Nothing much will happen in Brexit negotiations, if anything at all, until the G7 summit in Biarritz in three weeks' time, and the UK is heading for a no-deal exit. That is the message that EU officials have taken from the first set of meetings with Prime Minister Boris Johnson's new negotiator, Da»»»

THERESA May was forced to sleep on a sofa after an EU summit overran in Brussels. Talks dragged on so long she didn’t have time to go to the UK’s official residence. As a result the 62-year-old Prime Minister had to kip on a couch in the Council Building. The extended conference, her last as leader»»»

Theresa May has launched a desperate pitch for Remainer MPs to back her Brexit deal - because they'll get a vote on a second referendum in return. The flailing Prime Minister is hoping MPs will back her Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB) in a crunch vote in early June - the fourth showdown on Brexit. »»»

Theresa May has bought herself another week’s grace as prime minister, hinting she will bring the EU withdrawal bill to parliament before the European elections and promising to meet a powerful backbench committee who have demanded that she set out her timetable for stepping down. After a fortnight»»»

The vote is due on 23 May, but Theresa May said the UK would not have to take part if MPs agreed a Brexit plan first. Now, David Lidington says "regrettably" it is "not going to be possible to finish that process" before the date the UK legally has to take part. He said the government would try to »»»

There are real secessionist movements which the next phase of his quest for Brexit which will likely tear the U.K. apart. But that’s the future. The present is, however, even more interesting than that. You will find more infographics at And there is no more proof needed than the polls released by »»»

Labour is demanding that Theresa May return to Brussels and renegotiate Britain’s future relationship with the EU before it agrees to a cross-party compromise. Downing Street had hoped that as a gesture of goodwill Labour would support the introduction of legislation needed to implement Brexit soon»»»

London. Theresa May is preparing to offer Jeremy Corbyn a legally binding soft Brexit deal with a “Boris lock” that would make it difficult for a future Eurosceptic prime minister to tear up after she leaves No 10, The Times reports. In a last-ditch attempt to leave the EU this year, May’s team is »»»

The pound is holding steady today after surging overnight when Theresa May announced plans for cross-party talks with Jeremy Corbyn to avoid a no deal Brexit. Sterling soared against both the dollar and euro early on today, rising 0.41 per cent to $1.3184 and 0.22 per cent to €1.1747 respectively. »»»

LONDON -- British Prime Minister Theresa May will chair several hours of cabinet meetings on Tuesday in an attempt to plot a course out of the Brexit maelstrom as she comes under pressure to either leave the European Union without a deal or call an election. Nearly three years since the United King»»»

Demonstrators from around Britain began marching on Saturday to call for a second referendum on the country's departure from the EU, as a petition calling for the whole Brexit process to be scrapped shot past the 4-million mark. – Demonstrators from around Britain began marching on Saturday to call»»»

Britain's Conservative Party's leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom arrives at Downing Street in London, Britain, January 22, 2019. REUTERS/Toby MelvilleLONDON (Reuters) - The leader of Britain’s parliament said she was beginning to wonder what game the European Union was playing over Brex»»»

Brexit will be delayed for up to two months under plans being considered by UK Prime Minister Theresa May to extendArticle 50 of the Treaty on European Union, The Telegraph has learned. May said she will delay a meaningful vote on her deal by up to two weeks until March 12, just 17 days before the »»»

(CNN)British Prime Minister Theresa May was dealt another humiliating blow Thursday as lawmakers voted against the latest incarnation of her Brexit plan. While the vote was merely symbolic, Parliament's refusal to reaffirm its support for May's approach to negotiations with the European Union repre»»»

London — Uk Home Secretary Sajid Javid has said “the last thing we want is a general election”, emphasising that the government is still hoping to secure a time limit or unilateral exit mechanism for the Irish border backstop. He dismissed newspaper reports that Downing Street strategists were cons»»»

The United Kingdom would not have to pay the full £39 billion to the European Union in case of a no-deal Brexit, a government spokesperson stated on Thursday. Downing Street confirmed it would respect the legal obligations of a no-deal Brexit, but the agreement that stipulates how much London has t»»»

British Prime Minister Theresa May will seek to renegotiate the EU divorce deal، her spokesman said Tuesday، ahead of crunch votes in parliament that could reset the course for Brexit، AFP reported.With exactly two months to go until Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union on March 29، May»»»

British Prime Minister Theresa May will seek to renegotiate the EU divorce deal, her spokesman said Tuesday, ahead of crunch votes in parliament that could reset the course for Brexit. With exactly two months to go until Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union on March 29, May is going to »»»

UK starts registering EU citizens for settled status amid criticism The failure to properly process an estimated 3.5 million applications could lead hundreds of thousands to lose their legal rights Jan 21, 2019 January 21, 2019 SHARE SHARE The scheme to register an estimated 3.5 million EU citizens»»»

Theresa May will try to convince Tory Brexiteers and DUP MPs to back her withdrawal deal by resolving Irish backstop concerns, cabinet sources say. Last week, Mrs May said she would focus on cross-party talks to get a Brexit deal accepted by Parliament. But it is understood she is now seeking to wi»»»

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»»»

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»»»

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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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»»»

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»»»

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»»»