Brexit

Satirical poster titled Tintin and the Brexit Plan seems to reflect the view of many top EU officials.

Britain needs to secure a transitional deal until final agreement is concluded.

Outspoken David Coburn was interviewed by IBTimes UK as MSPs plan to vote on IndyRef2 in Holyrood.

Wall Street giant says it cannot afford to wait for EU and Britain to agree a Brexit deal.

'If you no longer have Brussels to blame, then Westminster takes its place,' Miller said.

The upmarket supermarket chain has infuriated loyalty card holders by asking them to buy something first.

EU Council chief announced that a Brexit summit for the 27 other leaders will be held on 29 April.

Inflation rises 2.3% year-on-year in February, beating expectations for a 2.1% rise.

This could force some manufacturers to shift their factories outside the UK.

It was claimed the broadcaster fell short of its Royal Charter obligation to provide impartial news.

Former Bank of England chief foresees no major problems with currency in an independent Scotland.

The divorce bill is expected to be the first hurdle in the start of the EU exit negotiations.

A constitutional convention after Britain leaves the EU could decentralise power across the UK.

Sterling slips from three-week high against dollar after Downing Street confirmed Brexit process will begin next week.

Conservative government will invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty to start divorce proceedings with the EU.

Conservative premier plans to visit Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland before starting divorce talks.

In a new interview, Hawking said: 'I fear that I may not be welcome' in America.

Carwyn Jones accuses prime minister of not listening to the Welsh people and risks fracturing UK.

Lib Dems says Theresa May's Brexit vote will damage British businesses.

Tony Blair said new referendum possible, if desire for Brexit changes during talks.

The former Labour leader wants to levy Brexit to gain more powers for Holyrood.

The survey of 600 firms showed 24% would reduce investment 'somewhat', while 8% would do so 'significantly'.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are being sent to Europe by the Foreign Office to win hearts and minds.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are visiting the French capital to strengthen Anglo-French relations.

He's as unqualified as Trump as president, but if he's true to himself he'll scrutinise May's Brexit strategy.

Conservative premier was given a standing ovation by hundreds of party activists for the address.

Former first minister previously argued that Scotland would be able to keep using sterling.

Only 26% of firms had confidence in the UK government's post-Brexit plan.

Debt fueled household spending is set to outpace disposable income as Brexit looms on the horizon.

First Minister of Scotland described move as 'untenable, undemocratic and totally unsustainable'.