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The Labour leader outlined 'access' to the single market and workers' rights as lines in the sand.

The former Ukip leader also warned of 'real disturbance on the streets' if we are left with 'half-Brexit'.

British PM accompanied by 40-member delegation on her first bilateral visit outside Europe.

British prime minister tells opponents not to re-fight 'battles of the past'.

Bob Neill MP said criticisms over judges' decision were 'horrifying' and reminded him of 'Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe'.

The judgment reaffirmed that the Government does not override the will of Parliament.

IBTimes UK exclusive: Miller has been subjected to a "deluge of hatred and anger" following her Article 50 victory.

Javid said the June referendum was 'very, very clear' and politicians should 'get on' with implementing it.

The prime minister may need to go to the country to get a mandate for terms of Brexit, say top ministers.

Theresa May's plans to split from the EU have been turned upside down after a High Court ruling.

Bank of England raises growth forecast for 2017 after High Court rules Parliament must vote on Article 50.

With the wretched High Court decision, europhiles who want to subvert the wishes of the majority may succeed.

Businesswoman challenged government in High Court over triggering Brexit process without MPs' vote.

Dominic Cummings reassured Eurosceptics and said the ruling is not a case of judicial activism.

A look at woman who spearheaded campaign to stop Brexit process without MPs vote.

Professor Matthew Goodwin spoke to IBTimes UK immediately after the High Court judgement.

We asked those in the residential property sector what they want from Brexit deal. Here's what they said.

Shadow chancellor will issue warning to the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in London.

Ex-Liberal Democrat leader urged Theresa May not to 'throw the single market' out.

Donald Tusk warned Britain cannot have it all as he took aim at 'proponents of the cake theory.'

Foreign secretary appeared before the powerful House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee.

Campaigners to argue before judges that PM needs parliamentary vote on how to leave EU.

'This is one hell of a climbdown,' a Labour source commented.

Next week, QCs and solicitors will argue that the Government should not be able to trigger Article 50.

The government is under pressure to debate the terms of Brexit in parliament.

The UK's 'great repeal bill' to discard some EU laws will appear early next year.

British expats said a ban on Brexit negotiations before the triggering of Article 50 is "wrong, unlawful and unfair".

'Britain wants to leave, but does not want to pay anything,' the French president said.

Blair said country risked becoming a 'one-party state' in an interview with Esquire magazine.

One phrase dominated the Birmingham summit, from the fringes to the conference halls, 'Brexit means Brexit'.