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UK factories build up stockpiles over possible trade delays ahead of Brexit

Many manufacturers are building up inventories to protect themselves against the risks of customs delays at the border after March 29

Back my Brexit deal and let Britain turn a corner: Theresa May

May made the appeal in a New Year's message little more than two weeks before a make-or-break vote in parliament on her plan for Britain's exit from the European Union which is due to happen on March

Brexit '50-50' if May's deal voted down: Trade Secretary Liam Fox

Fox told his fellow lawmakers that it was a "matter of honor" to back May and he'd rather accept an agreement that falls short of the ideal than risk Brexit's failure

The Brexit conundrum

Instead of being deterred by a 'no deal' scenario, the UK should adopt a tit-for-tat strategy with the EU

British PM Theresa May cuts Christmas break short to prepare for Brexit

Christmas is a time "to put aside our differences and focus on what really matters", Theresa May said

UK will remain hostile to immigration under nebulous new post-Brexit policy

Much like the Brexit withdrawal agreement, the paper is a stop gap, full of nebulous transitionary measures with few concrete plans for Britain's future labour market

Why UK's new post-Brexit immigration plan is surreal and cynical

The UK's immigration system is currently a malfunctioning mess. It's overly complicated, opaque and weighed down with political and social expectations that cannot be met

100 days to Brexit, EU tells London: financiers on their own without a deal

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said a disorderly Brexit would be an "absolute catastrophe"

UK unveils post-Brexit immigration policy, brings EU, other nations at par

The immigration proposals are aimed at winning over Brexit hardliners who have resisted voting in favour of the deal that Prime Minister Theresa May has struck with EU leaders

UK to unveil post-Brexit immigration plan for skilled workers on Wednesday

UK will hold a public consultation before deciding whether potential migrants should earn over 30,000 pounds a year before they qualify to enter as highly-skilled workers

Explained: Corbyn's confusing no-confidence vote against Theresa May

Here's how to understand the latest Brexit chaos

Brexit: Some big warning signs of 2019 are lighting up for UK economy

Avoiding a chaotic no-deal Brexit could see the economy bounce back in the second half of next year with household spending and labor markets aiding a recovery

Theresa May sets mid-January date for parliamentary Brexit deal vote

Without the Parliament's backing for the current deal, there are growing fears of a so-called no-deal Brexit

When will the Brexit episode end? The truth behind PM May's delay tactics

Alternatives to May's Brexit, spanning a no-deal disorderly exit to a second referendum, are more within reach than ever before

Sovereignty has its revenge in Europe

Populism is tearing apart the traditional understanding between Brussels and European states. The European dream is facing a crisis which the present leadership is unable to tackle

More leaders look at second Brexit referendum to end gridlock on May's deal

One Cabinet minister said this week he wanted a second referendum on the table to make clear to Brexit supporters in the Conservative Party that the alternative to May's deal is no Brexit at all

Theresa May seeks EU help on Brexit, opponents back home call it 'failure'

EU leaders all ruled out new legally binding accords to amend the package, though they assured her that it should not bind Britain forever to EU rules

Impossible to prepare for hard Brexit, businesses would suffer: Branson

British PM Theresa May lobbied European leaders for help on Thursday after surviving a parliamentary mutiny that highlighted the deadlock over Brexit

EU leaders reject May's idea to help sell her Brexit deal in UK Parliament

Theresa May came to a Brussels summit a day after seeing off a challenge to her leadership by her own Conservative MPs, but still facing huge opposition to the divorce deal with the EU

Heathrow to hospitals pay to prevent workers from leaving UK after Brexit

Heathrow said on Monday it would fund applications for 1,500 workers, or 20% of the payroll