit

Imran says letting corrupt politicians off the hook would be ‘biggest betrayal to nation’

A five-member committee will be constituted in every ministry to address complaints

Says there is much potential for hydro-electricity in the country

Brexit backers argue it will enable Britain to forge closer economic ties with other countries around the world

Says next challenge for PTI-led government is to provide job opportunities for the youth