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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will once again try to put to the vote in the House of Commons an agreed agreement with the European Union on the conditions of Brexit. The voting planned for Saturday did not take place because of an amendment adopted by Members.more

The European Union will delay Brexit until February if Boris Johnson is unable to get his deal past MPs this week, according "The Sunday Times".more

After difficult election campaign for the ruling Liberal Party in Canada, parliamentary elections will take place today in the country. It is not certain that any party will be able to form a government on its own.more

British lawmaker Oliver Letwin said on Sunday that he believed Prime Minister Boris Johnson could probably get his Brexit deal over the line. Letwin, who derailed Johnson's plans to pass an agreement on Saturday by putting forward an amendment which withheld approval of the deal until formal ratification legislation has passed, said he would propose no more amendments this week.more

The government says it will push ahead with efforts to pass its Brexit deal, despite a major setback to its plans. Boris Johnson had to ask the EU for an extension to the UK's 31 October exit date after MPs backed a move to delay approval of the deal on Saturday. But Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said he was confident enough MPs would back the deal next week.more

Fresh clashes between riot police and protesters have broken out in Barcelona amid anger over the jailing of Catalan separatist leaders. A general strike was announced and five huge marches, all peaceful, converged on the city centre, bringing the streets to a standstill.more

Boris Johnson has asked the EU for a three-month delay to Brexit, which would extend the Article 50 negotiating period to 31 January 2020. The request to European Council President Donald Tusk was made in an unsigned letter late on Saturday night.more

The Swiss are voting today in parliamentary elections, presented as a test of popularity for the ruling righteous populist right now, as well as pro-ecological parties that may benefit from the recent wave of demonstrations in defense of the climate.more

The Irish authorities are still convinced that Brexit's delay is better than Britain's exit from the European Union without agreement - said Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney yesterday.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Saturday that his government would submit relevant bills next week to bring Brexit on October 31. more

Brexit must be delayed after MPs voted in favour of an amendment designed to give a cast-iron guarantee against no-deal.more

Announcer of the British House of Commons John Bercow said that one of the amendments he allowed to vote at the meeting on the EU agreement on Brexit is that the vote would be postponed.more

Boris Johnson has made a last-minute plea to MPs to pass his new Brexit deal during a historic House of Commons sitting.more

Britain deports every EU citizen who, after Brexit, does not register on time in the settlement system, warned Home Office head Brandon Lewis. In an interview with a German newspaper, the minister added that "deportation will occur even if a person meets all the criteria to be able to live in the United Kingdom". more

The German press is divided in the assessment of the agreement that the EU and the United Kingdom concluded yesterday regarding the Brexit. Some newspapers believe that this is a breakthrough, others - that little has changed. However, no one disputes the fact that now everything depends on voting in the House of Commons.more

British lawmakers on Thursday approved the government's plan to hold a special sitting of parliament on Saturday to vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal. Lawmakers also approved a change to the rules of Saturday's debate which will allow multiple amendments to be put forward for a possible vote.more

We want Britain in the EU, but we have respect for the will of the British, 'said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki of Poland, who is taking part in the EU summit in Brussels. "We managed to negotiate an agreement that will be safe for both parties," he added.more

The EU 27 gave the green light for the Brexit agreement yesterday evening. The heads of state and government called on the EC, EP and Council of the EU to take the necessary steps to ensure that the agreement could enter into force on 1 November.more

The British opposition was skeptical about the conclusion of the Boris Johnson government's agreement with the European Union on the conditions of Brexit and announced that it would vote in parliament to reject this agreement.more

The Prime Minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson assures that he will conduct the agreement negotiated on Thursday on Brexit by the British parliament - said today the President of the European Council Donald Tusk.more

Spain's La Liga has asked the country's football federation (RFER) to move the upcoming "El Clasico" match from Barcelona to Madrid because of the ongoing Catalonian protests.more

The Brexit agreement, which was initially accepted by the EU and the British side, is a huge negotiation achievement - said today Polish Secretary of State for European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Konrad Szymański.more

A survey commissioned by the Shell oil corporation among German youth showed that more than half of this social group did not trust the government. more

Boris Johnson has agreed the terms of a Brexit deal with Brussels, paving the way for a historic Commons vote which could finally see the UK leave the bloc.more

Boris Johnson has suffered a blow to his proposed Brexit deal as the Democratic Unionist Party said it cannot support plans "as things stand".more