Page 38 - Brexit

May's handling of Brexit is a case of bad leadership and a failure to adapt

When asked what Brexit would mean in practice for everyone, she said, simply, that 'Brexit means Brexit'; May established hard, irrational and impractical red lines

Brexit in chaos, British PM Theresa May faces no-confidence motion

British Prime Minister Theresa May vows to win a vote leadership test triggered by angry Brexit supporters in her Conservative Party.

Theresa May wins confidence vote, to see Brexit through before quitting

A majority of the Conservative Party MPs had publicly said they would be voting for the PM

Brexit: Theresa May to contest confidence vote 'with everything I've got'

If Theresa May loses, the party will have to elect a new leader who will then go on to become the next British Prime Minister

Brexit in chaos as British MPs trigger no-confidence motion against PM May

May was forced to postpone a vote on the deal on Monday when it became clear she was likely to be defeated in the House of Commons

After May asks for help, Merkel says no more Brexit negotiations

The EU is adamant that the divorce agreement won't be renegotiated

New Brexit vote to be held in UK Parliament before Jan 21: May's spokesman

The government will ensure that the matter is brought back to the Commons before 21 January, Theresa May's spokesman said

Before vote on May's deal, EU court says UK can halt Brexit unilaterally

The withdrawal agreement is expected to go before the British parliament for approval on Tuesday

Brexit redux? Lessons for the future from PM Theresa May's agreement

From Day One, Brussels rallied the 27 other EU nations, warning that any sweetheart deal to protect trade with Britain could spur copycat demands and unravel the bloc

Pound traders glued to desks as Brexit vote meets market's witching hour

A shock 320-vote majority for May could lead the pound to rally more than 6%

Brexit: Order! order! A minute-by-minute guide to UK Parliament votes

By Tuesday evening, Parliament will have been debating Theresa May's Brexit deal for five days

Could Theresa May be forced into the softest Brexit after key vote?

On Tuesday, UK parliament is slated to vote on whether May's Brexit deal should survive or die

How crucial Brexit vote on Dec 11 can plunge UK into fresh political chaos

The European Court of Justice will release judgment in a legal challenge over whether UK can unilaterally withdraw its Article 50 notification on leaving the EU

Could May be forced into the softest Brexit after key vote on Tuesday?

On Tuesday, UK Parliament is slated to vote on whether May's Brexit deal should survive or die

Brexit legal advice: UK govt faces serious constitutional questions

The advice is sure to alarm many Brexiters, who have long insisted that the UK should have a unilateral right to end the backstop

UK will struggle to achieve even modest growth without orderly Brexit: CBI

The CBI said it was assuming that Prime Minister Theresa May wins backing in parliament for her preferred plan for leaving the European Union

JP Morgan reduces Brexit chances after May's losses in Parliament

In one of the biggest shifts in perceptions since the shock 2016 vote to exit the EU, J.P. Morgan raised the probability of Britain ultimately staying in to 40 per cent from 20 per cent

Brexit: Theresa May has reaped what she sowed, may face new obstacles

But whoever has control - parliament's roundheads or May's cavaliers - they still have to deal with reality

May loses 3 key votes for Brexit, locked in power struggle with Parliament

Commons on Tuesday, highlighting the weakness of her position as she tries to ratify the deal she's struck with the European Union

British PM May suffers 3 Brexit defeats in Commons as she sells her EU deal

The Prime Minister was addressing the Commons at the start of a five-day debate on her proposed agreement on the terms of the UK's withdrawal from EU