British Prime Minister Theresa May is in Brussels on a last-gasp mission to beg EU leaders for more time to deliver a Brexit deal that was twice rejected by her own parliament.
British Prime Minister Theresa May formally asked the European Union to postpone the UK's departure until June 30.
Whether Britain slams into a ‘no deal’ scenario or Theresa May succeeds in getting a delay from Brussels, few in the UK consider the situation to be anything other than a right dog’s breakfast. But who is really to blame?
British PM Theresa May is set to ask the EU for a delay of at least several months to Brexit after the speaker of the House of Commons ruled that she can't keep asking lawmakers to vote on the same divorce deal that they have already rejected twice.
Lawmakers also rejected a call to use that time to hold a second Brexit referendum - a blow to the hopes of a large swath of Britons who still dream of keeping their European identities.
Government body tasked with reviewing budgets says the money will be needed to battle potential damage of Britain's exit from European Union.
Parliament is scheduled to decide on Thursday whether to put the brakes on Brexit, a vote set up after lawmakers dealt yet another defeat to Prime Minister Theresa May amid a crisis over Britain's departure from the EU.
The divorce between the UK and Europe was a long time coming. But will it lead to the UK's global isolation or can Brexiteers really pull off this notion of a 'Global Britain' that looks beyond Europe?
Lawmakers rejected the deal 391-242, ignoring May's entreaties to back the agreement and end the political chaos and economic uncertainty that Brexit has unleashed.
The British government says it has secured 'legally binding changes' from the European Union to overcome a key stumbling block on the Brexit deal.
UK PM Theresa May’s spokesman says a “meaningful” parliamentary vote on her deal will go ahead on Tuesday, even though talks with the EU are deadlocked.
For France's head of state, the European Union is in a deep crisis. President Emmanuel Macron has presented an immediate action programme “for European renewal”. Can it work?
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