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Brexit has delivered leverage over Gibraltar, and Spain won a "diplomatic victory" when Brussels ruled that it must now be called a British colony, the Spanish foreign minister has said.more

Unions have urged employers and the Scottish Government to do more for migrant workers ahead of Brexit. Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) general secretary Grahame Smith wants improvements to migrants' working lives in Scotland.more

Uncertainty in the final days before the official Brexit deadline has put a drag on consumer spending plans, with fewer people buying cars, booking holidays, and purchasing new homes.more

Jeremy Corbyn is on course to be prime minister as Conservative support plummets, according to an analysis of recent polling.more

The idea of a second Brexit referendum is very likely to be put before Britain's parliament again although the government remains opposed to any new plebiscite, the British finance minister said.more

The French media are still returning to the decision of the Wednesday EU summit to postpone Brexit until October 31. Many commentators believe that it weakens the Union and even threatens its existence.more

Eu doctors believed they were in a welcoming country. Three consultants discuss how their lives have been upended.more

he twists and turns of Brexit have been well-documented, but for now life continues as normal for local EU nationals from countries including Poland, Portugal, Romania, Greece, Latvia and Lithuania who call South Leeds home. more

Chancellor Philip Hammond has hinted Theresa May could remain in office until October - the new deadline for negotiations over Brexit to conclude. Despite dozens of the prime minister's own colleagues calling for her resignation in recent weeks, Mr Hammond said Ms May did not have "any intention" of leaving before the first stage of the Brexit process is over.more

Six-month extension presents opportunities, complications and more uncertainty, but what does a Brexit delay mean for politics, business, citizens and the EU?more

More than 400,000 European nationals have applied to secure their stay in the UK after Brexit, the Home Office has disclosed. The number of applications received by the EU settlement scheme has increased by about 200,000 since it went live at the end of last month.more

The Home Office has apologised to hundreds of EU nationals for breaching their data by accidentally sharing their email addresses.more

After the European Union agreed to delay Brexit by six months to end-October, British MPs are heading off for a more than week-long Easter break.more

Yesterday's releases of the British media strongly criticized the decision to extend the exit process from the European Union for six months.more

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Theresa May has made a statement at the press conference in the early hours of this morning, saying: 'I continue to believe we need to leave the EU, with a deal, as soon as possible'. more

European Union leaders have granted the UK a six-month extension to Brexit, after five hours of talks in Brussels.more

Brexit has contributed to a shortage of certain medicines at pharmacies in England, according to a body that represents the sector. more

The British media is currently analyzing the consequences of a possible long delay in the exit process from the EU. Some of them support this as an opportunity to find a way out of the political impasse, others consider such developments to be humiliating for London.more

People have been pictured loading their cars with cases of wine and beer in Calais as Britain looked increasingly likely to crash out of the EU without a deal.more

Belgium is to host a mini-summit of the EU members most exposed to the dangers of a no-deal Brexit on Wednesday, just ahead of a full European meeting.more

European Council President Donald Tusk is meeting leaders including British Prime Minister Theresa May ahead of an emergency summit to decide whether to grant the United Kingdom a further delay in its departure from the European Union.more

The UK is most likely to be offered a final, long-term extension through 31 December as British Prime Minister Theresa May has not convinced the remaining EU-27 that she has a solid plan for the short-term, according to reports from the German press agency DPA.more

The EU will agree to the extension of Brexit, but will demand the determination of why this consent is to be used - this is the conclusion of today's meeting of EU ministers for European affairs of the 27 Member States. It is not clear if the UK's exit would be postponed.more

The British government has confirmed that possible elections to the European Parliament, if Britain were still a member of the European Union, will take place on Thursday, May 23. However, it was underlined that the intention of the authorities is to leave the Community earlier.more