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Michel Barnier has warned Theresa May that the withdrawal agreement is not open for renegotiation despite hints from the EU's most senior civil servant suggesting otherwise.more

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald has said that the unionist community needs to be a part of planning for a united Ireland.more

I hope the process will be smooth when it is my wife's turn to apply. We already have a lot to deal with at the moment, including a child with special needs and ageing parents - the uncertainty of whether she can continue to reside in her home is stress that we do not need. more

Self-harm and violence in prisons have hit a record high, according to new figures which have prompted fresh concerns about the jails crisis across England and Wales.more

German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced she would close her Facebook page Friday as she continues to plan the end of her political career. In a video posted on her page, Merkel said she no longer needs the account since she is no longer leading the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).more

The British government informed the deputies that it would probably be necessary to cancel the winter break planned in mid-February in the parliament. As it was explained, the decision is related to the ongoing stalemate around the country's exit from the European Union.more

Jeremy Corbyn says he told Theresa May "don't bring no deal back to Parliament" in their long-awaited face-to-face meeting on Brexit.more

An agreement on Brexit is the only possible agreement and the debate and voting in the House of Commons will not change this - said the EC's chief of justice Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday, refusing to renegotiate what London would like to do.more

The Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar and the head of the Irish diplomacy Simon Coveney have been critical of the British attempt to renegotiate the emergency mechanism for Northern Ireland (backstop).more

The British media cautiously adopted the result of voting in the House of Commons, stressing that it is the success of Prime Minister Theresa May, which nevertheless faces the almost impossible task of renegotiating the agreement on the exit from the European Union.more

Donald Tusk delivered an immediate blow to Theresa May this evening as he declared the Withdrawal Agreement struck last November "is not open for renegotiation". more

British nationals who have retired to EU countries including Spain and France will no longer have their healthcare covered by the NHS in the event of no Brexit deal, the government has said.more

The amendment from Conservative Sir Graham Brady, which supports the PM's deal on condition that "alternative arrangements" are found to replace the NI backstop, is carried.more

The European Union is not going to renegotiate the Brexit agreement - Reuters said an anonymous EU diplomat, when British Prime Minister Theresa May announced an attempt to resume negotiations with the EU.more

Some 69 per cent of Britons say the country has got angrier since the Brexit referendum, according to new research. The poll also found 17 per cent have fallen out with family and friends in rows over the UK's EU divorce.more

Theresa May's decision to scrap the fee for EU nationals to apply for stay in the UK after Brexit will cost up to £1.95m in refunds, the Lib Dems say. EU citizens who want to continue living in the UK after 30 June 2021 were facing a £65 fee.more

The backstop element of the Brexit plan is "not going to change", Ireland's deputy prime minister has said.more

Brexit planners are examining the possibility of martial law in Britain in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit, it has emerged.more

British voters' opinion on immigration has changed since the EU Referendum, with a growing number of people not regarding anymore immigration as a pressing problem, a study shows.more

An American historian who specializes in the history of Central and Eastern Europe, Timothy Snyder believes that Brexit will not happen. In addition, Brexit shows that the European Union is operating - said Snyder in an interview with the conservative daily Die Welt.more

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Prime Minister Theresa May have met for talks in London after clashing over a second Scottish independence vote. The Downing Street summit was part of what Mrs May called an "enhanced role" for the Scottish government in Brexit.more

Greece's parliament has voted narrowly to back a historic agreement ending a 27-year dispute over its northern neighbour's name. Parliament in Athens agreed by 153 votes to 146 to approve the name Republic of North Macedonia, despite widespread opposition from the public.more

The EU could be ready to drop some of its "red lines" from the Brexit deal it struck with the UK to "help" save it, Chancellor Philip Hammond has said. He said he did not believe the EU would scrap the backstop - the plan to keep an open border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.more

Airbus chief Tom Enders on Thursday warned the European aerospace giant could make "very harmful decisions" for Britain if it leaves the European Union without a deal, the latest multinational to issue a stark alert.more

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has unveiled a bust of Frank Foley, the British wartime diplomat who saved scores of Jewish lives - including the father-in-law of cabinet colleague James Brokenshire. more