David Davis

Conservative government will invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty to start divorce proceedings with the EU.

Conservative premier plans to visit Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland before starting divorce talks.

Carwyn Jones accuses prime minister of not listening to the Welsh people and risks fracturing UK.

"There is no way removing the egg from the omelette can be done in two years."

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

This is what Theresa May will have to do to split from the economic and political bloc.

The Lords sent the 'Brexit Bill' back to the Commons with two amendments.

Your internet history is safe for now as law was deemed illegal.

Minister responsible for getting UK out of EU says it will take years before Britons can fill all the jobs Europeans are doing.

The former prime minister says voters had the right to change their minds.

SNP's EU spokesman at Westminster Stephen Gethins described the document as a 'mess'.

Brexit-backing Tory MP Dominic Raab tells IBTimes UK: Now it's time to start the serious diplomacy.

Warning from top Conservative comes as bill enters the Commons for its second reading.

David Lidington says the timetable will allow the UK to start Brexit talks by the end of March.

Brexit secretary says the document will be published 'as quickly as possible'.

Conservative premier made the move after increased pressure from Labour and Tory MPs.

Labour and Conservative MPs want May to publish a White Paper on her Brexit plans.

The Supreme Court ruling requires the PM to seek Parliament's approval to trigger the Brexit process.

Brexit Secretary promises to stick to deadline after Supreme Court ruling.

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

Brexit secretary also said 'lots and lots' of countries are hoping to secure a trade deal with the UK.

Sir Ivan Rogers is said to have told the former PM that Theresa May is 'botching Brexit'.

'The UK may have voted to leave the EU – but we didn't vote to abandon our rights'.

UK prime minister made a brief statement to the media before joining other EU leaders.

Labour's former shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn will lead the questioning of Davis.

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

House of Lords sub-committees say continued involvement in the customs union could be important.

Davis was speaking at a discussion attended by UK car makers such as JLR, BMW and Aston Martin.

The SNP was the only main party to vote against the motion as a bloc, while Ken Clarke was the sole Tory rebel.

MPs vote 461-89 for the government amendment on the trigger deadline.