Brexit

Far-right political leader says Brexit will 'set in course all the dominos of Europe.'

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The City's banks realized before the public that Britain was heading for a hard Brexit—and they will be looking to recoup their losses.

The fashion industry thrives on partnerships between creatives across Europe, says André Howard Gayle.

'It was the people who make the decision. So it is not for parliament to reverse that,' the Brexit secretary said.

The foreign secretary said the U.K. will continue its "joyous exploration of other European culture."

London's future as Europe's financial center is one of the biggest issues in Brexit talks because it is Britain's largest export sector and biggest source of corporate tax revenue.

May warned that a deal that sought to punish Britain for leaving would "be an act of calamitous self-harm" for the EU.

The British PM's ambitious aim for a unique customs agreement will be difficult to win from the EU.

May said single market membership would in effect mean "not leaving the EU."

May has come under fire from investors, businesses and lawmakers for revealing little about the future relationship she will seek when she begins formal divorce talks by the end of March.

The character was never meant to become a serious political commentator—but it happened anyway.

The president-elect focused on European allies in a round of interviews.

No word on whether the prime minister will reveal the government's stance on key issues, such as immigration limits and single-market access.

A legislative committee says Theresa May's government must reveal its broad aims to allow parliamentary review.

The Japanese carmaker's first European tests are due to begin next month.

May's success in the polls comes despite confusion over her planned approach to Brexit negotiations.

It risks undermining his position with the people who elected him as leader.

Joseph Muscat said the U.K. should be punished for leaving.

Forty-six percent agreed that greater control over immigration was more important.

British prime minister vows to offer more detail in coming weeks on her government's plans to trigger Article 50 and leave the EU.

Andrew Cook, chairman of engineering firm William Cook, would 'find it impossible' to fund the Conservatives if it backs pulling Britain out of the European market.

We know there's a lot we don't know, but we don't know how much it matters.

The ex-UKIP leader has positioned himself as a commentator on the populist trends sweeping global politics.

The selection of Barrow, a 30 year veteran diplomat, could disappoint some Brexit campaigners who would like to see a known eurosceptic in the post.

Maltese PM Muscat spoke to reporters on the sidelines of a diplomatic conference in Slovenia.

Rogers says negotiating experience is in "short supply" amid "ill-founded arguments and muddled thinking."

Analysts warned the move could have a serious impact on Britain's relationship with the rest of Europe.

George Cottrell was arrested in July when he and Farage were in the U.S. for the Republican National Convention.

The far-right People's Party in Slovakia wants a referendum on the country's membership of the EU and NATO.