Page 21 - Brexit

UK MPs vote in favour of Brexit bill, critics call it 'power grab'

Lawmakers voted by 326 to 290 in favour of backing legislation

Blow for Johnson as UK upper house clears law to block no-deal Brexit

The draft, which now requires formal assent by Queen Elizabeth II to become law, would seek to postpone Brexit beyond the current deadline of October 31

Brexit: Britain's Parliament rejects no-deal split from European Union

The House of Commons voted against the deal by 312 votes to 308

May's Brexit plan rejected by chief negotiator David Davis as unworkable

Businesses meanwhile are stepping up their demands on May to make a deal with the bloc that protects their interests

Brexit negotiations: Give me a deal I can 'defend' at home, May tells EU

May is seeking recognition of the progress made so far and agreement of 'ambitious plans' that could see talks on post-Brexit ties begin in Dec

EU script to help Theresa May settle Brexit bill

In essence, the 27 need to trust May that Britain will pay much more than is on the table

Theresa May plans tech-based customs to decide post-Brexit tariffs

It is not clear whether either ministers or the EU will support May's customs plan, under which Britain would need to closely mirror EU regulations on goods

A deal, soft Brexit or reversal: Theresa May's uncertain endgame

Negotiators are working through the weekend to try to find tweaks to the deal May negotiated last year to make it more acceptable to Parliament

EU's Tusk says 'good deal' or 'no deal' on Brexit up to London

The slow progress in 2 years of Brexit talks has stoked fears Britain could leave EU without a deal

What's the economic cost of Brexit? Pineapples tell a tale

The British economy has weakened in the face of a confounding array of uncertainties

UK firms want end to Brexit 'soap opera' in bid for certainty

Confederation of British Industry President Paul Drechsler will appeal for a "single, clear strategy"

Brexit: Could extend 21-month transition to ease deadlock, says Theresa May

United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May said she is weighing a plan that would keep the UK bound to European rules for longer, in an attempt to break the deadlock in talks

Theresa May hails Brexit deal, but must sell it to doubtful ministers

The deal has been denounced by both supporters and opponents of Brexit.

EU leaders approve Brexit deal, say UK Parliament has to vote for plan

PM Theresa May gets her agreement on UK's divorce from European Union at a special summit in Brussels, with leaders of the 27 other member countries backing the legal text

Only a referendum on May's Brexit deal can end deadlock in parliament

If No Deal was on the ballot, it would split the pro-Brexit vote between May's Brexit and a No Deal Brexit

A very British protest as anger boils over at Theresa May's Brexit dodge

Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle walked purposefully down the central aisle of the House of Commons and picked up a five foot long piece of priceless silver jewelry

May heads back to Brussels to renew Brexit terms but EU says no negotiation

With less than six weeks until Brexit day, May met European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker hoping for progress on the "Irish backstop"

Brexit fallout: Theresa May faces calls from own govt to quit in 3 months

Once UK is out of European Union and local district elections on May 2 are over, she'll have no reason to stay in office, says a senior minister

Brexit in meltdown: Theresa May under pressure to choose from 3 options

A third defeat of May's divorce deal, after her pledge to quit if it was passed, left one of the weakest leaders in a generation grappling with a perilous crisis over Brexit

Britain to seek further 'short' delay to Brexit, says Theresa May

May stressed that the 27 EU leaders would need to know why Brexit should be pushed back again before approving her request, which needs unanimous support