Article 50

Statement due in House of Commons as judges uphold High Court ruling on PM beginning Brexit process.

Parliament has the right to vote on triggering Article 50 after the Supreme Court ruling on Brexit.

Labour leader confirms he will seek to amend an Article 50 Bill in the House of Commons.

She led the legal challenge over who had the right to begin the UK's departure from the EU.

Supreme Court rules that ministers need Parliament's approval to trigger Article 50 and begin the Brexit process.

Judges rule by 8-3 majority that the Government cannot leave the EU without consulting with Parliament first.

Premier Lee Hsien Loong says the island nation would remain one of London's largest trading partners in Asia.

Corbyn was the most rebellious Labour backbencher during New Labour's time in government.

Global investment bank says no decision had been taken on UK jobs post-Brexit.

Prime minister has ruled out 'huge sums' going to Brussels after a Brexit.

The prime minister 'nailed the so-called ambiguities', says Boris Johnson.

Prime minister will reject a 'half-in, half-out' Brexit in address to Lancaster House in London.

By talking down our prospects, the pessimists encourage Brussels intransigence, and make a deal less likely.

The Brexit Committee wants May to clear her stand on single market membership before starting trade talks.

Centre will foster a better understanding of the consequences of the UK withdrawing from the EU.

Richard Tice, the co-chair of Leave Means Leave, spoke to IBTimes UK about May's remarks.

Whitehall accused of remaining in 'campaign mode' by official who worked on EU-Canada trade deal.

Peer hits outs at those 'intent on creating discord between the House of Commons and the House of Lords'.

Uncertainty will likely intensify when the UK government triggers Article 50 by the end of March.

Sir Ivan Rogers says UK's 'multilateral negotiating experience is in short supply' ahead of Brexit.

'We must take back control of our trade policy,' said leading Leave campaigner, Michael Gove.

We could do with a quiet year - but perish the thought in the next 12 months.

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EU leaders are meeting in Brussels on 15 December — without UK officials — to discuss upcoming Brexit talks.

Brexit, Donald Trump and Pokemon Go top Google's most-searched lists for 2016.

Institute for Government says Whitehall 'urgently needs' to prepare for negotiations with the EU.

Met Police insists it has an 'appropriate policing plan' in place as court makes Article 50 verdict.

Pressure group seeks permanent residence before Article 50 to leave the EU is triggered.

Jolyon Maugham QC wants to know whether Article 50 can be reversed once triggered.

Party's Europe spokesman at Westminster Stephen Gethins spoke to IBTimes UK.