- NewsNick Reilly
EU citizens will have to answer three questions to remain in the UK after Brexit
EU nationals will be forced to pay £65 if they wish to stay in Britain post-Brexit.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May promises ‘smooth and orderly Brexit’ after defeating pro-EU rebellion
The bill cleared its final parliamentary hurdle after the Prime Minister avoided a backbench rebellion.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May claims Brexit victory as lead rebel Remainer backs down ahead of showdown vote
MPs are to decide on Parliament's role in Britain's exit from the European Union.
NewsEllen ManningBrexit battle continues: Government rejects Lords amendment on 'meaningful vote for MPs' (again)
The Brexit battle is set to continue after Number 10 said it will not accept the House of Lords amendment on MPs' 'meaningful vote'.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Leave voters would accept a hard Irish border if it means ditching the customs union after Brexit, says poll
The poll by Tory chairman Lord Ashcroft found voters see the border question as a "minor practical issue".
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Tory MP says Brexit rebels not trying to bring down government with EU Withdrawal Bill plan
Dominic Grieve says he is still hopeful of a "sensible compromise".
- NewsAndy Wells
Government facing rebellion as Brexit bill heads for defeat as it returns to the Lords
Peers are set to launch a fresh round of parliamentary ‘ping pong’.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May confirms taxpayers will fund 'Brexit dividend' cash boost for NHS
Theresa May's claim that a ‘Brexit dividend’ will help fund the 3.4% increase in spending was widely attacked as unrealistic.
- NewsAndy Wells
Government hints at possible import ban on ‘cruel’ Foie Gras after Brexit
Foie Gras is made from duck or goose livers after the birds are force fed before their over-sized, fatty livers are extracted.
- NewsAndy Wells
Brexit is 'putting other countries off leaving the EU’ as Europeans fear being hit in the pocket
Netherlands PM Mark Rutte claims citizens in EU countries fear being less well off if their own country opts to leave.
- NewsMatilda Long
Theresa May's Brexit truce close to collapse as Government back-pedals on promise to rebels
Theresa May’s compromise offer made yesterday to pro-EU rebels in order to avoid a humiliating defeat by MPs is already in crisis, as the Government appeared to pedal back on its promises. As the EU Withdrawal Bill returned to the Commons on Tuesday, Mrs May’s team scrambled together a last-ditch offer to win over rebels threatening to vote down the Government on the issue of giving Parliament a ‘meaningful vote’ on the final Brexit deal. The Government is understood to have agreed to consider the third part, which would allow MPs to dictate the Government’s next move if the final deal presented to them is rejected.
- NewsMatilda Long
Rebel Remain MP compares Brexit to the death penalty
The rebel Remainer MP who quit as justice minister this morning in protest against the Government has compared Brexit to the death penalty. Dr Philip Lee stood down in a dramatic exit, saying he ‘could not look his children in the eye’ if he supported Theresa May‘s Brexit position. Speaking later on in the House of Commons Dr Lee explained his decision, telling the house: ‘A Government’s first responsibility is to protect its citizens.
- NewsMatilda Long
Theresa May swerves Brexit revolt after major climbdown
MPs are voting on amendments to the Government's flagship Brexit legislation.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Boris Johnson backs plan for £15 billion Brexit bridge between Northern Ireland and Scotland
The bridge would be 14 miles long and stretch across the Irish Sea.
- NewsAndy Wells
‘It’s nonsense': Tory Brexiteer dismisses rumours Theresa May will be ousted as Prime Minister
Theresa Villiers was responding to rumours that the European Research Group planned to oust Mrs May.
- NewsMatilda Long
'For god's sake sack this man!': MPs call for Boris Johnson to lose his job after Brexit 'meltdown' speech
It comes after a tape of a candid speech in which he warned of a Brexit meltdown and called the Treasury 'the heart of Remain' was leaked.
- NewsMatilda Long
'There is method in his madness': Boris Johnson reveals admiration for Donald Trump in leaked speech
He claimed that the President would do a good job of handling the Brexit negotiations.
- NewsMatilda Long
Theresa May swerves cabinet crisis over Northern Ireland Brexit deal
Theresa May has swerved a cabinet revolt following crisis meetings with David Davis, who was this morning rumoured to be on the cusp of resignation. The Prime Minister and Brexit secretary have been at loggerheads over the Government’s latest backstop plan to avoid a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland after Brexit.
- NewsMatilda Long
Brexit showdown: Everything you need to know about the EU Withdrawal Bill vote
The EU Withdrawal Bill has returned to the House of Commons today and tomorrow for a series of knife-edge votes that will determine the future of the Brexit process. Theresa May is facing one of the biggest tests of her leadership, with Tory rebels threatening to vote against their own party to force through amendments to the bill. Rebel leader Dominic Grieve tabled a last-minute compromise amendment last night, which scaled back the demands of the House of Lords position but which would give MPs the power to block a no-deal Brexit.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Labour ‘prepared to vote against Brexit plan’ as Jeremy Corbyn aims for ’softest’ deal
The Labour Party admits it is divided over how it approaches Brexit.
- NewsMatilda Long
France blocks Britain's access to EU security system that identifies foreign criminals
The security database keeps the public safe by tracking offenders' DNA, fingerprints and vehicle information.
- NewsDavid Harding
UKIP planning big Brexit party when Britain leaves the EU and it will cost the taxpayer thousands
UKIP MEPs plan to hold a party on the day Britain leaves the European Union at taxpayers' expense
- NewsAndy Wells
Record number of Brits apply to be German before Brexit takes UK out of the EU
Brexit has apparently prompted Brits to seek passports from the EU's remaining countries.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Every UK household is £900 a year worse off because of Brexit, says Mark Carney
The governor of the Bank of England says British households are almost £1,000 worse off since the EU referendum.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Jeremy Corbyn loses the youth vote as Theresa May and the Tories fight back in opinion polls
Theresa May is beginning to take the youth vote from Jeremy Corbyn.
