The Brexit deal, painstakingly agreed upon with the EU by PM Theresa May last year, has ultimately flopped, as MPs said a firm no. The failure brings even more uncertainty to the fate of May’s cabinet and the whole Brexit process, RT reported.UK parliament voted down May’s Brexit plan on Tuesday by»»»

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May faced the prospect of defeat in a historic vote in parliament on her Brexit deal on Tuesday, leaving the country in limbo about its membership of the world’s biggest trading bloc, which has shaped its economy for decades. Britain's Prime Ministe»»»

Theresa May urges MPs to take a second look at her Brexit deal Fate of UK’s exit from EU is in the balance before vote where parliament is expected to vote against prime minister Jan 15, 2019 January 15, 2019 SHARE SHARE British prime minister Theresa May urged MPs on Monday to take a “second look”»»»

Loyalist Tory MPs are to test whether inserting a sunset clause for the Northern Irish backstop would be a path to convincing rebels to accept Theresa May’s Brexit deal. Andrew Murrison, the chair of the Northern Ireland affairs committee, has tabled an amendment to May’s Brexit deal – set to be vo»»»

Sir Vince Cable has signalled that he is prepared to help install Jeremy Corbyn in Downing Street if he backs a new EU referendum. The Liberal Democrat leader today demands that Theresa May “seek an extension of article 50”, putting Brexit on hold, as the “first step to take to deliver a second ref»»»

Theresa May is getting more than she ever bargained for Yossi Mekelberg December 18, 2018 16:42 Theresa May. (AFP) Pursuing the top job in British politics immediately after the 2016 Brexit referendum — and worse, getting it — meant that from the outset Theresa May was being handed a poisoned chali»»»

Sir Graham Brady revealed the number of no confidence letters from angry Tory MPs hit 47 at one point in November – just below the 48 required to trigger a ballot THERESA MAY came within one letter of a Tory no confidence challenge LAST MONTH – Sir Graham Brady has revealed. The Conservative backbe»»»

No Deal Brexit planning will be ramped up this week as Theresa May's scheme for leaving the EU remains in deadlock. Downing Street confirmed this morning that another £2billion will be allocated to brace Britain for a chaotic exit "shortly". Tomorrow's Cabinet meeting will also focus on preparation»»»

London. Theresa May will move to dampen calls for a new Brexit referendum by warning a fresh vote would do “irreparable damage” to the integrity of British politics,Hufftington Post. After reports at the weekend that Downing Street was preparing for another poll to break the deadlock over her deal »»»

Theresa May will head to Brussels today in a bid to battle for an improved Brexit deal having seen off a dramatic coup attempt from her own Eurosceptic rebel MPs، as the Daily Mail said.The Prime Minister will restart negotiations with European leaders after winning the intense 15-hour fight to kee»»»

Brexit Vote had been due to take place on Tuesday evening, but was pulled amid near-unanimous expectations the government would lose heavily Theresa May is in Brussels for a European Council summit The crunch vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal appears very unlikely to take place before Christmas aft»»»

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Britain will be economically worse off for leaving the EU, finance minister Philip Hammond said Wednesday, as Prime Minister Theresa May takes the Brexit divorce deal to a skeptical Scotland. Hammond’s Treasury ministry said that over the next 15 years, Britain would take an economic hit from leavi»»»

London - Britain will be economically worse off for leaving the EU, finance minister Philip Hammond said Wednesday, as Prime Minister Theresa May takes the Brexit divorce deal to a sceptical Scotland. Hammond's Treasury ministry said that over the next 15 years, Britain would take an economic hit f»»»

Theresa May has hailed the EU draft agreement on post-Brexit relations as "right for the whole of the UK", in a brief statement in Downing Street. The political declaration - outlining how trade, security and other issues will work - has been "agreed in principle", the European Council says. London»»»

There was "very good progress" in the attempt by the United Kingdom's Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday to amend the draft agreement on the future relationship with the European Union, according to information disclosed by the European Commission. However, "work is continuing," it said. The B»»»

LONDON, Nov. 15 -- British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday vowed to move on with her Brexit plan on the basis of the draft agreement between London and Brussels, saying that "the course I have set out is the right one." The embattled prime minister, speaking at a press conference in her Down»»»

The draft Brexit deal reached between the U.K. and EU has been approved by the Cabinet, British Prime Minister Theresa May said Wednesday. Speaking to reporters outside 10 Downing Street following a five-hour-long Cabinet meeting, May said the collective agreement of her Cabinet was to agree to the»»»

UK and EU officials have agreed the draft text of a Brexit agreement after months of negotiations in Brussels, BBC reported. A cabinet source told the BBC that the document has been agreed at a technical level by officials from both sides after intensive discussions this week. A special cabinet mee»»»

EU and UK negotiators have agreed a draft Brexit deal, which would see London withdraw from the European body, the British Prime Minister Theresa May's office said on Tuesday."Cabinet will meet at 2pm tomorrow (Wednesday) to consider the draft agreement the negotiating teams have reached in Brussel»»»

An estimated 700,000 people took to the streets in support of the European Union on Saturday. LONDON/BELFAST (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of supporters of the European Union marched through London on Saturday in the biggest demonstration so far to demand that the British government holds a pub»»»

Prime Minister Theresa May took pains on Friday to ressure more than 130 British business leaders that her government would deliver frictionless trade with the European Union after Brexit. May's conference call with representatives of firms ranging from the accounting firm EY to the retailer Tesco »»»

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat met his UK counterpart Theresa May at London on Monday, in a meeting focused on the latest Brexit developments. In a brief statement, the government said the meeting at 10 Downing Street touched on Brexit and ways to strengthen relations between the two countries. Dr Mu»»»