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Secret talks to extend Brexit transition period as UK ministers clash again

UK government in secret talks with senior EU figures in Brussels to extend Brexit transition period as Theresa May's leadership under threat from Eurosceptic MPs.

Brexit poll: Britons now support second EU referendum by 16-point margin

A joint survey conducted by The Guardian and ICM shows that British voters now favour a second Brexit referendum by a 16-point margin.

Goldman Sachs boss warns Brexit plans nearing 'point of no return'

The head of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein, said it was nearing the point where the moves forced on the US bank because of the UK Brexit vote will become irreversible.

Varadkar: UK cannot cherry-pick EU benefits after Brexit

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has suggested the UK could have a 'Norway-plus' Brexit deal, though he has warned that the UK cannot cherry-pick EU benefits.

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Nigel Farage admits Brexit vote could be reversed as Remainers gain momentum

The former Ukip leader said Leave supporters have lost control of the public debate on Brexit, leaving space for Remainers to gain momentum and possibly reverse the historic vote.

Brexit: Poland could follow Britain out of the European Union, warns Donald Tusk

European Council president warns Poland's ruling Law and Justice party could take Warsaw out of the bloc.

Merkel upbeat over fresh coalition talks to end Germany's political crisis

German chancellor Angela Merkel has agreed to fresh talks to form a new government in a bid to end the political crisis in Europe's largest economy.

Brexit is the replacement of one set of elites with another

It is this contradiction between the rhetoric of the Brexiteers and the reality that makes the whole thing feel like such a con.

Britain's Brexit Secretary David Davis and European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier hold a joint news conference marking the end of the third formal negotiation session in Brussels, Belgium

'Shared market' could benefit both UK and EU post Brexit, think tank says

The Institute for Public Policy Research has called for the creation of a new customs union within which the UK would be able to opt out of EU rules in specific areas.

Sugar industry likely to see record global production of 192m tonnes

However, sugar cane diversion to ethanol production in Brazil means global prices remain high.

Accept EU terms to secure 'urgent' Brexit transition deal, MPs say

Treasury Select Committee says consequences of not agreeing a transition agreement would be "dramatic and damaging".

Pound sterling facing a classic case of 'buy the rumour, sell the fact'

The fudged nature of recent Brexit talks between London and Brussels won't help market sentiment for the British currency.

UK faces losses of $140bn over coming decade if 'no-deal' Brexit goes through

Think tank says Britain will be worse off economically under most post-Brexit scenarios, especially if it exits the EU without a trade deal.

Cockpit of a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner jet

Man is barred from becoming airline pilot because he has HIV

A man, known only as Anthony, said his 'boyhood dream' has been destroyed after the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) prevented him taking a trainee pilot scheme with EasyJet.

UK and top four EU economies warn Donald Trump about US tax plans

Tax overhaul could violate international obligations and risks having "a major distortive impact" on trade.

UK is the top destination for European jobseekers despite Brexit, study suggests

Nearly a third of those looking for a job in another country preferred Britain as their top work destination.

Ireland's Brexit deal 'not binding' as Theresa May will insist 'nothing is agreed until everything is agreed'

Theresa May is set to tell MPs that the preliminary Brexit agreement struck on the Irish border is actually dependent on a future deal on trade.

'Humiliation': Nigel Farage takes to Twitter to voice rage over Theresa May's EU deal

Nigel Farage is angry about the UK government's agreement with Brussels - and he really wants you to know about it.

Brexiteers are furious at 'sellout' Theresa May's deal with Europe

Theresa May has struck a deal over the Irish border and EU migrant rights - but pro-Brexit commentators are furious and the 'sellout'.

Panama Papers journalist murder: 3 men charged for killing Daphne Caruana Galizia

Galizia had been investigating revelations from the Panama Papers — the 11.5 million documents leaked from law firm Mossack Fonseca in 2016.

House builders say government housing targets will not be met without EU workers

Nearly a fifth of all workers in house building sites across England are from the European Union, census reveals.

Wine producer warns Britons could 'starve' without migrant fruit pickers

Frazer Thompson, chief executive of Chapel Down, says continued access to European labour after Brexit is crucial.

UK growth to remain muted amid Brexit uncertainty and high inflation, CBI says

The business lobby group expects Britain's gross domestic product to expand 1.5% in both 2017 and 2018 before weakening slightly to 1.3% in 2019.

Hundreds of Anti-Brexit Protesters March On Labour Party Conference

UK's Brexit bill 'has been agreed' with the EU and could top £58bn

The UK could pay £58bn in its Brexit divorce deal with reports saying that Britain has bowed to EU demands.

You can understand why the Irish are getting tetchy about Brexit

Ireland's position is that the UK should stay in the customs union, but this is plainly not going to happen.

White nationalist Richard Spencer banned from 26 countries in EU

Poland's state-run news agency PAP says Polish authorities banned Richard Spencer from entering 26 countries in Europe's visa-free Schengen area for five years.

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