Tag: Theresa May

Thousands of mourners are continuing to join the miles-long queue to pay their respects to the Queen as she lies ...

Boris Johnson takes over from Theresa May after meeting with Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday afternoon.

Theresa May announced on Friday that she will quit as the leader of the ruling Conservative Party and Prime Minister ...

A new Brexit document prepared by the prime minister includes a provision for another referendum on whether to leave or ...

Mrs May’s Brexit deal has been rejected three times by parliament.

The four stowaways were thought to be hoping the ship would sail close to the shore so they could swim ...

EU leaders will meet on Wednesday to decide on whether to give Britain an extension and how long it could ...

In a recent poll, 90% of the British public agreed that the way Brexit negotiations were being handled was a ...

Britain would crash out of the European Union without a deal on April 12, if the bloc does not agree ...

Prime Minister Theresa May’s government plans a third vote on Friday on the deal she has agreed to leave the ...

The country will leave the EU on May 22 if PM’s deal is approved by parliament this week.

The lawmakers also voted by 334 to 85 against a second referendum on EU membership.

Parliament is to hold a debate on Brexit on February 14.

Investors and allies are trying to gauge how the Brexit crisis will ultimately end up

The parliament voted on Wednesday for an amendment asking government to set out plan B within three days.

The British parliament on Wednesday resumes debating the deal ahead of next week’s vote.

Britain is scheduled to leave EU on March 29.

The suspects are now being prosecuted for affray, the Essex Police told PREMIUM TIMES. 

As the exit plan flounders in the parliament, both sides are preparing for the worst-case situation.

Theresa May says a new vote would be a "gross betrayal" of democracy.

The PM’s Brexit deal has met stiff resistance in parliament, with a vote scheduled for this week postponed for fear ...

Theresa May won the ballot on her leadership by 200 votes to 117.

The prime minister could be toppled if a simple majority of 317 Conservative MPs (members of parliament) vote against her.

"I will contest that vote with everything that I've got."

British lawmakers will vote on Prime Minister May’s deal on the issue Tuesday.