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British MPs have voted to give themselves a bigger say in what happens if, as expected, Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal is rejected by the House of Commons next week.
The European Union has published the 585-page draft Brexit deal aimed at ensuring a smooth divorce next March and outlining a transition period for both sides to adjust to the break.
A European Union summit this week broke up with little progress towards a Brexit deal, just months before Britain is due to leave the bloc in 2019. So what happens now?
Next week's EU summit has been billed as a last chance to negotiate an orderly Brexit, but is the cliff edge really that close? When is the true deadline?
EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has said it is "realistic" to expect an agreement on a divorce deal with London within the next eight weeks, striking an optimistic note as the clock ticks down to Britain's departure from the bloc.
Higher card payment costs, border disruption and red tape -- the British government has warned about the risks of a no-deal Brexit as it outlines how it might manage the fallout.
The British government faces another nerve-rattling test this week as its flagship Brexit legislation is picked over once again by a restive parliament.
The British government will offer parliament a 'take it or leave it' vote on any final EU departure agreement, Brexit Secretary David Davis has announced.