Theresa May

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

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

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

May defends Brexit plans, cautions that she would rather leave without a deal than accept the carve up of UK

As #MeToo campaign raises global awareness against sexual crimes, activists look like lead contenders

It is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposal without a detailed explanation, says Premier May

Judge Charles Haddon says It is difficult to predict if he will become de-radicalised and no longer be a danger

London Assistant Commissioner says a man is detained on suspicion of terrorist offences and no weapons are found

Boris criticised Denmark's ban on the face veil but then added unsolicited remarks about women with full veil

Prime Minister Theresa May announce government will send extra 440 troops

Says that plans to create a common rulebook for goods and agrifoods, key goal of the Brexit supporters

Johnson decided to walk from his job just hours after PM May’s Brexit minister David Davis did the same

May will address parliament to explain her proposal for Britain to adopt EU rules on goods after Brexit

Tense Brussels summit coincides with Belgium-England match at FIFA World Cup

June 28-29 EU summit as a chance to pin down some of the most troublesome details of Britain’s exit agreement

UK to break deadlock in the Brexit negotiations to give Northern Ireland joint UK and European Union status

PCB chairman briefs Britain’s PM about safe environment for cricket in country

Trump is set to decide by May 12 whether to withdraw from the 2015 Iran deal

The government has accepted that somebody somewhere has got something terribly wrong

Premier raises issue of discriminatory legislation affecting same-sex couples in an address to Commonwealth leaders

Theresa May should have sought parliamentary approval, not trailed after Donald Trump, says Jeremy Corbyn

British involvement in further military intervention is controversial at home

London’s murder rate has increased as more killings this week have taken the total to 50 which mostly were stabbings

Shahmir Sanni believes outing endangered his life and that of his family in Pakistan, left them scrambling for safety

The poisoning has heightened worries across Europe about Russian meddling

The threat from the east will continue long after Britain leaves the bloc next year

May has blamed Moscow for the attack

British Prime Minister Theresa May says Russia is highly likely to be behind the attack

Theresa May tells parliament that Moscow uses group of nerve agents known as Novichokn for assassinations

Kremlin rejects any involvement in the death, despite a British judge concluding Putin likely approved killing

Salman will lunch Wednesday with the Queen at Buckingham Palace, while Prince Charles will host dinner

A year later, May switches stance on foreign students being counted as migrants

New moniker sticks after May's visit to Beijing

The deal commits both sides to respect the 1998 Good Friday agreement

Trump's stance on Jerusalem has sparked international cries of alarm

Britain insists the issue can only be resolved as part of negotiations on the future relationship

Trump's retweets of a group known for its aggressively anti-Muslim stance have drawn condemnation in US and UK

May has been clear that where Islamist extremism does exist it should be tackled head on

Juncker told reporters Britain needed to do more if it hopes to unlock the the next phase of Brexit negotiations

Resignation comes a day after spokesperson acknowledged he was rebuked by a female journalist during a dinner

'If a prime minister can't lead, she should leave'

“Yesterday was humiliating for May,” said one EU diplomat

'Benazir was brutally murdered by people who actively rejected the values that we at the United Nations stand for'

Moody’s cut the rating by a further notch to Aa2, underscoring the economic risks that leaving the bloc poses

The divorce bill will be a key issue in upcoming talks.

May was introduced to her husband, Philip, by Benazir Bhutto

'We are holding talks with Google, Facebook to assist authorities in tracking extremists using the web for attacks'

Trump has sparked a political firestorm by giving views that there was "blame on both sides" for Saturday's violence

May's authority has been weakened after she lost her parliamentary majority in June's election