Britain, EU to hold more trade talks amid waning optimism
Johnson's government an "internal market bill" on Wednesday to override the State Aid and Customs readmission agreement provisions for Northern Ireland.
Brexit: a tortuously repetitive saga
Brexit can sometimes feel like a repetitive saga but here are a few developments which have stirred growing frustration both in Britain and in Europe
Britain’s Brexit blues by numbers
British lawmakers have now spent more than 500 hours debating how to leave the EU without making much headway. What are the key numbers shaping the Brexit battle?
EU sets terms for new Brexit delay
The agreement by EU leaders to grant Britain another extension to ratify its EU exit sets several conditions, including those designed to protect the bloc from British interference.
What next for Brexit? Four main scenarios
Here are the four main scenarios facing Britain while the clock ticks down to March 29, 2019 -- the day it is scheduled to depart the European project after 46 years.
Brexit hardliners resist pleas to vote for May’s deal
Hardline Brexiteers are resisting pleas from British PM Theresa May to support her EU withdrawal deal and could try to unseat her to finally realise their vision of Brexit.
EU ministers agree terms of ‘painful’ Brexit divorce
European ministers sign off on Britain's draft divorce deal as they launch a "painful" final week of negotiations on future cross-Channel ties.
UK PM holds course against mutinous party over Brexit
Theresa May urges her increasingly mutinous party to back her Brexit strategy, insisting a deal with the EU was close even as she again rejected the bloc's proposal for the Irish border.