Page 44 - Brexit

Wrong Brexit deal could cost tens of thousands of car jobs: JLR chief

JLR, which is due to open a new plant in Slovakia later this year, said it was already cheaper to build abroad

No compromise in Brexit plan, says British Prime Minister Theresa May

Parliament returns from its summer break on Tuesday

Can the UK and EU cut a Brexit deal on financial services before March?

Bloc doesn't want London to be a low-regulation financial hub

Reconsidering Brexit

Leavers may have finally grasped the costs of an EU exit

Slumping pound makes everyone an unwitting currency trader as Brexit looms

The pound's weakness is also complicating life for Britons with European clients

Britain's lone walk

A clean Brexit means that the UK will have to go back to the World Trade Organization and then set up from zero

China open to free trade with UK post-Brexit, says door to US talks open

Britain has pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business as it prepares to leave the European Union next year

UK ministers fear bloody chapter in Theresa May's Brexit thriller

It's a tough ask and in private, ministers and senior officials in May's team are terrified that the negotiations will fail

Is Britain headed for no-deal Brexit? A crazy idea that just might happen

Now some EU officials are said to put the odds of a no-deal exit at 50-50

Vast majority of British people disapprove of Theresa May's Brexit plan

Only one in 10 voters would pick the government's proposed Brexit plans if there were a second referendum

With deadline lurking & Brexit talks deadlocked, UK in race against time

The UK's Parliament is paralyzed, Prime Minister Theresa May is besieged, her Conservatives are bitterly divided, and the Labour Party is hoping to exploit the chaos.

Deal or no deal? Here's how Europe is bracing for chaotic Brexit

Greece is confident that a no-deal Brexit won't happen

UK PM Theresa May faces fresh revolt over Brexit trade bill vote

May's government on Monday avoided a humiliating defeat in Parliament when it narrowly won another vote over her Brexit customs bill

Second vote is the only way to fix Brexit impasse, says Tony Blair

"I'm passionately opposed to Brexit and I still believe it can be changed," said Tony Blair

Chequered tale

UK is stuck between a soft Brexit and a hard place

Donald Trump told me to sue European Union over Brexit, says Theresa May

US president says he gave May a suggestion on how to deal with the European Union, but she probably found that 'too tough'; the suggestion was 'no negotiations' with EU, says May

Back me or risk ending up with no Brexit at all, says UK PM Theresa May

May faces tricky votes in the House of Commons this week that Euroskeptics in her Conservative Party see as a test of opposition to her Brexit policy

May didn't listen to me, new Brexit plan may kill free trade deal: Trump

I actually told Theresa May how to do it but she didn't agree, she didn't listen to me, Trump on Theresa May's Brexit plan

UK's latest Brexit strategy may hit plans for free trade pact with India

According to details of confidential joint UK-India Trade Review released to Greenpeace Unearthed', it would appear that India would be among countries unlikely to reap many post-Brexit benefit

Brexit row: Jeremy Hunt replaces Boris Johnson as UK foreign minister

Despite high profile Cabinet departures, Theresa May has stood firm in her resolve to hold on to her leadership