 | Ukraine: In response to British sanctions, Russia bars entry to Boris Johnson, top UK politiciansThe ministry’s statement cited “unprecedented hostile actions of the British government, expressed, in particular, in the imposition of sanctions against top officials” in Russia. |
 | Risk of no-deal Brexit 'uncomfortably high': Bank of England Governor Mark CarneyMark Carney, who is due to step down next year after Britain leaves the European Union as scheduled in March, said no-deal was "a relatively unlikely possibility but it is a possibility". |
 | BREXIT: UK Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt warns of danger of 'messy divorce' with EUSpeaking to reporters after meeting his Austrian counterpart Karin Kneissl, Hunt said: "At the moment we are heading for no deal by accident". |
 | British PM Theresa May wins key Brexit vote despite ongoing rebellionGovernment whips overcame the rebellion by a dozen Tory lawmakers -- reportedly issuing last-ditch threats it would prompt a no-confidence vote in the prime minister -- by just seven votes. |
 | Former British PM Tony Blair calls Brexit a mess, asks for second voteAfter two years of wrangling with her Conservative party, May finally presented her plan this month for economic ties with the EU after Brexit, sparking outrage among hardliners in the party. |
 | Theresa May pitches for a post-Brexit trade deal with Donald TrumpWith several MPs turning face after the controversial Brexit White Paper within her own Conservative party, PM May sought to win over President Trump after Britain exits from the European Union. |
 | Brexit plan 'may kill' US trade deal: Donald TrumpTrump said, May's plan would "probably kill the deal" as it would mean the US "would be dealing with the European Union" instead of the UK. |
 | Donald Trump questions Theresa May's Brexit plan on eve of visitUS President Donald Trump today said he was not sure that Britons had voted for the Brexit plan presented by Prime Minister Theresa May, which has triggered a British cabinet rebellion. |
 | Theresa May promises orderly Brexit amid more resignations, confidence vote callsEven after receiving a number of resignations, the British Prime Minister promise an orderly departure from the European Union (EU). |
 | New UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt promises to be 'four square' behind embattled PM Theresa MayMay was forced to carry out a reshuffle of her top team after Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Brexit Secretary David Davis both quit over differences with her over Brexit. |
 | British PM Theresa May seeks unity amid resignation of foreign secretary and Brexit ministerForeign Secretary Boris Johnson and Brexit minister David Davis resigned within hours of each other, denouncing a plan that the cabinet had only agreed on Friday. |
 | After quitting from UK foreign secretary post, Boris Johnson says Brexit 'dream is dying'In a two-page letter to Prime Minister Theresa May, the leading Brexit supporter said that while he initially accepted the government's proposal, it now 'sticks in the throat'. |
| British PM Theresa May under pressure as Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson also resigns after Brexit minister David DavisMay quickly announced a replacement for Davis, with Dominic Raab taking charge of day to day negotiations as the new Brexit minister. |
 | British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson resigns to add to pressure on PM Theresa May over BrexitBritish foreign minister Boris Johnson resigned just days after Prime Minister Theresa May secured a hard-won agreement from senior ministers on an EU exit strategy. |
 | Sajid Javid named Britain's new interior minister: Downing StreetPrime Minister Theresa May's Downing Street office announced the appointment in a statement. Javid was previously Britain's communities minister. |
 | British PM Theresa May faces reshuffle after top minister quitsInterior minister Amber resigned as home secretary in a blow to the government as it faces outrage over wrongful moves to deport elderly, legal but undocumented immigrants from the Caribbean. |
 | Blow for PM Theresa May as MPs back Britain staying in EU customs unionBritish Prime Minister Theresa May suffered her biggest Brexit blow so far when MPs on Thursday backed a call in the House of Commons for Britain to stay in a European customs union. |
 | PM Narendra Modi in London: Reception far subdued from first visit in 2015After meeting with British PM Theresa May, and some other events, Modi answered questions in a televised event held in the hallowed premises of Westminster. |
 | PM Narendra Modi, Theresa May discuss Vijay Mallya's extraditionNarendra Modi and British counterpart Theresa May's talks on economic offenders, the case of absconding liquor baron Vijay Mallya was also discussed, according to sources. |
| Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets British PM Theresa May for bilateral talks on immigration, counter-terrorismA memorandum of understanding on the return of illegal immigrants, which had expired in 2014, will be officially renewed to take into account biometric and other developments in the field. |
