The European Union is ready to have next round of Brexit talks, council President Charles Michel said on Friday after Johnson secured Brexit divorce from the bloc with a resounding victory in the UK general election.

EU ready for next round of Brexit talks; council President Michel says 'hope we will have loyal negotiations'

The mantra of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Conservative Party during the national election campaign was aimed at harnessing voter frustration at a parliamentary logjam over Britain’s exit from the European Union.

How Boris Johnson's election gamble paid off

United Kingdom's Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday said Britain would leave the European Union on January 31 after his sweeping election win. "We will get Brexit done on time by the 31st of January, no ifs, no buts, no maybes," Johnson told cheering supporters on Friday.

We will leave EU on January 31, no ifs, no buts, says UK Prime Minister Johnson amid resounding victory 

Corbyn quits as Labour Party Leader. To know more watch

Labour Party Faces Worst Poll Failure

How the mighty fell: Biggest upsets in the UK election

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Boris Johnson on Friday for his massive victory in the general elections in the United Kingdom. "Many congratulations to PM @BorisJohnson for his return with a thumping majority.

PM Narendra Modi congratulates Boris Johnson for win in UK election

Northern Ireland elected more Irish nationalists to Britain's parliament than pro-British unionists for the first time on Friday, after the largest nationalist party Sinn Fein narrowly won the final of the region's 18 seats.

In a first, Irish nationalists overtake unionists at UK election

Dogs stole the show at voting centres in the UK as Boris Johnson took his dog to the polling station to cast his vote in the general election. Bringing a light-heartedness to the general election, London mayor Sadiq Khan also took his dog to the polling station.

UK general election: Dogs steal the show as Johnson, London Mayor vote with their four-legged friend

In the last four years this is the third election in UK. Who will be the next Prime Minister of UK.

U.K: Three election in four years all for Brexit

On Thursday, Britons will vote for what will be the third general election in less than five years. Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson describes the polls as the most important in a generation.

As Britain heads to polls, a glance at last three elections

Polling stations have opened across the UK in the general election. Voters across the UK head to the ballot box for the third general election since 2015. Boris Johnson breaks tradition by not voting in his constituency. Earlier Johnson was photographed casting his vote at a polling station in central London rather than in his Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency.

WION Dispatch: Polling underway in UK general elections

To decide the future of Brexit, voters across the United Kingdom went to the polls on Thursday to cast their vote in the third general election in less than five-years.

UK general election 2019: Young voters throng polling booths as Brexit dominates

Polling stations have opened across England for voting in the 2019 UK General Election. About 46 million voters are eligible to elect 650 members of Parliament to the House of Commons, 533 of whom are for constituencies in England.

UK Election 2019: Polling stations open across UK

Voters go to the polls on Thursday in an election that will pave the way for Brexit under Prime Minister Boris Johnson or propel Britain towards another referendum that could ultimately reverse the decision to leave the European Union.

United Kingdom votes to decide the fate of Brexit, again

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has left no stone unturned to impress the voters to win UK elections 2019. He visited Grimsby Fish Market as part of a visit to the region as the Tories look to take the Great Grimsby seat from Labour's Melanie Onn. Apart from holding a fish Johnson also caressed a rabbit, sheared a sheep, posed with a cow and served food and sweets.

UK Elections 2019: Boris Johnson going all out to impress voters

In the UK general elections and the fight to the finish between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. The question is can Boris Johnson ride the Brexit wave back to 10 Downing street. The last round of campaigning is always the most hard and the United Kingdom is no exception. Boris Johnson was seen driving a bulldozer through a wall of foam bricks with 'Get Brexit Done' written on it. Watch video to know more.

UK Election 2019: Can 'bulldozing Boris' get Brexit done?

The British pound bounced back Wednesday ahead of a UK general election, even as a fresh poll predicted Prime Minister Boris Johnson's ruling Conservatives would win a much smaller majority than previously forecast.

Sterling rebounds on eve of UK election

Boris Johnson & Jeremy Corbyn Are Going The Extra Mile To Win U.K. Elections.

Gravitas: How far can U.K.'s politicians go to win votes

Turkey said on Wednesday it would retaliate against any US sanctions over its purchase of Russian defence systems, adding that with Britain it had agreed to speed up a joint fighter jet programme to meet Turkish defence needs.

Turkey says will retaliate against any sanctions ahead of US vote

Britain is set to go back to the ballot boxes in three days, to pick its Prime Minister for the third time since 2015. It's predicted to be one of the most volatile general elections in decades.

With Brexit and economy at stake, Britain braces for third election in four years

Is Boris Johnson the right choice for the U.K.?

Gravitas: Boris Johnson: A Genius or A Joker?

English as a language has been part of many debates in the post-colonial era. Even though English is often derided as a colonial legacy, it continues to be the language of choice for many Indians.

Boris Johnson visits Hindu temple in bid to pander to British-Indian community

WION Correspondent, Olly Barratt speaks on UK Elections 2019.

UK Elections 2019: Olly Barratt assessment on major issues for UK Elections

The UK election comes against the background of one of the worst periods in Russian-British relations since the end of the Cold War. Badly shaken by the 2006 poisoning of the former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in London, relations spiralled further down in the aftermath of Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014.

What would Russia prefer to happen in the UK election?

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