China's failure to designate Masood Azhar would run counter to goal of regional stability: US China has been reluctant in declaring Azhar as an international terrorist and has blocked his listing at United Nation's Security Council's 1267 committee.

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J&K: Suspected terrorists shoot dead man who had enrolled with the army Suspected terrorists have shot dead a 25-year-old man in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama. The man was identified as Ashiq Ahmad.

British lawmakers crushingly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's deal to quit the European Union on Tuesday, thrusting Brexit into turmoil just 17 days before the planned departure date.

Britain in Brexit chaos: Parliament rejects Theresa May's European Union deal again

The pound tumbled Tuesday after the UK government's top legal advisor cast doubt on Prime Minister Theresa May's last-gasp changes to her Brexit deal hours before a vital vote that few think May can win.

Brexit tension sends pound tumbling

British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal was headed for defeat in a historic vote in parliament Tuesday, pitching Britain into the unknown just 17 days before it is scheduled to leave the European Union.

UK parliament poised to vote down Theresa May's Brexit deal

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 United Kingdom's attorney general has said the government's last-ditch legal changes to the Brexit agreement reduced but did not rule out the risk that the country could be indefinitely bound to the Irish backstop clause, jeopardizing the prime minister's ambitions to assuage rebellious party members as she puts the agreement to a parliamentary vote on Tuesday.

May's legal changes do not rule out indefinite backstop: UK Attorney General

British MPs will vote on May's deal this evening

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

The European Union's chief negotiator on Monday shut down hopes of a Brexit compromise with Brussels, saying it was up to Britain's government and parliament to find a way forward with less than three weeks to go before the scheduled departure date.

As EU chief Michel Barnier shuts down hope for compromise, Britain braces for make-or-break Brexit vote

Brexit could be reversed if lawmakers reject the government's exit deal, British foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said on Sunday after two major eurosceptic factions in parliament warned that Prime Minister Theresa May was facing a heavy defeat.

Brexit may be reversed if MPs reject deal: UK foreign minister

Whether her Brexit deal passes parliament or not this week, British Prime Minister Theresa May's days are numbered, experts have said. The Conservative leader has in the past won praise for her determination and ability to survive what has often felt like one long political crisis since the 2016 EU referendum.

UK's May staggers on amid predictions of her political demise

British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal faces a heavy defeat in parliament on Tuesday because she has so far secured no major changes from the European Union, the leaders of two major eurosceptic factions in parliament said on Sunday.

Theresa May faces heavy defeat in parliament as Brexit crisis grips Britain

It is crucial to prevent Britain from crashing out of the European Union in a disorderly way without a deal, the head of the European Parliament told a German media outlet.

European Union's Tajani says Brexit date can be delayed few weeks at most: Report

Britain cannot accept an EU proposal to break the deadlock in the Brexit talks because it would threaten the unity of the United Kingdom by treating Northern Ireland differently, the chairman of the ruling Conservative Party said.

UK will not accept Brexit deal that puts union at risk: Conservative Party chairman

WION Fineprint: Theresa May speaks ahead of next week's vote on Brexit

Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday called on the European Union for "one more push" to strike a Brexit compromise deal and told MPs that rejecting the agreement could mean Britain never leaves.

British PM calls on EU for 'one more push' on Brexit deal

British Prime Minister Theresa May put the onus on the European Union to make concessions over the thorny issue of the Irish backstop in Brexit talks, or risk Britain leaving the EU without a deal, which she said would be against EU interests.

Agree to backstop changes or risk disorderly Brexit: Theresa May warns EU

Talks between British and EU officials to break the Brexit deadlock will "almost certainly" last into the weekend, Britain's attorney general said on Thursday, ahead of a crucial parliamentary vote in London next week.

UK eyes weekend talks to break Brexit deadlock

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

Theresa May's lawyer struggles for Brexit deal

Talks between British Prime Minister Theresa May's top government lawyer and European Union negotiators to win concessions from the bloc on Brexit ended with no agreement in Brussels on Tuesday.

British PM May's top lawyer struggles for Brexit deal in Brussels

EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said Wednesday "no solution" has been found so far to break the deadlock over Brexit, a spokesman reported after the latest negotiations in Brussels.

EU says 'no solution' for now to break Brexit deadlock

Britain's economy came close to stagnating again in February as services companies, preparing for Brexit, cut staff at the fastest rate in more than seven years and consumers reined in their spending, surveys showed on Tuesday.

UK economy near standstill as Brexit approaches: Survey

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News brief: Big stories of the day

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Britain in Brexit chaos: Parliament rejects Theresa May's European Union deal again

Brexit tension sends pound tumbling

UK parliament poised to vote down Theresa May's Brexit deal

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

May's legal changes do not rule out indefinite backstop: UK Attorney General

British MPs will vote on May's deal this evening

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

As EU chief Michel Barnier shuts down hope for compromise, Britain braces for make-or-break Brexit vote

Brexit may be reversed if MPs reject deal: UK foreign minister

UK's May staggers on amid predictions of her political demise

Theresa May faces heavy defeat in parliament as Brexit crisis grips Britain

European Union's Tajani says Brexit date can be delayed few weeks at most: Report

UK will not accept Brexit deal that puts union at risk: Conservative Party chairman

WION Fineprint: Theresa May speaks ahead of next week's vote on Brexit

British PM calls on EU for 'one more push' on Brexit deal

Agree to backstop changes or risk disorderly Brexit: Theresa May warns EU

UK eyes weekend talks to break Brexit deadlock

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

Theresa May's lawyer struggles for Brexit deal

British PM May's top lawyer struggles for Brexit deal in Brussels

EU says 'no solution' for now to break Brexit deadlock

UK economy near standstill as Brexit approaches: Survey