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The British media have speculated yesterday about the delay of the planned departure of the country from the European Union due to the prolonged lack of political agreement regarding the conditions of exit from the Community and delays in the work on key acts.more

Polish restaurant on the outskirts of Wakefield city centre. He wanted to know if they sold Pączki, donuts eaten on the Polish answer to pancake day. They call it Fat Thursday (Tłusty Czwartek) and the 72-year-old was trying to order a big batch for a Rotary Club do next month.more

The White House has condemned a New York Times report that the FBI opened an inquiry into whether President Trump was secretly working for Russia.more

Thousands of people became Swedish citizens in 2018: here's a breakdown of how the number has changed in recent years and where the new Swedes come from.more

A rejection of Theresa May's deal could lead to "Brexit paralysis" and prevent the UK from leaving the EU at all, Jeremy Hunt has said.more

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has stepped up calls for a general election "at the earliest opportunity" to "break the deadlock" over Brexit.more

The Archbishop of Canterbury has said a second referendum may be necessary as he warned a no-deal Brexit would be a "political, practical and moral failure". The Most Rev Justin Welby told the Lords that if Parliament fails to back a deal with Brussels it will have shown itself to be "unfit for the job". more

Theresa May says she has a 'degree of confidence' of making enough progress by December to begin Brexit trade talks and a time-based implementation period beneficial for the UK and EU.more

Speaker John Bercow urged Scotland Yard to review its current policy after MP Anna Soubry, who faced "Nazi" chants, criticised its response.more

Twenty Conservative MPs broke ranks on Tuesday night to inflict a wounding defeat on Theresa May over her preparations for a no-deal Brexit.more

World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim has made the surprise announcement that he is stepping down after six years in the post.more

The PM has said she is trying to get further assurances from the European Union so she can win the Commons vote on her Brexit deal next week.more

Women don't need a husband to succeed in politics - it's "fire in the belly" that makes the difference, according to Fianna Fáil TD Anne Rabbitte. Her remarks come after Fine Gael minister Josepha Madigan advised aspiring female politicians to "get a good husband".more

More than 200 MPs have signed a letter to Theresa May, urging her to rule out a no-deal Brexit. more

It was supposed to be 103 billion for the fight against smog, but the European Commission has already announced: We will not finance coal furnaces, even modern ones. The "Clean Air" program will go down in smoke? - Gazeta Wyborcza writes on Monday.more

A brand-new Brexit advertising campaign has warned Brits to renew passports now. Brits looking to head abroad are being told to urgently check travel plans.The warnings come in case of a No Deal Brexit, which could spark chaos.more

The Alternative Party for Germany (AfD) is demanding a radical reform of the EU in the draft program before the elections to the European Parliament. Otherwise, Germany should leave the Community in her opinion - the daily Die Welt reported yesterday.more

In a three-way choice, only 23% of grassroot Tories say they would opt for the withdrawal deal negotiated by the PM.more

IT is "high likely" that Brexit will be delayed by around 12 months, according to a chief investment manager - but it will almost certainly end up happening eventually.more

Moscow and London have reached an agreement to return some staff to their respective embassies after they expelled dozens of diplomats early this year, the Russian embassy said on Friday.more

he UK will spend more than £100m chartering extra ferries to ease "severe congestion" at Dover, in the case of a no-deal Brexit.more

The US ambassador to Britain has cast doubts on whether a major bilateral trade deal can be reached if Parliament approves the Brexit proposal from Prime Minister Theresa May.more

President Michael D Higgins was spotted on a Ryanair flight to Gran Canaria ahead of the New Year. Witnesses said his wife Sabina had accompanied him on the budget airline on Friday. more

It is the word that has dominated parliament, politics and public life across the UK for most of the year. And Brexit also dominates the political leaders' New Year messages. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says he could do it better, Liberal Democrats leader Sir Vince Cable says he wants to vote on it again, and Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon would prefer if it did not happen more

Senior Brexiteer minister Liam Fox says there is a 50-50 chance the UK will not leave the EU on 29 March if MPs reject Theresa May's Brexit deal next month.more