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'I don't know what he will do': Europe braces for Brexit with Boris Johnson

Britain's possible future prime minister alarmed and charmed his European counterparts during his tenure as foreign secretary

British minister quits before Boris Johnson becomes no-deal Brexit PM

If the polls and bookmakers are right, Johnson will become Britain's new prime minister on Wednesday and will immediately face the riddle that is Britain's Brexit negotiation

UK FM Hammond to quit, says can't back PM aspirant Boris Johnson on Brexit

Johnson is widely expected to win the governing, centre-right Conservative Party's leadership contest on Tuesday and be named as prime minister

No-deal Brexit to plunge UK into year-long recession, warns fiscal watchdog

UK output falls by almost 2% under the least-worst no-deal Brexit scenario, said the watchdog

Boris Johnson smashes record for most money raised by UK politician

More than half the donations came from financiers and businessmen who funded the campaign to leave the European Union

Britain looks to train school-leavers as future negotiators for trade deals

Britain cannot formally sign trade deals with other countries until it has left the European Union

I sacrificed my job: Theresa May on Brexit angst in last interview as UK PM

The outgoing PM says she felt a "mixture of pride and disappointment" and that despite having to go earlier than she wanted, she had been the "right person" for the job

Boris Johnson pledges to bring new system to control migration after Brexit

Johnson is vying with Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt to take over as prime minister from Theresa May

EU leaders warn next British Prime Minister: No Brexit renegotiation

European Council President Donald Tusk said the bloc would remain "very precise and also patient"

Boris Johnson leads race to replace May, vows to deliver on Brexit

Johnson, a leading figure in the 2016 referendum vote to leave, has said he will deliver on the result with or without a deal with Brussels

UK economy shrinks after facing decline in car production as Brexit looms

Early in 2019, many motor manufacturers had announced temporary shutdowns in April at their British plants, anticipating trade disruption around the time Britain was due to leave the European Union

Won't pay $49 billion till Brexit terms eased, says Boris Johnson

Britain is mired in its deepest political crisis in decades over how, when and whether it should leave the EU - a decision that will fall to May's successor

From Boris Johnson to Jeremy Hunt: How UK PM candidates plan to fix Brexit

Each has their own vision of how to fix Brexit, and their views are so divergent that whoever wins will struggle to unite the party around their approach

Trump backs no-deal Brexit, says he 'wouldn't pay' $50 mn divorce bill

He urged Britain's government to follow his rule book in negotiating deals when it came to Brexit

Little solace in sight for Pound as political risks mount in Britain

Sterling fell for a third month against the dollar in May and touched its weakest level since January versus the euro on May 31 amid persistent market anxiety about Britain's political upheaval

For Brexit to be a success, good exit deal with EU must

I knew that delivering Brexit was not going to be simple or straightforward. The result in 2016 was decisive, but it was close

UK health secy Hancock in fray to replace May, assures citizens on Brexit

The opposition Labour Party said it wanted an election as soon as possible

Brexit-beaten Theresa May to quit as Conservative leader on 7 June

It was expected that May will stay on in Downing Street as caretaker Prime Minister to oversee the state visit of US President Donald Trump, planned for early June

UK Conservatives look for Brexit compromise after local poll losses

Many voters expressed frustration at May's failure to have taken Britain out of the European Union, almost three years after the country decided to leave in a referendum

Uncertainty makes Brexit worse than Y2K for customers, says Infosys

The drawn-out saga of Britain's departure from the bloc was thrown into disarray by the UK Parliament's repeated rejection of the divorce deal negotiated by Prime Minister Theresa May