Brexit

	Brexit chaos deepens as Boris Johnson returns to parliament British Prime Minister Boris Johnson taunted his rivals on his return to parliament, provoking them to either bring down the government or get out of the way to allow him to deliver Brexit. published on : 26th September 2019
	Britons march in southern Spain ahead of Brexit Dozens of Britons marched through the southern Spanish city of Malaga on Sunday (September 22) to register their concerns about their uncertain status as Britain prepares to leave the European Union. published on : 23rd September 2019
	Opponents of 'no-deal' Brexit vote to defeat Johnson A cross-party alliance defeated Prime Minister Boris Johnson in parliament in a bid to prevent him taking Britain out of the EU without a divorce agreement. published on : 4th September 2019
	UK 'resolved' to leave EU by end of October: Dominic Raab During his first official visit to Washington, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said that the UK government under the leadership of its new Prime Minister Boris Johnson was 'determined' to leave the published on : 8th August 2019
	Brexiteer Boris Johnson takes the reins Brexiteer Boris Johnson has realized a long-held dream of entering Number 10 Downing Street. published on : 25th July 2019
	French President Emmanuel Macron fights lonely EU battle over Brexit French President Emmanuel Macron was throwing his weight around at the latest EU summit; fighting a largely solo battle against a longer Brexit delay. published on : 12th April 2019
	EU leaders debate how long to delay Brexit Prime Minister Theresa May insists she wants Britain to leave the European Union 'as soon as possible', as she arrives at a Brussels summit to ask fellow leaders to delay Brexit. published on : 11th April 2019
	Theresa May meets EU leaders for Brexit summit The European Union are expected to grant the British Prime Minister a second delay to Britain's exit from the bloc. published on : 11th April 2019
	Parliament sounds death knell for Brexit deal The UK parliament has defeated Theresa May's Brexit deal for the third time, throwing her future and the way forward for Brexit into the balance. published on : 30th March 2019
	UK braces for Brexit showdown -- again UK Prime Minister Theresa May has put her job on the line for her Brexit deal -- but her Northern Irish allies are still saying they'll vote 'no'. published on : 29th March 2019
	May wins Brexit reprieve, with a catch EU leaders have granted the UK a two-week Brexit reprieve. But it must now agree on Theresa May's deal or find another plan. published on : 23rd March 2019
	Theresa May asks Brussels for more time to Brexit Brussels looks likely to give Britain more time to get Brexit sorted, but there's a catch. Theresa May has to get her hated deal through parliament first. published on : 22nd March 2019
	May urges lawmakers to back Brexit deal now UK Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday she deeply regretted her decision to seek a Brexit extension from the European Union and she urged lawmakers. published on : 21st March 2019
	British food importers worry as Brexit uncertainty deepens British food importers and exporters at the IFE, the largest food and drink expo in the UK, voice concern about Brexit and say it's already affecting purchasing decisions. published on : 20th March 2019
	Britain to seek delay that could derail Brexit That doesn't mean it's all off -- Prime Minister Theresa May is still pushing her reviled deal, and will put it to a third vote in parliament. published on : 15th March 2019
	Britain votes down a "no-deal" Brexit British lawmakers have ruled out a "no-deal" Brexit, putting pressure on Theresa May to find a way out of the impasse. But it's non-binding, and anyway, the EU has the final say. published on : 14th March 2019
	UK moves closer to delaying Brexit A largely symbolic vote in Britain's parliament is further evidence that the country's departure from the European Union could be delayed by several months. published on : 28th February 2019
	Tata Motors cuts profit margin outlook over JLR's Brexit, China woes Indian automaker Tata Motors Ltd lowered its profit margin guidance for the current fiscal year after it posted its biggest quarterly loss on Thursday. published on : 8th February 2019
	UK lawmakers back May's bid to rework Brexit deal In a last-ditch attempt to renegotiate an exit treaty - that the European Union insists it will not change. published on : 30th January 2019
	Brexit bullion: Fear of no-deal triggers Irish gold rush In 2018, Irish gold broker and safe-deposit business Merrion Vaults saw a 70 per cent rise in clients from the British province of Northern Ireland. published on : 19th January 2019