Prime Minister Theresa May warned MPs that Britain may end up not leaving the European Union if they vote against the deal she has agreed with Brussels later on Tuesday.

British PM May warns MPs 'Brexit could be lost' if they vote down deal

The future of Britain's exit from the European Union hung in the balance on Tuesday as lawmakers prepared to vote on a divorce deal after Prime Minister Theresa May won last-minute assurances from the European Union.

UK parliament to vote tonight on Prime Minister May's tweaked Brexit deal

British Prime Minister Theresa May's Downing Street office said Sunday that reported plots about parliament seizing control from the government over Brexit were "extremely concerning".

Reports of parliament seizing control from govt over Brexit 'extremely concerning': UK PM's office

British MPs on Wednesday begin five days of debate ahead of a historic delayed vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, a day after giving her a stinging blow aimed at preventing the country from crashing out of the EU with no agreement.

British MPs begin 5 days of debate before vote on Brexit deal

Disruptions in Parliament have unfortunately prevented several members from being able to participate in debates on historic legislation like the triple talaq bill, said PM

Modi in Rajya Sabha laments disruptions, says prevented MPs from debating issues

MPs from Telegu Desam Party and YSR Congress protested in the Lok Sabha earlier this month demanding special status for Andhra Pradesh

Ready to sacrifice anything for justice to Telugus: Chandrababu Naidu

The Maldivian Supreme Court acquitted former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed, former Maldivian Vice President Ahmed Adeeb and ordered the reinstatement of the 12 other parliamentary members

Maldives crisis: Military continues to manhandle MPs

Congress said the law should be for everyone and legislators alone should not be singled out

Special courts for MPs, MLAs: Opposition objects, says Centre can misuse

The court added that the courts will be set up by the state governments in consultation with high courts

SC to Centre: Ensure courts deciding cases against MPs, MLAs start functioning from March 1

The ban would be the latest development in tit-for-tat fallout from Washington's forced registration of RT as a 'foreign agent' in the US

Russian MPs to vote on banning US media from parliament on December 6

The apex court had said earlier that inadequate infrastructure in the courts was resulting in pendency

Constitute special courts to finish pending cases against MPs, MLAs: Supreme Court to government

Supreme Court has issued notices to Centre and the poll panel on a plea seeking scrapping pension and other benefits to MPs.

SC notice to Centre, poll panel over pension to ex-MPs

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