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Boris Johnson faces uproar with 'WW2-style punishment' warning to Francois Hollande
British foreign secretary made the controversial comments during a two-day trip to India.
Sophie Wingate Jan 18, 2017
Historic Supreme Court ruling on Brexit trigger set for Tuesday 24 January
The 11 justices will decide on whether MPs and peers have a vote on invoking Article 50.
Ian Silvera Jan 18, 2017
David Davis claims MPs will back final Brexit deal: 'They won't vote it down'
Brexit secretary also said 'lots and lots' of countries are hoping to secure a trade deal with the UK.
Ian Silvera Jan 18, 2017
Theresa May faces grilling from MPs over 'hard Brexit' stance before Davos visit
Conservative premier will be cross-examined at prime minister's questions.
Ian Silvera Jan 18, 2017
Tories welcome May's 'point by point' Brexit speech
The prime minister 'nailed the so-called ambiguities', says Boris Johnson.
Romil Patel Jan 18, 2017
Watch Theresa May confirm the UK will leave the EU's Single Market
'It would to all intents and purposes mean not leaving the EU at all,' the prime minister said.
Staff Reporter Jan 17, 2017
Watch Theresa May tell EU a 'punitive' Brexit deal would be an 'act of calamitous self harm'
Prime minister issued warning to Brussels in major speech at Lancaster House in London.
Staff Reporter Jan 17, 2017
Theresa May: No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain
PM issues warning to Brussels and promises to drop membership of single market.
Ian Silvera Jan 17, 2017
MPs call for a ban on unpaid internships as they discriminate against the poor
A parliamentary group on social mobility says that unpaid internships longer than one month should be outlawed.
IBT UK Contributor Jan 17, 2017
UK business confidence in December remained at second-highest level since Brexit vote, survey shows
But the proportion of businesses expecting to increase investments over the next year has declined.
Kedar Grandhi Jan 17, 2017
Theresa May unveils 12 negotiating objectives for UK in 'hard Brexit' speech
Prime minister will reject a 'half-in, half-out' Brexit in address to Lancaster House in London.
Ian Silvera Jan 17, 2017
This is the week we discover that Brexit wasn't the working class revolt it was sold as
Leavers are about to turn on the working people who were told that leaving the EU would solve their problems.
James Bloodworth Jan 16, 2017
Merkel tells Donald Trump Europe's fate 'lies in its own hands'
German chancellor rebuked the US president-elect during a press conference with the New Zealand prime minister.
Callum Paton Jan 16, 2017
Brussels doesn't hold all the cards - Brexit is a chance for the UK to trade with the world
By talking down our prospects, the pessimists encourage Brussels intransigence, and make a deal less likely.
Daniel Hannan Jan 16, 2017
EU vows judicial cooperation with Philippines, but trade perks conditional on human rights situation
EU envoy to the Philippines Franz Jessen said the bloc is also working to assist the country's anti-drug campaign.
Ananya Roy Jan 16, 2017
Brexit Committee MPs give PM Theresa May until mid-February to publish divorce deal plan
The Brexit Committee wants May to clear her stand on single market membership before starting trade talks.
Ananya Roy Jan 14, 2017
UK and New Zealand plan 'bold' post-Brexit free trade deal
Conservative prime minister gave another hint that her government is seeking a 'hard Brexit'.
Ian Silvera Jan 13, 2017
Sadiq Khan warns Theresa May of 'muddled Brexit' in Mansion House speech
Labour's Mayor of London issued warning to City leaders just days before May's major speech.
Ian Silvera Jan 13, 2017
The PM is being coy about what Brexit means because she knows that words move markets
A blunt statement that we're leaving the single market would mean nuances of negotiated agreements are lost.
Ed Vaizey MP Jan 13, 2017
Greece's refugees left exposed to punishing Siberian winter without heating or tents
Conditions remain bleak on the Greek mainland, where government-run camps hold 34,000 refugees.
Robert Trafford Jan 12, 2017
City lobby group demands 'bespoke' Brexit deal based on regulatory cooperation
The industry body TheCityUK is no longer asking for maintaining full passporting rights after Brexit.
Kedar Grandhi Jan 12, 2017
Business bodies raise alarm as UK considers £1,000-per-year levy on skilled EU workers
Immigration minister Robert Goodwill told a group of peers he was considering the policy.
Ian Silvera Jan 11, 2017
Jeremy Corbyn: Key points of Labour leader's major Brexit speech
Here is what you need to know from the Peterborough address.
Ian Silvera Jan 10, 2017
UK urged to create new 'special defence relationship' with EU after Brexit
Professor Malcolm Chalmers warns Britain could face a 'European fait accompli' on key issues.
Ian Silvera Jan 10, 2017
Jeremy Corbyn refuses to give 'false promises' amid Labour EU immigration row
Left-winger will warn of sowing divisions in the UK by 'scapegoating migrants'.
Ian Silvera Jan 09, 2017
Theresa May warns against rise of 'fringe politics' in Europe as hard-right threat looms
UK prime minister says 'great forces' of liberalism and globalisation must be defended.
Ian Silvera Jan 09, 2017
Brexit economic experts are like medieval doctors with leeches - pseudoscience to trick the layman
Mark Carney and City economists prophesied a 'technical recession' but Britain has grown faster since the vote.
Daniel Hannan Jan 09, 2017
The civil service desperately needs reform - and it can start by getting political
As a junior minister, I keenly felt the lack of political advisers.
Ed Vaizey MP Jan 09, 2017
Tory party donor Sir Andrew Cook threatens to withdraw support in Brexit row
Sir Andrew Cook said the country could 'sleepwalk to disaster' if Theresa May pulls Britain out of the EU's single market.
Priya Joshi Jan 07, 2017
EU parliament's Brexit negotiator launches 'passionate' bid for presidency
Former Belgium Prime Minister says the EU is a ' beautiful political project'.
Ian Silvera Jan 06, 2017
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