There is no evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 Brexit referendum and Britain's spies did not take their eyes off the ball on Russia, British Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said on Wednesday.

UK says there is no evidence of Russian meddling in Brexit vote

The British pound fell Tuesday awaiting key Brexit votes on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's withdrawal agreement bill. Europe and Asian stock markets rose on growing expectations that China and the United States will sign a partial trade deal next month, dealers said.

British pound falls ahead of Brexit vote

A defiant Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would not negotiate a further delay to Britain's departure from the European Union after losing a vote in parliament on Saturday (October 19) that means he is obliged to request a postponement.

UK PM writes half-hearted letter to EU

Brexit Vote setback for Boris Johnson

Brexit Super Saturday: Brexit vote on Boris Johnson's deal in Parliament. Watch video to know more.

Brexit Super Saturday: Brexit vote on Boris Johnson's deal in Parliament

The British government on Thursday postponed a crucial Brexit vote scheduled for the first week of June, following an outcry from hardline Brexiteers over concessions made by Prime Minister Theresa May.

British government postpones Brexit vote: Official

Prime Minister Theresa May admitted Monday she had still not secured the votes needed to get her Brexit deal through parliament, raising again the prospect that Britain could crash out of the European Union in two weeks' time.

Parliament support 'not sufficient' for third Brexit vote: Theresa May

The pound retreated Thursday awaiting yet another Brexit vote, after the UK currency struck multi-month highs versus the dollar and euro thanks to British MPs ruling out a no-deal departure from the European Union.

Pound drops after Brexit-fuelled highs

14 JeM terrorists killed since Pulwama attack, including two key conspirators: Army In a joint briefing by Jammu and Kashmir Police and the army in Srinagar on Monday, top officials told media that the security forces had "eliminated" another JeM commander, a key conspirator in the Pulwama terror attack, in the Tral encounter earlier in the day.

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Britain would scrap 80-90 per cent of tariffs on imported goods if it leaves the European Union without a deal but would keep them for sensitive sectors such as cars and some agricultural products, broadcaster Sky News reported on Tuesday.

UK would scrap 80-90%  of tariffs after no-deal Brexit: Report

There are 46 days to go until the United Kingdom is set to exit the European Union and the secretary of state for international trade has on Monday signed the country's first bilateral trade deal for a post-Brexit commercial relationship.

UK secures first trade deal 963 days after Brexit vote with Switzerland

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday that "we still have time to negotiate" after the British Parliament comprehensively rejected the Brexit deal Prime Minister Theresa May had reached with the European Union.

'Still time to negotiate,' Germany's Merkel says after UK PM May loses Brexit vote

Gravitas: House of Commons set to vote for Theresa May's Brexit deal today

Watch: WION Gravitas, 14th January, 2019

Gravitas: Final countdown to Brexit vote begins

British Prime Minister Theresa May might again push back a final vote in parliament on her Brexit deal, less than three months before the country is due to leave the European Union, a newspaper reported.

UK's May could seek more time before final Brexit vote: Report

Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday will warn MPs against supporting a second referendum, saying it would do "irreparable damage" to British politics. "Let us not break faith with the British people by trying to stage another referendum," she is expected to tell parliament, according to extracts from her speech released by Downing Street.

UK PM May to warn against 'damage' of second Brexit vote

What happens to the Brexit process now Prime Minister Theresa May has defeated Wednesday's challenge to her leadership? Her victory means she will continue to helm Britain's exit from the European Union next March, and she will likely continue to press the bloc for concessions to sell her under fire withdrawal deal back home.

What next for Brexit as Theresa May wins leadership battle?

From the shock Brexit vote to Wednesday's unsuccessful challenge against British Prime Minister Theresa May, here are the milestones on Britain's rocky road out of the European Union.

Brexit in dates: From Leave shock to no-confidence vote

By seeing off a revolt by her own MPs, British Prime Minister Theresa May has once again proved her ability to survive a political crisis - but in the process acknowledged her time in office is limited.

UK's Theresa May survives, weakened and with an exit date

The British prime minister said on Wednesday that she would fight a motion of no confidence lodged by a right-wing faction of her own Conservative Party and warned that a change in leadership now would only serve to delay the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union.

UK PM May says will fight no-confidence motion, her ouster will delay Brexit

In 2016, Britons voted 52 to 48 percent in favour of ending its membership of the EU

Brexit vote may be reversed, says British campaigner Nigel Farage

It is possible that public opinion will change if the economic situation in the wake of the Brexit vote worsens, Oettinger told Bild

Britain may not exit European Union: Germany's EU Commissioner

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UK says there is no evidence of Russian meddling in Brexit vote

British pound falls ahead of Brexit vote

UK PM writes half-hearted letter to EU

UK PM writes half-hearted letter to EU

Brexit Vote setback for Boris Johnson

Brexit Super Saturday: Brexit vote on Boris Johnson's deal in Parliament

British government postpones Brexit vote: Official

Parliament support 'not sufficient' for third Brexit vote: Theresa May

Pound drops after Brexit-fuelled highs

News brief: Big stories of the day

UK would scrap 80-90% of tariffs after no-deal Brexit: Report

UK secures first trade deal 963 days after Brexit vote with Switzerland

'Still time to negotiate,' Germany's Merkel says after UK PM May loses Brexit vote

Gravitas: House of Commons set to vote for Theresa May's Brexit deal today

Watch: WION Gravitas, 14th January, 2019

Gravitas: Final countdown to Brexit vote begins

UK's May could seek more time before final Brexit vote: Report

UK PM May to warn against 'damage' of second Brexit vote

What next for Brexit as Theresa May wins leadership battle?

Brexit in dates: From Leave shock to no-confidence vote

UK's Theresa May survives, weakened and with an exit date

UK PM May says will fight no-confidence motion, her ouster will delay Brexit

Brexit vote may be reversed, says British campaigner Nigel Farage

Britain may not exit European Union: Germany's EU Commissioner