May stressed that there was a very clear message from the British people in the Brexit vote that they want us to ensure that we can have some control on the movement of people
Britain's largest retail bank plans to save 400 mn pounds by end-2017; will close 200 branches to protect earnings
Lloyds Banking Group to cut 3,000 jobs, auto dealer Inchcape sees slowdown in new car sales; July consumer confidence plunges 5 pts to 106.6
Interview with UK Minister for Asia and the Pacific, Alok Sharma
60 transactions totalling $34.5 billion have been struck by foreign companies for British firms since Brexit
Finance minister Philip Hammond said there will be more clarity later this year on how UK will exit EU
Britain feels uncertainty over Brexit to abate once the nation outlines future relationship with Europe later this year
The then-PM called the German leader days before EU referendum on June 23, as opinion polls seemed to show voters moving to the 'Leave' camp
Scotland Yard Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey said the Brexit vote appeared to have unleashed something in people
Sterling extended earlier losses to trade 1% lower to hit fresh lows for the day at $1.3095 to the dollar, while British govt bond prices rose
Growth is now seen at 1.4% next year, below an earlier projection of 1.6%
Message the British people gave in their vote for the UK to leave the EU had a very clear message, we should control the movement of individuals from EU countries into the UK
Meeting is to discuss views ahead of an informal EU summit in September in Bratislava, Slovakia
Theresa May said it would be "part of discussions" in the coming negotiations, whether the British should remain part of the free-trade area without free movement of EU citizens
UK will not be invoking Article 50 before the end of 2016 in order to plan a 'sensible and orderly departure'
Lenders expect Britain to tailor financial rules for smaller banks to encourage competition
Finance heads from the world's 20 leading economies will discuss Brexit in G20 meeting in China
The British PM had chosen to visit Berlin & Paris soon after assuming office, was determined to make a success of Brexit
According to estimates by EU executive staff, Britain is expected to endure a 'substantial slowdown'
Arun Jaitley further said Brexit is a long-drawn process and may take more than two years