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Donald Tusk prepares to reveal EU approach to Brexit negotiations

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

Brexit minister David Davis unveils Great Repeal Bill amid power grab warnings

Pro-EU Liberal Democrats said Theresa May and her ministers are 'resembling a medieval court'.

Francois Hollande tells Theresa May EU-UK relationship talks must wait until after Brexit divorce

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

Former PM David Cameron: 'I always disliked EU flag and Parliament'

Cameron made the startling admission at an event organised by Ukranian billionaire Victor Pinchuk.

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Remainers aren't taking Brexit Day very well

Theresa May triggers Article 50 on 29 March and some Remain voters are taking it better than others.

Marine Le Pen: EU wants to punish UK with painful Brexit deal to avoid domino effect

Far-right National Front leader issued warning to Theresa May as the UK triggers Brexit talks.

Brexit: Theresa May signs historic letter giving EU withdrawal notice under Article 50

Britain's EU ambassador, Sir Tim Barrow, will deliver it to European Council president Donald Tusk.

Nick Clegg: Outlandish and utopian Brexit promises will come back to bite Theresa May

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

Cross-party MPs publish 'Brexit Contract' to hold UK government to account as EU talks start

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

Paul Nuttall says Ukip will be Brexit 'guard dog' as Theresa May prepares to start EU talks

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

Theresa May to hail Union as 'unstoppable force' ahead of Nicola Sturgeon meeting

The prime minister will give an address north of the border to kickstart a politically significant week.

Anti-Brexit campaigners hope 50,000 activists will join pro-EU march in London

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

Brexit rivals David Cameron and Boris Johnson spotted at Harlem's Red Rooster restaurant

Did the Old Etonians bury their EU referendum campaign hatchet in New York?

Britain faces £50bn Brexit divorce bill, says EC's Jean-Claude Juncker

The European Commission President says the UK will have to honour previous commitments.

George Osborne defends Evening Standard editorship in open letter to Tatton voters

Read the full article from the former Chancellor as he compares himself to Brexit rival Boris Johnson.

EU to threaten court action if Britain refuses £50bn Brexit bill, leaked papers reveal

The so-called 'divorce bill' is to settle outstanding obligations the UK might have to pay the EU.

Ukip's only Scottish MEP says SNP wants to hand power to 'unelected dictatorship of EU'

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

Gina Miller speaks after Supreme Court hearings

Gina Miller: Westminster will inherit EU's 'place to blame' title after Brexit

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

A man walks past a graffiti depicting a man throwing a petrol bomb

Eight parcel bombs intended for EU offices intercepted by police in Athens

Terrorist attempt comes days after bombs were sent to German Finance Ministry and Paris IMF offices.

Donald Tusk: EU leaders must put certainty first when Brexit guidelines are thrashed out

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

Brexit is a chance to give powers back to Scotland and stop the push for independence

A constitutional convention after Britain leaves the EU could decentralise power across the UK.

Confirmed: UK will trigger Article 50 and start Brexit talks with EU on 29 March

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

Why do a vast majority of Russians say their country shouldn't fight to lift US sanctions?

People say they would rather face a continuing rise in prices than give in to America.

Nicola Sturgeon calls Theresa May 'undemocratic' as UK PM blocks IndyRef2 before Brexit

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

Pascal Lamy, former WTO director-general

UK faces 'six years of EU talks' for post-Brexit trade deal says former WTO chief Pascal Lamy

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

Brexit minister David Davis admits UK has not done an economic analysis of no EU deal

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

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