Page 42 - Brexit

Brexit deal may influence health, cause 5,600 deaths a year in UK

Fruit and vegetable consumption could be reduced by up to one portion each per person per week under a hard Brexit, and by half a portion each under a soft Brexit

No-deal Brexit could lead to travel chaos, nightmare at airports: IATA

On Brexit, IATA said that airlines were "completely in the dark" as to how to plan for what sort of flying rights, safety framework and border management would exist

Willing to increase trade with United Kingdom after Brexit: Indian envoy

Britain is set to formally leave the EU on March 29 next year after a 2016 referendum in favour of Brexit

5 months to go before Brexit, but UK's exports already down 13%: Study

No tariffs or trade barriers have been placed between the UK and EU yet

Biz will suffer, criminals could benefit from 'No deal' Brexit: UK watchdog

With just five months to go to Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to reach a deal with Brussels and both sides have stepped up preparations for the possibility there will not be one

British politicians condemn 'vitriolic' Brexit attacks on PM Theresa May

Many MPs expressed their anger over the very personal nature of the abuse by Brexiteers unhappy with the ongoing negotiations with the EU within her own Conservative Party

Bullish City of London stays confident 'the City will win' as Brexit nears

Countless cranes document the booming activity, overlooking the main roads and narrow alleys

British PM Theresa May pleads for support, says Brexit deal is almost done

London and Brussels say the main obstacle to an amicable divorce is finding a way to avoid customs posts and other barriers on the border between the UK's Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland

With cross-border lending expected to slide, Banks worried about Brexit

Given the lack of progress toward an agreement that would maintain access to the European market, it wouldn't be surprising if bankers' actions started matching their words

Majority of UK firms to implement Brexit safety plans by Christmas: Report

The Confederation of British Industry said these plans could include cutting jobs, adjusting supply chains outside the UK, stockpiling goods and relocating production and services overseas

UK firms near point of no return for Brexit contingency plans, CBI warns

A further 24 per cent said they would do so by December, while 19 per cent said they had already begun to implement contingency plans

ECB's silence hard to sustain as Brexit standoff stokes risk to economy

The main growth risks it specifically cited in September were rising protectionism, emerging market vulnerabilities, and financial market volatility

Severe but plausible: Carney lauds Brexit stress tests for central banks

Stress tests conducted by the central bank show Britain's financial system would still have more than adequate capital to maintain lending in the face of multiple headwinds, said Carney

UK's transition out of EU can be extended for a month to ease deadlock: May

Theresa May had urged her 27 European counterparts to give ground and end the current Brexit deadlock

British PM says Brexit deal is achievable if both sides work 'intensively'

Now is the time to make it happen, Theresa May said

Brexit talks at impasse over how to avoid a policed border with Ireland

Pound falls, even as France sees hope for a deal within weeks

Still a chance to achieve good and sustainable Brexit deal: Angela Merkel

There's a possibility that Britain will leave the EU without a deal

Ahead of crucial week, UK calls Brexit deal vital for European security

The statement comes ahead of a week in which British Prime Minister Theresa May will be taking her proposal for a Brexit deal to an EU summit in Brussels

UK, EU mull stretching 21-month transition to clear last Brexit deal hurdle

As the U.K. and EU get closer to a deal, a public announcement on the outcome of the negotiations could be made Monday, says an EU official

As withdrawal deal looms over UK, diplomats expect Brexit summit to crash

Britain and the EU seem closer than ever to a deal, but Salzburg showed the mood music can quickly change