Page 12 - Brexit Deal

Brexit draft deal agreed by British cabinet, but will parliament approve it

The inevitable consequence is that at some point there has to be a confrontation between those two stances

Brexit deal to end Britain's easy access to EU financial markets

Currently, inside the EU, banks and insurers in Britain enjoy unfettered access to customers across the bloc in all financial activities

Brexit deal: Theresa May wins cabinet vote backing withdrawal agreement

She said that her team had a "long, detailed and impassioned debate", at the end of which they agreed to move ahead with the deal on the table

MPs may vote against Theresa May's deal, says former Brexit Secretary

Britain is due to leave the EU on March 29, 2019

27 countries raise concerns at WTO over Britain's post-Brexit trade plans

Until a Brexit deal is completed, it is impossible to know what terms of trade will be negotiated at the WTO

Hundreds of thousands march in London demanding a second Brexit vote

The march comes after another tumultuous week for UK Prime Minister Theresa May in which she failed to agree a divorce deal with EU leaders in Brussels

Brexit: As May battles critics at home, EU offers her few options on a deal

Britain is due to leave the EU on March 29, 2019, less than three years since Britons voted for an exit in a referendum

Brexit deal achievable, no compromise on UK integrity, says Theresa May

May has dismissed the EU's previous suggestion of keeping Northern Ireland aligned to its trade rules as a safety net, or a so-called "backstop" arrangement, saying this would divide the UK

Brexit: Nov, Dec best opportunity for a deal, says Irish PM Leo Varadkar

A weekend of intense negotiations - including a surprise dash by Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab to meet his EU counterpart Michel Barnier in Brussels - failed to break the deadlock

British PM Theresa May presses on with Brexit plan after key resignations

May said she had chaired a "productive" meeting of her government, unswayed by the resignations of Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and David Davis

Open to another Brexit vote if May does not get support: UK Labour Party

"We're not sure if Theresa May now commands a majority in the House of Commons," says Tom Watson

Would like Britain to rejoin EU after Brexit: European Commission President

There has been a surge in debate in Britain on whether there should be a second vote to endorse the terms on which Britain leaves

First Brexit milestone cleared; hurdles ahead

What counts more than the details for May is the speed of reaching a deal.

Move Brexit talks onto trade as quickly as possible: British PM to EU

The EU's negotiating guidelines state they will start talks on a post-Brexit transition in January but will not begin trade talks until March

Just the beginning

London's weak position is visible in the Brexit deal

Britain and EU clinch deal to move Brexit forward

PM May, speaking in Brussels, said the deal opened the way for talks that would bring certainty to Britain's future after quitting the EU

Britain and EU reach historic deal on Brexit divorce terms

Britain agreed to pay a divorce settlement amounting to between 45 and 55 billion euros

EU's Guy Verhofstadt says no Brexit deal yet, sees chances at 50-50

Guy said the Parliament was still pressing for more from London on guarantees for the rights of EU citizens in Britain

UK lawmakers will block 'no deal' Brexit, says Labour's McDonnell

Currently, parliament does not have the power to block any decision to walk away

Brexit transition should not last 'a second more' than 2 yrs: Boris Johnson

UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson set down 4 conditions for Brexit