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How the British Parliament can wrest control of Brexit from Theresa May

Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable is asking for the government to prepare for another Brexit referendum

How the British Parliament can wrest control of Brexit from Theresa May

Expect a week of rival amendments being proposed and withdrawn, as May continues to seek a consensus

Jaguar Land Rover to halt production for a week in April due to Brexit

The firm has previously warned about the impact of Brexit. It has already had to cut production due to slowing demand in China

Airbus threatens to quit UK over Brexit, adding to fear of business exodus

'Please don't listen to the Brexiteers' madness,' says Airbus Chief Executive Officer Tom Enders.

Brexit: Deal or no deal, banks are already moving money out of London

While the banks have mostly chosen Frankfurt, the trading venues and the algorithmic traders that provide much of their volumes have mostly gone to Amsterdam

Why Brexit could be a boon for Indian students looking to study in UK

Europe has always figured among the UK's top targets for fishing for foreign students

To break Brexit impasse, May to promise she'll get more concessions from EU

British PM Theresa May will focus on changing the Northern Irish backstop, an insurance policy to ensure no return to a hard border between the British province and Ireland

Third-party mediation or consensus: What's the way forward for Brexit deal?

Proxy mediation by senior political or civil society figures in the UK might be the way forward for May and Corbyn given the current impasse between the two

Brexit Plan B: What's next for Britain as UK lawmakers reject May's deal

Britain will leave the European Union on March 29 without a deal unless MPs can force a delay or get their act together in time and come up with an alternative plan

'Extremely concerning': May's office on MPs' plot to take control of Brexit

'The British public voted to leave the European Union and it is vital that elected politicians deliver upon that verdict'

National interest: What does the word politicians love to use really mean?

Since June 24 2016 the nation has been at loggerheads trying to define what it wants

What the disastrous Brexit caper tells us

A 'hard Brexit' and a disorderly exit would likely lead to a crash in the UK's growth as skilled labour and investment disappears, coupled with a spike in inflation

The Great Brexit stockpile: Britain companies braces for no deal

The UK is due to leave the European Union in 10 weeks and, as of now, there's no deal in place to ensure trade routes aren't strangled

After rejection, Brexit begins to look like an 'escape room' with no exit

House of Commons to vote on various Brexit options on January 29

Brexit: Theresa May needs to outline her 'Plan B' or risk second referendum

House of Commons to vote on various Brexit options on January 29

Brexit deal flops, Theresa May survives - so what happens now?

Theresa May has complained that while MPs have been very clear about what they won't accept, they haven't given any clear steer on what they will accept

As the Brexit clock ticks, EU gets ready for a withdrawal agreement

For the EU, the withdrawal agreement is the best possible compromise to reduce the uncertainty and damage caused by Brexit and to ensure the UK's orderly withdrawal from the EU

Brexit: Theresa May wins no-confidence vote, but Brussels is in charge now

Ultimately, if a new deal is well and truly off the table, there are a limited set of options the government can pursue. Brexit could be cancelled or it could be put to another referendum

After Theresa May's humiliating defeat, what's next for Britain and Europe?

The short run could be bad for the rest of Europe, too

It's not 1945 anymore; Britain should get used to being a small country

Europe is full of former imperial powers that have adjusted to their diminished status. The UK needs to find a way to do the same