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Top bankers warn of risk of 2017 exodus from Britain

There is no clarity on whether Britain will retain access to the European single market when it leaves the EU

Brexit provides India chance to hike trade with UK, says Indian diplomat

Indian diplomat, Navtej Sarna, who will be visiting Washington shortly, has been asked to bring US, UK and India "closer"

France's Hollande warns Britain must pay the price for Brexit

Comments added to jitters on financial markets

Sterling recoups some losses after near 10% plunge; stocks slip

The pound has come under renewed pressure as fears grow that Britain's divorce from the EU will be messier than expected

Philip Hammond to tell Wall Street that London still top finance hub despite Brexit

However, a survey last week suggested London's dominance could be under threat as the implications of leaving the EU sink in

Britain to impose stricter rules on immigrants: Home secretary

New immigration rules to control the number of students heading to study in Britain were announced by the minister on Tuesday

UK Treasury chief warns of turbulence amid Brexit talks

Hammond's remarks came a day after PM Theresa May set a timetable for Britain's exit

Theresa May says to trigger EU divorce by end of March, sterling falls

Using Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty will give Britain a two-year period to clinch one of the most complex deals in Europe since World War Two

Sterling slumps on Brexit, Deutsche's travails drag on stocks

Sterling fell around 1 per cent against dollar to a seven-week low of $1.2850, and a three-year low against euro of 87.47 pence per euro

UK PM to trigger Brexit process by March in 2017

She has also promised a Great Repeal Bill in the next Queen's Speech, which sets parliamentary business for the year

The Story of Post-Brexit Britain

'Brexit' prompts British CEOs to consider relocating

The Bank of England held interest rates steady this month, but indicated it could cut rates if Britain's economic outlook weakens

Post Brexit, optimism in Britain's finance industry hits financial crisis low

Over half of all financial firms surveyed said the general impact of Britain's Brexit vote was negative

Learning Brexit lessons from Henry VIII

Henry's objections to the taxation levied by Rome is echoed by the Brexit camp's complaints about UK contributions to the EU budget

UK plans to trigger formal EU exit process in early 2017

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said talks were on with European 'friends and partners' on the issue

China and Brexit pose risks to global growth, says ECB

Although Brexit has so far had limited impact and some analysts have lifted their gloomy forecasts

Conservative MPs vow 'hard-Brexit', PM Theresa May under pressure

New 'Leave Means Leave' group argues that Britain must pull out of the EU's single market

'Hard core' Brexit talks not before end of 2017: Herman Van Rompuy

The UK voted its way out of the EU in a June referendum but the official divorce proceedings cannot begin until Britain starts procedures

Daniel Gros: The not-so-high costs of Brexit

Bank of England signals new rate cut despite Brexit bounceback

The Bank said its nine rate-setters were unanimous in their decision to keep Bank Rate at its new record low of 0.25%, the lowest in the BoE's 322-year history