Article 50

The ongoing policy uncertainty affects both ends of the economy: consumers and producers.

Theresa May is making a blunt appeal to voters and to lawmakers to support her divorce deal, arguing that any alternative would be a jump into the unknown.

Nick Clegg has called on MPs to force a constitutional crisis in order to halt Brexit, accusing the "muppets" in Theresa May's government of destroying the UK's reputation.

Cross-party group of seven Scottish politicians fail in attempt to ask European Court of Justice to rule on whether UK could unilaterally abandon Brexit.

David Davis accused of running "disorganised and underpowered" department as figures reveal how understaffed it is.

Lord Kerr said Brexit decision can still be changed even if the date UK leaves the EU is written in Withdrawal Bill.

I'm not expecting Brussels to do Britain any favours; I'm simply expecting it to act in its own interest.

David Davis said he will not be pressured into making decision on Brexit divorce bill.

Maugham responds to tweets naming his famous father David Benedictus.

Pro-EU campaigner spoke to IBTimes UK about the Best for Britain tactical voting initiative.

"If they don't want me across the table, there is a reason for that," the senior Conservative said.

Boost for pro-EU campaigners as British voters change their tune over the economic bloc.

Antonio Tajani says change of government could mean reversal of Article 50.

BCC survey shows firms remain confident over the short-term future but medium-term outlook is uncertain.

More than 760,000 non-UK nationals worked in the sector in 2016, according to official statistics.

Bank of England governor urges Britain to take 'the high road' in Brexit negotiations.

German SMEs could lose billions in trade should the UK leave the single market.

Growth in the UK services sector hits three-month high in March, beating analysts' expectations.

With its red telephone boxes and double decker buses, Gibraltar remains an outpost of Britishness at the tip of Spain.

Sigmar Gabriel said Germany 'as keen as the UK' to agree on an 'orderly withdrawal' and trade terms.

Andrew Rosindell wants passports to return to having their pre-1988 covers.

South African rand plunges 5% against the dollar after President Jacob Zuma reshuffles its cabinet.

KPMG report warns it will take 10 years for the hospitality industry to reduce reliance on EU workers.

The draft guidelines are expected to back Merkel and Hollande's call for departure terms to be settled first.

European leaders accused Theresa May of trying to 'blackmail' EU to get a better trade deal.

Dollar edges higher after positive GDP data, while euro remains under pressure ahead of French elections.

Hollande echoed Angela Merkel's statement, calling for the divorce bill to be settled first.

The UK government has no mandate to use Brexit to strip away workers' rights and environmental protections.

Shadow defence secretary spoke to IBTimes UK after Theresa May invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.

Investors are also concerned over ECB policymakers being wary of changing their policy.