Page 25 - Brexit

Britain must come out of the EU on October 31, says Boris Johnson

Johnson said this in a speech in Wakefield in northern England

What no-deal Brexit means for Britain: Shortage of fuel, food and medicine

A government source blamed the leak on an unnamed former minister who wanted to influence negotiations with the EU

UK's democracy in practice

Its principles were witnessed during the Brexit debate

UK PM urges EU leaders to end opposition to renegotiate terms of Brexit

Johnson, who took office late last month, says he wants to leave the European Union with a deal but insists the current terms are unacceptable

Boris Johnson officially becomes UK PM with no ifs or buts' Brexit promise

The 55-year-old former foreign secretary and London Mayor laid out his vision as Prime Minister in his first speech on the steps of Downing Street after a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II

Northern Ireland can stay with bloc in custom union after Brexit: EU

Ireland and the EU have called for any Brexit agreement to avoid a hard border including customs checks, in order to protect the 1998 Good Friday agreement

Best of BS Opinion: The importance of exports, the power of youth activists

Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day

EU rejects UK's request for talks as Johnson insists on no delay in Brexit

The European Commission said that Johnson's new Brexit proposals do not provide any basis for finalising a separation agreement, according to Sky News

Brexit minister suggests Britain is open to compromise in EU talks

Barclay reiterated Prime Minister Boris Johnson's latest plans for a managed withdrawal from the bloc on October 31 were "a broad landing zone" ahead of "intense negotiations in the coming days"

Brexit: UK Parliament to decide the fate of Boris Johnson's deal today

The UK's 650 members of Parliament will convene in Westminster for only the fourth Saturday sitting since World War II to decide whether to endorse the Brexit agreement Johnson struck with EU

Britain to remain economically reliant on foreign workers for decades

Even if it succeeds in eventually extricating itself from the EU, the UK can ill-afford to raise the drawbridge to overseas workers

'Good progress' towards post-Brexit transition deal with EU: Officials

The talks have focused on reaching agreement on the transition phase, during which Britain will follow EU rules

PM Modi sets off for Britain with eye on post-Brexit trade

India's trade with Britain will also be affected if volatility hits the British currency, the pound

Trump vows trade deal with UK, changes tack on Theresa May's Brexit plan

Relations had never been more special, says Trump, and any criticism was 'fake news'

New video game shows grim vision of post-Brexit Britain, players divided

Gamers play the role of a nightclub doorman who has recently lost his British nationality and is forced to do odd jobs to meet the demands of an authoritarian government

Boris Johnson's brother quits govt, reflecting UK's divisions over Brexit

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday suffered yet another Brexit blow, this time closer to home, as his younger brother Jo Johnson quit as a minister in his Cabinet and also resigned as a parliamentarian of the Conservative Party. In a move reflective of just how deeply divided the UK remains over its membership of the European Union (EU), the business minister and member of parliament from Orpington said that he had been forced to take the step after being torn between family loyalty and national interest. The anti-Brexiteer, who is seen as an India-friendly politician in the UK having also lived there in his previous role as a journalist for The Financial Times', said he felt the tensions were unresolvable. In recent weeks I've been torn between family loyalty and the national interest - it's an unresolvable tension & time for others to take on my roles as MP & Minister, he said in a Twitter statement, which concluded with over and out. It's been an honour to ...

Lawmakers preparing possible legal action against Johnson to delay Brexit

Corbyn said Labour was not as a party taking legal action but was aware of lawmakers' manoeuvres on the matter

Brexit: A high-stakes court case could force Queen to pick a side

The Supreme Court will try to pick a way forward this week, but ultimately, it could come down to Queen Elizabeth II to pick side

Brexit vote today: Here's how related Indian stocks look on technical chart

As the markets brace for the Brexit vote, due later in the day today, here's a look at what the technical charts indicate for the related Indian stocks -

How Indian companies with large investments in UK could benefit from Brexit

The Brexit deal has fostered the longest winning streak across markets since March