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Brexit: EU opens door for UK return, says it can re-apply for membership

Juncker cited the EU treaty's Article 49, which invites any European state that respects the bloc's values to apply for accession and precedes Article 50 governing the process for leaving

I would be 'tougher' in Brexit talks than UK's Theresa May: Donald Trump

May was the first foreign leader to visit Trump after his inauguration in January last year and they were filmed emerging from the White House holding hands

EU mounts pressure on UK with publication of first Brexit legal draft

The draft legal text the commission has published would, if implemented, undermine the UK common market and threaten the constitutional integrity of the UK

UK likely to go for 'soft' Brexit to stay close to EU: David Cameron

Cameron opined that Brexit in effect is "poisoning British politics" and regretted the result of the historic referendum

UK to pay divorce bill only if EU agrees on future trade deal: Brexit Secy

UK Prime Minister Theresa May had agreed in December to a financial settlement totalling $46-51 bn that ministers said depended on agreeing on future trade ties

BOE remains boxed in by Brexit as no-deal fears eclipse wage gains

The Monetary Policy Committee, which has said that the UK needs limited and gradual hikes, will nonetheless vote unanimously to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.75% next week

Bank of England to allow EU banks to operate in UK after Brexit

The UK gesture could also soften European Commission plans, due to be published later on Wednesday

London finance chief sees fewer bank jobs shifting because of Brexit

The industry also feels it is getting more of a hearing from Prime Minister Theresa May's government

Brexit, high capex to keep Tata Motors under pressure; stock falls

JLR will be investing £4.5 billion each year through to 2021

How Britain is fighting to stay fashionable in the face of Brexit

Brexit to blame for UK fashion industry's uncertainty, but Britain will 'fight' to stay fashionable

Indian-origin MP Priti Patel joins rebels as May's Brexit challenge mounts

Priti Patel is among 63 Conservative Party MPs to sign a letter attacking the UK government over its Brexit forecasts

'Catastrophic' no-deal Brexit may set UK auto sector back 20 yrs: Industry

Brexit talks are stuck over the issue of how to avoid a hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic

A vote reversed: What is the path back from Brexit? Here's an explainer

The collapse of Theresa May's deal would thrust the United Kingdom deeper into crisis

No improvements in UK's post-Brexit EU financial services access: Documents

Faced with only basic EU access, banks, insurers and asset management firms are opening hubs in the bloc by next March

Gibraltar to become last sticking point to endorse Britain's deal

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez threatens to 'veto Brexit' if it is not made clear that Madrid and London must resolve their differences over Gibraltar

Two parties and many

A fragmented politics, with multiple shifting coalitions, is far better, more efficient, and more democratic, than the "normal" two-party system

With Britian in limbo over Brexit, Queen tells MPs to find 'common ground'

Her message comes amid intense argument in parliament about how to proceed on Brexit or whether to leave the EU at all

Can end Brexit disorder with martial law, but no plan to use it: Minister

Britain is set to leave the European Union on March 29

Pound options traders remarkably sanguine despite Brexit uncertainty

Bets on sterling swings have fallen to an almost three-month low even after UK lawmakers rejected Theresa May's withdrawal plan

Make 'one more push' for Brexit deal: Theresa May to European Union

A government source summed up the feeling in London by saying it was "not impressed".