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Theresa May's deputy suggests Britain could rejoin reformed EU
David Lidington campaigned as a Remain and suggested Britain could rejoin the European Union within a generation.
Jacob Rees-Mogg wants tax relief for billionaire Brexit donors
MPs across the House of Commons have backed a law change that will create millions of pounds of tax relief for wealthy donors to the Leave and Remain referendum campaigns
London's clout as a global business hub won't be hit by Brexit, says PIMFA boss
Liz Field, chief executive of investment management lobby group, tells IBTimes UK the British capital is where the "world's business happens."
Brexiteers can get rid of foreigners or save the NHS – but not both
Millions of Brits will settle for nothing less than a hard Brexit, even if that leads to grief and misery at home and in hospitals.
EU would be 'happy to welcome' Britain back in the bloc after Brexit
'We would like Britain to stay', says European Commission president, as he admits 'guilt' for Brexit has to be shared.
Brexit MP falls asleep in parliament while Remainer talks about EU citizens rights
Tory Brexiteer Desmond Swayne appeared to fall asleep in the House of Commons while his colleague, the staunch Remainer Ken Clarke, was speaking.
EU bans killing fish via electrocution but that won't affect the UK after Brexit
European politicians have voted to ban fisherman from using electric currents to stun fish – a method known as pulse-fishing.
Nigel Farage is collaborating with Remain fantasists - the second referendum is a lost cause
Attention-seeking Nigel Farage has given a massive biggest boost to the Remain cause in 2018.
Donald Trump thought terrorists controlled parts of the UK, so Theresa May had to correct him
Donald Trump believes parts of the UK are overrun with violent Islamic extremists – clashing with Theresa May about the issue at a lunch last year
Brexit: Majority of Brits now back second referendum if Theresa May fails to secure deal
BMG poll finds 57% of British voters would back a second Brexit referendum rather than leave the EU empty-handed.
EU demands that after Brexit foreign citizens can come and stay in Britain indefinitely
Debate over the future of EU citizens in Britain and the cut off date to apply for a permanent residency could derail talks.
Boris Johnson admits error in Leave campaign's £350m-a-week EU claim on buses which 'was £86m short'
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson says the Leave campaign could have used a higher figure than the controversial claim that £350m was being sent to Brussels.
Ukip declares it's 'ready for war' over second Brexit referendum, Twitter responds with memes
The UK Independence Party (Ukip) has been ridiculed on social media after saying British citizens should expect "war" if the government fails to leave the European Union (EU).
Boris Johnson would 'rather stay in the EU' than consider a soft Brexit
Johnson warns that Theresa May will be "worn down" by civil servants and forced to accept a soft Brexit deal.
UK shadow foreign secretary dubs Trump as an 'asteroid of awfulness' for the world
Shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry discussed the risks of 'hacking off' Donald Trump and affecting a crucial post-Brexit trade deal with the US.
Nigel Farage admits Brexit vote could be reversed as Remainers gain momentum
The former Ukip leader said Leave supporters have lost control of the public debate on Brexit, leaving space for Remainers to gain momentum and possibly reverse the historic vote.
Pro-Brexit Trump supporters attempt 'citizen's arrest' of London mayor Sadiq Khan
Demonstrators interrupt speech by Khan at Fabian Society after saying US president is 'not welcome' in UK
Number of Brits wanting to give up their citizenship soared 73% after Brexit
Best for Britain says number of Britons wanting to give up their passports jumped in the 12 months after Brexit referendum.
There has been a 722% increase in Brits applying for French citizenship since Brexit
Number of applications soars to more than 3,000 as Britons grab chance to stay in Europe and avoid post-Brexit uncertainty.
What are the odds on a second EU referendum? Bookies slash price after Farage backs new Brexit vote
Nigel Farage said "maybe, just maybe, we should have a second referendum on EU membership" and UK bookies reacted quickly, slashing the odds on another Brexit vote.
Brexit: Nigel Farage says there needs to be a second EU referendum
Former Ukip leader says Leave needs higher percentage of votes to stop Remainers 'whining' about Brexit.
Brexit: Poland could follow Britain out of the European Union, warns Donald Tusk
European Council president warns Poland's ruling Law and Justice party could take Warsaw out of the bloc.
'No deal' Brexit will cost UK economy £54bn and lose half a million jobs by 2030, study warns
London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns "lost decade" of employment and growth if the UK leaves EU in March 2019 with "worst possible scenario".
Philip Hammond and David Davis make plea to EU for 'most ambitious trade deal in the world'
Chancellor and Brexit secretary hope to secure a bespoke trade deal with the European Union that will include financial services.
Where's the 'no-deal Brexit' minister? MPs criticise Theresa May's cabinet 'omission'
Eurosceptic MPs have criticised Theresa May for not appointing a 'no-deal' Brexit minister as promised in her Cabinet reshuffle.
Brexit bill may break international law, claims UN
Friends of the Earth complained to the UN that the EU withdrawal bill, designed to create a smooth Brexit, may have breached international environmental law.
'We are surprised that you are surprised': EU officials clash with David Davis over Brexit plans
EU officials have washed away concerns raised by Brexit secretary David Davis, insisting they are right to prepare for a no-deal.
Toby Young was a tribal offering on the altar of sacred values
A policy is judged, not according to its utility, its internal consistency or its practical impact, but by how closely it accords with tribal values.
EU countries will have to spend more to cover British funding gap warns Jean-Claude Juncker
Juncker dismisses the idea Britain could backtrack on its Brexit pledge and urges remaining members to commit to a new financial framework.
What impact would political bluster have on investor sentiment in 2018?
Investors were right to bet that common sense would prevail in 2017. Most likely, it will in 2018 too.