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Prime Minister said the agreement was open to other local authorities across England.

Tory peer and former government adviser said he had no relationship with Number 10.

A new debate over the controversial legislation has been started by Lord William Hague.

EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee also said immigration may not drop after the UK splits from the bloc.

Number 10 will now attempt to avoid parliamentary 'ping-pong' to trigger Article 50.

Former prime minister will look into economic policy for fragile and conflict situations.

Renowned academic spoke to IBTimes UK about the prime minister's surprise move.

Women and Equalities Committee is 'deeply disappointed' by the government's response.

UK prime minister made a rare move by sitting in on the proceedings in the upper chamber.

Controversial US president is expected to make a state visit to Britain in June.

Interview: Mark Boleat, policy chairman of the corporation, spoke to IBTimes UK as Brexit talks loom.

Foreign secretary urged UK voters to "rise up" and turn off their TVs next time Blair appears.

Former UK prime minister urged pro-EU voters across Britian to 'rise up' in central London speech.

Interview: TUC general secretary spoke to IBTimes UK as divorce negotiations with the EU loom.

British and Italian leaders hold Downing Street summit after MPs back Article 50 bill.

Conservative council leader David Hodge denies the Labour leader's PMQs claims.

IBTimes UK watched as ministers left fundraiser to avoid embarrassing House of Commons defeat.

IBTimes UK filmed the demonstrations opposite Downing Street in Westminster, London.

UK prime minister issued the warning as she briefed House of Commons about an informal EU summit.

Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the SNP are all seeking changes to the draft legislation.

British prime minister's offer of a 'bridge between Washington and Brussels' got rebuffed.

SNP's EU spokesman at Westminster Stephen Gethins described the document as a 'mess'.

The Downing Street meeting will be the first between the leaders since May took office.

Downing Street has refused to revoke the invitation despite the backlash over Trump's travel ban.

Brexit-backing Tory MP Dominic Raab tells IBTimes UK: Now it's time to start the serious diplomacy.

'The invitation has been extended and has been accepted,' a Downing Street spokesperson said.

Calls for May to condemn Trump continue as Joint Ministerial Committee is held in Cardiff.

EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Migration Advisory Committee member says Whitehall should look at a quota system.

British foreign secretary told peers that Russian involvement in the civil war is a 'fact of life'.

Brexit secretary says the document will be published 'as quickly as possible'.