Brexit - Latest news

The government has been warned not to ignore the millions of people who signed a petition signalling they want to cancel Brexit.more

A key figure in the Democratic Unionist party has said he would rather see a one-year delay to Brexit than support Theresa May's withdrawal deal.more

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the number of trips made to Ireland in February rose by 2.7%, despite a drop in the number of UK visitors coming here.more

The British government has rejected a petition calling for Brexit to be stopped, which gathered more than 5.8 million signatures.more

The British media today underline the unprecedented scale of the political crisis surrounding the planned departure of Britain from the EU, adding that the attempt by Members to take control of the agenda of the House of Commons may further deepen this chaos.more

Yesterday in a late night vote in the House of Commons which could have far-reaching repercussions, MPs voted 329 to 302 - a majority of 27 - for a backbench plan leading to a series of "indicative votes" on alternative Brexit paths.more

The Home Office has launched a new nationwide marketing campaign to encourage EU citizens to apply early for the EU Settlement Scheme.more

Theresa May says she does not have enough support to win a vote on her EU withdrawal deal "as things stand". She said she would continue trying to get MPs to back it before putting it to the Commons for a third time this week.more

More than 11,000 UK driving licences have been exchanged for Irish licences since the start of the year - almost double the total for last year.more

A "no-deal" Brexit is looking increasingly likely, according to the EU and the bloc has revealed its contingency plan for that scenario. But it warned the measures could only reduce disruption, not prevent it.more

London house prices fell at their fastest rate for almost a decade in January wiping more than £7,500 off the average value of a home.more

Theresa May is today facing her fractured Cabinet days after they tried to oust her in a failed coup - and is set to unveil a plan to hold so-called 'indicative votes' on Brexit to let MPs choose their favoured alternative to her own EU divorce plan.more

An agreement between Theresa May and senior Brexiteers to pass her EU deal was last night on "a knife-edge" - after it was demanded she set a date to quit.more

Prime Minister Theresa May's top ministers are moving to oust her within days, The Sunday Times reported, as her Brexit strategy lay in tatters just weeks before the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union.more

A petition to cancel Brexit by revoking Article 50 has just become the most popular online protest in history. The campaign has now soared past the 5,000,000 figure as an average of 2,000 people a minute sign.more

The Times newspaper called British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday to resign if she failed to vote on the EU exit agreement. The newspaper appealed for the appointment of a technical head of government, "who will lead the country to safer waters."more

The UK Government has proposed to EU member states that healthcare cover similar to that provided by the European Health Insurance Card should continue until the end of 2020, even if we leave the European Union with no deal - but says protections may not be in place on the day we leave.more

Hundreds of thousands of people from up and down the country have descended on London to call for a referendum on the final Brexit deal.more

I dream that Brexit will not happen - Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki will announce yesterday in Radio Wrocław. He added that the decision belongs to the British parliament and society, which in the referendum was in favor of leaving the EU.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May wrote in a letter to MEPs that in the absence of their support, she may resign from re-voting on the draft EU exit agreement, paving the way for the non-contractual departure of the Community or the long delay of Brexit.more

Hundreds of thousands of Brexit protesters are set to descend on Parliament just six days before Britain is supposed to leave the European Union.more

European Union leaders took back control of the Brexit process from British Prime Minister Theresa May, saying Friday they believe the risks were too great and that action was needed to protect the smooth running of the world's biggest trading bloc.more

Prime Minister Theresa May has accepted an offer of two options for short delays to the date of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.more

A petition calling for Theresa May to cancel Brexit by revoking Article 50 has passed 2,5 million signatures.more

Britain will have to decide if it wants to take the deal, request a longer extension, or crash out of the bloc. One option could see the UK participating in the European elections.more