Page 63 - Latest Updates on Brexit

Britain's pro-Brexit voice Nigel Farage quits as far-right party head

Farage said he felt he had done all he could to achieve a vote for the UK to leave the EU in a referendum and now he wanted "his life back"

Emerging currencies up as post-Brexit shock fades

Central banks around the world have promised support to financial markets at risk from the breakaway vote

Legal challenge to Britain's EU exit

As a majority of British lawmakers support remaining in the 28-member bloc, the legal challenge has the potential to complicate the process

Abheek Barua & Bidisha Ganguly: Brexit done, Quitaly next?

Brexit tremors were weaker initially, but may linger and create political and economic uncertainty that will keep global financial markets on the edge

Shareholders to vote on London exchange under Brexit

UK should keep Brexit options open: Tony Blair

Blair suggested of keeping options open as 48% of the voters at last month's referendum felt 'disenfranchised'

Tony Blair wants Britain to keep Brexit options open

Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn have both ruled out a second EU referendum

PM contender Leadsom says UK could leave EU next year

Leadsom said she has a fast-track policy for leaving EU and someone like her could be trusted as she voted for Brexit

British universities fear Brexit funding fallout

In the wake of the June 23 referendum, numerous universities have sought to reassure their students from other EU countries

Where's London? EU quick to forget UK capital after Brexit

Most people in London rejected the Brexit vote

French PM to London financial firms: Welcome to Paris

We are working on measures that could help strengthen our attractiveness, says Manuel Valls

Bank of England's Carney halts pound's recovery

The UK currency extended its decline versus the euro into a second day Friday

Theresa May leads UK Tory race

May has 86 endorsements from fellow Tory lawmakers in her bid to take the helm of the party and the country, well ahead of her challengers

Everyone's a winner in the Brexit aftermath as doves rescue market

Thousands march through London against Brexit

Prime Minister David Cameron was forced to resign after he called the controversial referendum hoping for a "Remain" vote

Many voters don't believe Brexit will happen

Another recent survey showed up to 7% of Leave voters, around 1.2 million people, now regret their choice

Thousands join 'March for Europe' Brexit protest

Britain voted by 52% to 48% on June 23 to leave the EU

Brexit: IMF warns of repercussions for global economy

IMF spokesperson Gerry Rice said the Brexit was likely to cause a dampening of growth in the near term

Brexit represents defeat for social pluralism, say experts

Brexit points to a generational gap -- the young ones embrace globalised processes, older ones see it an agonising process

London bankers face Brexit choice: lobby or leave

Some investment banks, anxious not to stir speculation of an exodus from the historic City of London