British MPs back Brexit Bill despite EU anger
House of Commons MPs gave their initial approval to the UK Internal Market Bill by 340 votes to 263, clearing the way for four days of detailed scrutiny.
UK rejects EU call to back down over Brexit Bill
The UK bill has further complicated the already messy Brexit process, as Britain unpicks nearly 50 years of European integration.
UK admits to breaking EU treaty as top legal official quits
Britain is racing to agree a trade deal with Brussels as the clock ticks down to a crunch EU summit in mid-October.
UK urges 'more realism' in crunch EU trade talks
Talks have been deadlocked for months over issues such as the extent of EU access to UK fishing waters, state aid and fair competition rules.
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UK unveils post-Brexit border plans and advertising campaign
The country is currently in a standstill transition period until the end of the year as it tries to negotiate a new trade deal with Brussels.
French president Emmanuel Macron visits Britain to mark wartime anniversary
Macron's visit will mark 80 years since Charles de Gaulle made his famous call to a defeated France from London not to give in to the Nazis.
WTO chief to step down early as global economic crisis rages
The Brazilian diplomat, who became the WTO chief in 2013, suggested that an early change of leadership would help it face "new post-COVID realities".
EU, Britain to start third push on post-Brexit ties
Britain and European Union will begin the next level of post-Brexit trade talks on Monday that will be followed by videoconferences throughout the week.
Coronavirus contact tracing apps spark concerns over privacy in the EU
This is alarming for those in the EU after restrictions have been implemented by authorities to prevent companies from sourcing details without consent.
Coronavirus highlights role of foreign staff in British hospitals
The NHS staff in Britain comprises an international mix of Spanish nationals, people from Germany, Italy, Portugal, Philippines and India along with Britons.
EU finance ministers split on coronavirus rescue plan
The COVID-19 outbreak has brought the European economy to it knees and Italy, with the backing of France and Spain, wants a massive response from EU partners.
EU envoys agree mandate for UK negotiations
The text, setting out the European Union's demands and red lines, is to be formally adopted Tuesday at a meeting of the bloc's ministers.
EU warns of WTO challenge if China-US deal creates 'distortions'
The WTO's principle of most-favoured-nation treatment says countries cannot discriminate between trading partners.
EU to lay out trillion-euro 'green deal'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants state aid to seed investments that would protect the environment.
EU charts path for 'challenging' post-Brexit UK deal
The two sides will have just 11 months to settle that agreement following Britain's formal departure from the EU on January 31.
British MPs vote for December election to break Brexit deadlock
Johnson had nowhere left to turn after MPs rejected the Brexit terms he struck with Brussels less than two weeks ago.
British PM loses election bid after EU backs Brexit delay
Boris Johnson suffered a major setback earlier Monday when he was forced to agree to delay Britain's departure from the European Union.
Boris Johnson to unveil new Brexit plan and threat
This would be a "final offer" and if the EU "does not engage" then Johnson would keep to his threat to leave on October 31 with no deal.
UK says to table Brexit plan 'shortly'
With 30 days to go until Britain is due to leave the European Union on October 31, Johnson is racing for an agreement to avoid yet another delay.
Johnson The Brexit 'Hulk' Finally Meets EU's Juncker
Boris Johnson will enjoy a working lunch with the EU Commission president, as part of efforts to negotiate an orderly divorce from the union before an October 17 EU summit.
EU to delay Brexit until October over failed negotiations
The European Union has granted the UK a "flextension" until Oct. 31.
New EU copyright law could censor the Internet, thousands protest
The confusing fight over the EU Copyright Directive isn't getting any easier.
Is two years of agonising Brexit deadlock finally over?
Reports overnight in London that a deal on the Northern Ireland border, the last missing piece of a withdrawal agreement, was close.
Brexit boss Tim Martin bans Jagermeister, French brandy at 880 JD Wetherspoon pubs
Martin, an enthusiastic supporter of Brexit, said all EU products have U.K. or non-EU replacements, often at equal or better quality and price.
Tory Brexit rebels in retreat? Plot to topple Theresa May denied
Several dozen rebel MPs have discussed attempting to trigger a no-confidence vote in May.
Will Boris Johnson be prime minister? 'Disgusting' Brexit suicide vest remark splits Tories
The attack, and Johnson's choice of metaphor, widened the divide in the governing Conservative Party over Brexit.
