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Brexit: Three ministers quit UK govt, support plan to give MPs a bigger say

They were among 30 members of May's Conservative party who defied her to vote in favour of a motion giving MPs control of parliamentary business

May admits no support for third vote on controversial EU divorce bill

"It is with great regret that I have had to conclude that as things stand, there is still not sufficient support in the House to bring back the deal for a third Meaningful Vote," May told the Commons

UK ministers back Theresa May on Brexit as media reports plan to oust her

Removing the prime minister won't help the country, says Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond.

Theresa May faces pressure from her own party to step down to save Brexit

British media reported Sunday that senior party figures were urging May to recognize her weakened political position and resign

Anti-Brexit rally draws 1 million protesters demanding new vote

Marchers clogged the streets of central London as they walked from Hyde Park to Parliament Square to hear from the opposition Labour Party mayor of London, Sadiq Khan

Brexit deal: European Union offers UK more time to leave the bloc

Emmanuel Macron warned it was the responsibility of UK lawmakers to approve a Brexit deal and make sure Britain does not crash out of the bloc without an agreement.

Online petition seeking to reverse Brexit hits 1-mn mark as May seeks delay

The UK Parliament considers all petitions that get more than 100,000 signatures for a debate

Standoff with EU pushes UK towards economically disastrous no-deal Brexit

European Council President Donald Tusk said such a short Brexit extension would only be possible if Parliament agrees to enact the existing divorce deal

Theresa May seeks 'short' delay to Brexit Day deadline, EU demands new vote

Rebuking MPs for having "indulged themselves on Europe for too long", she said that the British voters "deserved better"

10 days to Brexit: May prepares to ask for more time to reach a deal

Theresa May is drafting a request for more time to reach a deal that will win the endorsement of Britain's skeptical Parliament

Deutsche bank merger puts 10,000 jobs at risk in Frankfurt alone

Employee representatives at both lenders paint gloomy picture

Meet Theresa May's Brexit nemesis: UK Parliament Speaker John Bercow

Brexit has thrown up all kinds of obscure questions of Parliamentary procedure on which the Speaker must make the final ruling

UK Speaker rules out third vote on PM Theresa May's Brexit deal

The many opponents of the British PM's Brexit deal welcomed the Speaker's ruling

UK prime minister Theresa May makes last-minute push to win Brexit support

Parliament has rejected the agreement twice, but May aims to try a third time this week if she can persuade enough lawmakers to change their minds

After days of threats and pleading, May to continue negotiations on Brexit

The British prime minister is still working to win support for her divorce agreement

Brexit in limbo

Ms May has not served UK's best interests

Brexit may not cut IT outsourcing, but large deals will be fewer

Analysts feel all big IT service firms would see growth headwinds from their UK business

Is Brexit forcing the automobile industry to move out of Britain?

Traditional car manufacturers, in Britain and in Europe over all, have been buffeted by forces around the world

Pound's trajectory far clearer than outlook on Theresa May's Brexit deal

The pound has climbed around 4% this year, making it the best-performing major currency

Indian students to benefit from improved UK post-study visa offer

The new strategy, set to be rolled out in the coming years, will offer undergraduate and Masters' students the chance to stay in the UK to look for work for six months after graduating