EUROPEAN UNION

European Commission president asks Farage 'why are you here?' during statement on Brexit vote.

Norway is a member of the EFTA and the EEA but not the EU.

Health Secretary commented that Article 50 should not be invoked straight away.

A French mayor and the leader of far-left Left Party have called for English to be kicked out.

Kerry restates US will maintain its special relationship with Great Britain after Brexit.

Merkel states that no informal Brexit negotiations can begin before Article 50 is triggered.

Executive of the 1922 Committee has advised closing nominations for the contest at noon on Thursday.

London's Labour mayor addressed xenophobia and racism, as Polish Embassy issues statement.

UK banking sector is not at risk of another recession but instability may linger in wake of EU referendum.

From comparisons to cats for the shadow cabinet to Corbyn in an empty room, here's the best social-media reactions.

President of the European Parliament Martin Shultz has urged PM Cameron to trigger Article 50.

Human Rights Watch calls for prosecution of former banditry controller Robert Yékoua-Ketté.

Budget airline forced to cancel 700 flights in June because of strikes and congestion issues at London Gatwick.

Former work and pensions secretary denies major Leave campaign's promise

Pro-Biafrans call for independence of territories forcibly annexed to Nigeria during British colonisation.

German politician Martin Schulz wants the two-year process of leaving to get started as soon as possible

Farron promises to hold a new Brexit vote if it gets into power in a general election.

Brexit Brides dating website created days after UK voted to leave European Union in historic referendum.

SNP leader believes Scotland Act 1998 might give Holyrood power to stop the UK leaving the EU.

The volume of signatures caused the UK petition website to crash.

German chancellor says there is no need to rush UK's exit from the EU.