Page 9 - Brexit Deal

Brexit-supporting lawmakers outline demands for revised treaty

Britain, due to exit the bloc on March 29, is attempting to amend the deal to provide assurances that the backstop would not be indefinite

As no-deal Brexit looms, here's the likely impact on key industries

Companies are taking it seriously, stockpiling food, drugs and manufacturing parts. Governments are also kicking into action, but what they can -- or want -- to do is limited

Distrust of international organisations, may be behind Brexit: Study

Another indicator was age, with older respondents also more likely to have a negative attitude towards the concept of supranationalism

No deal Brexit has entered the emergency zone, says business lobby CBI

'We really are in the emergency zone of Brexit now,' CBI director said

British and US Banks at loggerheads over ties with EU ahead of Brexit

While US banks want Britain to maintain the closest possible ties with the EU after Brexit, UK banks and insurers are anxious they don't become beholden to new laws made by Brussels

ECB bank watchdog may soon not have second-in-command before Brexit

Lautenschlaeger will end term as planned in February

Theresa May to renegotiate Brexit divorce deal: What's happens next?

The meeting is not expected to result in a breakthrough

No-deal Brexit to take a toll on Ford as it faces a bill of up to $1 bn

The impact of Brexit on Ford, based on internal calculations, would be in the range of $500 million to $1 billion depending on a variety of factors

British PM Theresa May says will return to EU to discuss Irish backstop

May promised a more consultative strategy on Brexit that would include parliament but also business leaders and civil society but her statement essentially offered no solutions

Parliament has no right to hijack Brexit, says Trade Minister Liam Fox

Britain's main opposition Labour Party is pressing for a new election and for May to rule out the possibility of a no-deal Brexit

UK's rupture with EU proves another moral failure of British ruling class

With Brexit, the chumocrats who drew borders from India to Ireland are getting a taste of their own medicine

Should the UK remain a member of the EU?

If a majority had backed remain, the UK would have continued as an EU member state

Another referendum, now

The world economy cannot afford this Brexit shambles

We'll leave European Union on March 29, says Theresa May over Brexit plan

Euro hits seven-week low against the pound; EU countries ready to make concession on Irish border

Brexit deal: Theresa May wins confidence vote by a marginal majority

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn argued that May's 'zombie' administration had lost the right to govern during a six hour debate on his motion

May's drubbing and Brexit's fate

It is Britain's worst political mess. Theresa May is an embarrassment; Jeremy Corbyn is self-serving; over a third of the Tory MPs want to shaft their PM

May's govt braces for no-trust vote after PM's Brexit rejection at Commons

The Prime Minister told MPs she would return to the Commons with an alternative plan next week, provided she survives the confidence vote

Will back May on Brexit if deal keeps UK in EU customs union: Labour Party

The Labour Party's finance policy chief, John McDonnell, said Labour would support May if she agreed to stay in a permanent customs union with the EU

British banks survive PM's Brexit vote defeat despite share price losses

British banks soldier on through enduring Brexit impasse

Brexit deal: From leave shock to parliament's historic vote of rejection

Here are the milestones on Britain's rocky road out of the bloc after 46 years