Brexit

The amended bill now demands that Britain's parliament has to approve any exit deal before it is debated by the European Parliament.

Defeat could mean the government would need British Parliament's approval for its exit deal with the European Union.

"The Empire is dead, let it go folks," one critic tweeted.

Prime minister will trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty this month to start formal EU divorce proceedings.

A UKIP spokesman put the fall down to the "leadership vacuum."

The EU commission president's report offers five options for the bloc's future direction.

The president of the European Commission has five different options for the future of the EU.

Government rebels could complicate upcoming votes on Brexit and international students.

The U.K. government wants to control immigration tightly, but history shows some of the biggest benefits of migration are unplanned.

Britain has already majorly reduced its corporate tax to boost foreign investment and jobs by making it a more desirable—i.e. cheaper—place for multinationals to set up.

Momentum toward another vote is growing while Theresa May moves ahead with Brexit plans.

Prime Minister Theresa May will be happy, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn should be less so.

The president's comments are a sharp contrast with his pro-Brexit stance.

Office for National Statistics cautions it is too early to tell what impact the Brexit referendum has had on the numbers.

David Davis said the U.K. was not about to "shut the door" and that free movement would be phased out gradually.

Britain's premier center-left party, Labour is in steep decline, hovering around 25 percent support in opinion polls. Can it claw back support in the post-Brexit world?

Despite only creating his new party last year, the former economy minister has enjoyed a meteoric rise.

Hill's comments come as the bill that will authorize Prime Minister Theresa May to trigger Brexit reaches parliament's upper chamber, the House of Lords.

The Brexit vote can teach us a whole lot about how Asian immigrants feel about being British citizens in 2017.

The former PM will say that Britain voted to leave "without knowing the true terms of Brexit."

Negotiators will have to scrutinize 20,833 EU laws and rules at a rate of 40 per day during the two year exit period.

The Foreign Office has said it will continue with plans for a Trump state visit.

The Euroskeptic political scientist has Brussels politicians worried.

"The time has come for us to stop hoping that one more wall, one more scapegoat or one more war, will bring us the peaceful world that we desire," Ephraim Mirvis writes in Newsweek.

A statement cited the Daily Mail's 'poor fact checking, sensationalism and flat-out fabrication.'

The majority of Lords were in favor of remaining in the EU before the Brexit referendum.

Plans to build more rental properties could come to nothing if housing developers can't see the benefits.

Germany, France, Ireland and the Netherlands set to be biggest winners, report says.

Young people must be passionate but should not turn to anger, says the co-founder of One Young World.

Johnson said there is "no case for relaxation."