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Can the EU stop a massive cyberattack? This new 'war game' will find out.

Britain's Brexit secretary David Davis urges EU to be "more imaginative and flexible".

EU insists that talks about a divorce settlement, Ireland and citizens' rights will come before a trade deal.

Labour is putting forward an idea that it knows to be unworkable.

The freedom of movement has come under strain in recent years.

Slovenian PM's warning would be a big blow for Theresa May and David Davis.

Plan means Britain would not have to submit to the European Court of Justice.

British government may have to relax its immigration rules to secure new trade deals.

The economics behind the popular sandwich is more complicated than you think.

British prime minister is planning to meet with her Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe.

Labour MP Chuka Umunna blames Eurosceptic cabinet ministers as Tories put on show of unity.

Brexit musical also features dressing gown-clad Michael Gove and a relieved David Cameron.

Nigel Ransom is from 528 Advisory, which works with CXOs to set foundations for a successful acquisition.

The divorce bill is set to define the rest of the Brexit negotiations.

"We are better organised than the Trump administration," Juncker boasted.

A string of attacks across the bloc has seen the issue surge, according to the Eurobarometer.

"What would they do with the British Open if they ever got out?" the golf-course owner said.

Conservative grandee weighs in on the side of the Chancellor in Cabinet Brexit row.

UK voters should not expect an immediate halt on EU nationals coming to Britain.

"That is neither our plan nor our vision for the future," the senior Conservative said.

EU parliament's chief Brexit negotiator met up with Davis at the UK's famous Silverstone circuit.

SNP-led Scottish government warns about cheaper imports from the US.

Proposal has been denounced by Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.

Chancellor says that 'many things will look similar' as the UK transitions out of the EU.

Better Off Out campaign plan to send 200,000 leaflets to voters across the UK.

A year after the EU referendum, not one of the important issues has been resolved.

Tim Thomas, of the EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, writes for IBTimes UK.

Andrew Gwynne reportedly said Labour would be 'flexible' over the issue if the polls change.

But HR commissioner Gunther Oettingerm warned they could be moved around due to 'conflicts of interest'.

Heidi Alexander, a Labour MP and Open Britain campaigner, urged Theresa May to up her game.