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Theresa May's cabinet agree to increase Brexit divorce payout but remain quiet on amount

Theresa May met with her cabinet ministers to discuss the settlement which has caused a logjam in negotiations.

Exposed: How Russia targeted Brexit vote with covert network of 150,000 troll accounts

More than 150,000 Twitter accounts located in Russia posted up to 45,000 messages about Brexit in the days around the 2016 EU referendum vote, new research suggests.

Britain facing 'catastrophic' Brexit border chaos as negotiations drag on

One MP has warned that HMRC needs more than £7m to help prevent lengthy queues at Britain's borders.

Outside the EU, Britain can copy Singapore or Switzerland – but we have to decide now

The UK has three realistic options: join the European Free Trade Association; postpone Brexit to 31 December 2020; or walk away from talks now.

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Catalonia crisis deepens as Carles Puigdemont stuns Madrid and refuses to call early elections

Catalonia's president said he won't call a regional election that would have eased tensions with Madrid, opening the possibility that parliament could declare independence tonight.

Did Russia influence Brexit? UK MPs seek answers from Facebook over ad purchases

In a letter to Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Damian Collins said the information is being sought for an investigation into "the role of foreign actors abusing platforms."

Angela Merkel, Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron

Angela Merkel suggests EU is ready to begin post-Brexit trade talks

Talks have reached a deadlock between Britain and the European Union with trade discussions yet to commence .

Spain to revoke Catalonia's autonomy as it threatens to formally declare independence

Spanish government rejects Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont's threat to declare independence unless talks are held.

Does David Davis even know what the British government wants from the Brexit talks?

The Brexit secretary was speaking to the German press about the slow nature of the current negotiations.

Duterte rejects UK aid money for the Philippines: 'I'd use it for guns and extrajudicial killings'

The Philippines president Duterte also said he is declaring a "revolutionary government" and would be happy to cut all ties with the EU.

EU Chief Jean-Claude Juncker Warns UK Will ‘Regret’ Brexit

Britain will 'have to pay' – EU chief warns Brexit will take longer than expected

The EU is reluctant to discuss trade until citizens rights, the Irish border and the divorce bill are settled.

Brexit leaked documents reveal EU will begin trade talks with Britain in December

Talks have so far been delayed heavily by disagreements over the cost of the so-called 'divorce bill'.

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

Brexit negotiations reach deadlock over 'disturbing' divorce bill

Talks between the EU and Britain have been strained, with disagreements over the cost of the divorce bill.

Top Brexit campaigner admits the UK is looking at a ten-year recession

The prominent blogger said that he stood by Brexit even though he "didn't like" how it was turning out.

Bank of England calls for Brexit transition deal by Christmas to avoid City exodus

Senior Bank official says the impact of the City's first phase of Brexit contingency planning would be "relatively modest" on jobs.

Brexit uncertainty driving City workers to Ireland, study suggests

Number of UK financial professionals looking for work in Ireland up 39% compared to pre-Brexit levels.

Catalonia referendum: Can Spain's Mariano Rajoy survive after the police violence?

Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont says region to declare unilateral autonomy within 48 hours of vote.

EU President Juncker sandbags Theresa May: 'Miracles' needed for Brexit progress

British PM sought to put a positive spin on Brexit talks.

David Davis says the €50bn Brexit divorce bill figure is 'made up'

"I'm not going to do an actual number on air, it would be ridiculous to do that".

Nigel Farage fury at Theresa May speech: 'This woman' doesn't want to leave the EU at all'

The former Ukip leader suggested that the prime minister was prolonging UK's exit from the EU.

Reaction as Theresa May announces freedom of movement will continue during Brexit transition

The UK prime minister gave more details on Brexit during a landmark speech in Florence.

Latest Brexit poll shows the majority of Brits are now Remainers

News came ahead of a landmark Brexit speech by Theresa May in Florence.

Theresa May 'to offer €20bn' to Angela Merkel to plug post-Brexit budget hole

It is the first attempt by the UK to settle its 'divorce bill'.

Parsons Green attack: Dover Arrest "Very Significant", Amber Rudd Says

UK calls for new security treaty with European Union after Brexit

Britain says it is "vital" to agree a fresh security deal with the EU after Brexit to battle terrorism.

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Ryanair cancellations: What to do if your flight is scrapped and how to claim compensation

Some 400,000 travellers will be affected by the move by Europe's largest airline.

Volkswagen 'Dieselgate' scandal blamed for 5,000 premature deaths across Europe

In 2015 German carmaker admitted to cheating on vehicle emissions tests.

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