Brexit vote

EU Council president issued the statement in Brussels after Theresa May triggered divorce talks.

Barnier made the remarks as the UK invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and triggered Brexit talks.

As the UK government invokes Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, IBTimes UK lists who need to know.

Former deputy prime minister said he could see an "inner Remainer" within the Conservative premier.

Mayor of London issued warning in Brussels just a day before the UK-EU negotiations start.

Conservative Nicky Morgan, Labour's Chris Leslie and Lib Dem Nick Clegg will unveil the document.

Ukip leader insisted that his party 'isn't going anywhere' after Douglas Carswell's resignation.

Donald Tusk, Jean Claude Juncker and Antonio Tajani will be taking part in the celebrations.

Organisers tell IBTimes UK they want a second EU referendum or a free vote from MPs.

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Outspoken David Coburn was interviewed by IBTimes UK as MSPs plan to vote on IndyRef2 in Holyrood.

'If you no longer have Brussels to blame, then Westminster takes its place,' Miller said.

EU Council chief announced that a Brexit summit for the 27 other leaders will be held on 29 April.

Survey from British business body found 27% of companies will be deterred by EU tariffs.

First Minister of Scotland described move as 'untenable, undemocratic and totally unsustainable'.

Labour says the UK government is talking up recklessly crashing out of the bloc.

Top Polish politician launches thinly-veiled attack on Theresa May as divorce talks loom.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told the UK prime minister to drop her 'complacent' strategy.

Labour source says the vote began later than expected and the leader had other commitments afterwards.

Juncker shared hopes country will re-enter the bloc after informal meeting of 27 EU leaders in Brussels.

Church of England leader claimed a second EU referendum would add to divisions in the UK.

EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee also said immigration may not drop after the UK splits from the bloc.

Exiting the EU Committee also wants the government to protect the 1.2m Britons on the continent.

Number 10 will now attempt to avoid parliamentary 'ping-pong' to trigger Article 50.

Peers vote in favour of amendment to Brexit bill previously rejected by MPs.

Former Ukip leader urged Paul Nuttall to axe ex-Conservative from the Eurosceptic party.

The Labour peer expects the House of Lords may attach conditions to the Bill, he said.

Foreign secretary urged UK voters to "rise up" and turn off their TVs next time Blair appears.

Ratings agency Moody's says wide range of economic indicators point to hope in 2017.