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Donald Trump has expressed shock at comments Meghan Markle made about him during his 2016 Presidential campaign. The US President branded her words 'nasty' in a move that is unlikely to go down well ahead of his UK state visit next week.more

Former Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman took the charge as Finance Minister in New Delhi today. She was accompanied by Anurag Thakur, who took charge as Minister of State, Finance. Nirmala Sitharaman's move to the Finance portfolio is seen to be a huge promotion and the big surprise of the portfolio announcements.more

Tory leadership hopeful Sajid Javid has ruled out a second referendum, a general election and revoking Article 50 if he becomes the next PM. Writing in Saturday's Daily Mail, the home secretary said another vote "would be disastrous for trust in politics".more

Donald Trump has said Boris Johnson would be an "excellent" choice for the Conservative Party leadership. In an interview with the Sun ahead of his visit to the UK, Mr Trump said: "I think Boris would do a very good job."more

UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and Irish premier Leo Varadkar have held a meeting in Dublin where they shared their "serious concerns" about a no-deal Brexit scenario and its "inherent dangers".more

The former immigration minister and chief whip Mark Harper has become the 12th Conservative MP to declare his candidacy for the party's leadership.more

Mr Hammond says "national interest trumps the party interest" and vows to "act in what I believe is the best interest" of the UK.more

Boris Johnson has been ordered to appear in court over claims he lied by saying the UK gave the EU £350m a week. more

A candidate for the Tory leader and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Environment Minister Michael Gove wrote on Twitter that the United Kingdom must leave the EU before the British parliamentary elections, because Labor would otherwise win them.more

At the first plenary session after the European elections, at the beginning of July, the European Parliament will elect a new president, 14 vice-chairmen and five quaestors. The EP will then approve the composition of the European Commission, but first choose its next boss.more

British trade minister Liam Fox said on Tuesday he would be surprised if the European Union did not agree to attempts to renegotiate the country's exit deal, and that it was up to both sides to avoid a no-deal exit.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman crossed the wires in the last minutes saying that the no-deal is still the "legal default" and added that the government continues to responsibly prepare for it.more

Leadership contender says threat would force general election and destroy Tories.more

Michael Gove will pledge free British citizenship for 3 million EU nationals after Brexit if he becomes prime minister, as well as abolishing the burden of providing proof of settled status, the Guardian understands. more

Nigel Farage will lead an army of 29 new Brexit Party MEPs in Brussels after thrashing the Tories and Labour.more

Home Secretary Sajid Javid has become the latest MP to join the race for the Conservative Party leadership.more

The British media estimates on Monday that the eurovocs' result in the United Kingdom is a sign of further polarization of the public and is a warning for two major parties voted by only every fourth voter.more

Former Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Jan Vincent Rostowski did not obtain the mandate of the MEP in the European Parliament elections in Great Britain. The politician was the second on the list of the newly formed pro-European Group Change UK in London.more

Britain's newly-formed Brexit Party will comfortably beat the country's two main parties in European Parliamentary elections, exit polls and early results showed Sunday, as voters expressed their frustration over the Brexit deadlock.more

The centre-right European People's Party (EPP) has won the most seats in the European Parliament, but eurosceptic parties have made strong gains, officials have said.more

Commenting on the announcement of the resignation of the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, the German press unanimously announces her defeat. more

Polling stations in 21 EU states have opened - seven states have already voted. Once the ballots are counted, the new EU Parliament is expected to drift slightly to the right, as Bernd Riegert reports from Brussels. more

Today's editions of British newspapers thanked Prime Minister Theresa May for her public service, indicating, however, that she would be primarily remembered as the head of the government who could not implement Brexit, which was caused by her own political mistakes.more

Conservative leadership contenders have clashed over Brexit as the race to succeed Theresa May in No 10 begins. Health Secretary Matt Hancock, the fifth Tory to enter the race, said Mrs May's successor must be more "brutally honest" about the "trade-offs" required to get a deal through Parliament.more

Two-thirds of Brits support the Friday announcement of Theresa May to resign from the position of the head of the Conservative Party and the Prime Minister of Great Britain. more