Brexit

The PM ordered ministers make plans for EU nationals living in the UK and a visa regime

The House of Lords is to debate the second reading of the Brexit bill this week

Former Ukip leader praised Trump as he pointed out similarities between Brexit and the president's victory.

There has been a 25% increase in applications from British students to Maastricht University in The Netherlands.

US president and Brexit champion to appear at annual conference for conservative ideas and activism.

Politically seismic events have left many of us with a feeling of despair.

Net migration drops to a two-year low but is still a way off Conservatives' "tens of thousands" pledge.

Money managers' survey conducted by global ratings agency deems populism as the biggest threat to economic progress in Europe.

Companies are looking to maintain access to single market, even as Britain loses it.

Interview: Liberal Democrat leader spoke to IBTimes UK at launch of new green technology drive.

Former EU and Belgian president also said 'it will take a lot of skills to keep the Conservatives together'.

The Institute of Directors has asked businesses to not wait for the government to finalise new EU trade deal.

Minister responsible for getting UK out of EU says it will take years before Britons can fill all the jobs Europeans are doing.

Britain must fulfil the commitments it was involved in making, the European Commission president said.

Changes to UK business taxes are angering small retailers, larger retailers, those in the South and MPs.

What would an anti-EU, anti-US, pro-Russia France look like under Marine Le Pen?

UK prime minister made a rare move by sitting in on the proceedings in the upper chamber.

William Hill indicates a second independence referendum will likely lead to Scottish secession from the UK.

If he wanted to help, he would be addressing other EU leaders, rather than British voters, who despise him.

Profit before tax rises to £5.8m in the six months to 31 December from £3.6m a year earlier.

Other universities, including Warwick are understood to be considering similar proposals.

Leave supporters warn that peers could face public revolt if they thwart the Commons.

Fallout from Brexit sees prominent business group prepare for an Indyref2 vote

The European Union Baroque Orchestra (EUBO) will relocate to Antwerp

The shadow home secretary admits her shock over volume of abuse

The Labour peer expects the House of Lords may attach conditions to the Bill, he said.

The UK PM will meet the CEO of PSA Group, which manufactures Peugeot vehicles

Brexiteers need to answer these 48 questions, one for each percentage point that voted Remain.

Interview: Mark Boleat, policy chairman of the corporation, spoke to IBTimes UK as Brexit talks loom.

On every single issue involving Europe he has proved miserably, embarrassingly wrong.