With Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday asking MPs to give her more time for talks with Brussels to renegotiate her Brexit deal, it remains unclear how Britain will leave the European Union.

Uncertainty over Brexit deal continues as Theresa May asks MPs to give her more time

By Simon Usherwood A popular view in the UK is that the EU is implacable and immovable on the question of the Brexit backstop. But a more careful reading of statements from senior EU officials and from figures in the member states suggests that there is some room for manoeuvre – albeit within carefully prescribed limits.

Brexit: Could the EU really be convinced to budge on the backstop?

Prime Minister Theresa May will tell British lawmakers on Tuesday to hold their nerve over Brexit to force the European Union to accept changes to the divorce deal that would pave the way for an orderly exit.

'Hold your nerve on Brexit,' PM May to tell British lawmakers

Cabinet ministers now believe Theresa May is preparing to resign as British Prime Minister this summer so she can influence who succeeds her, The Sun newspaper reported.

British cabinet ministers believe PM May preparing to resign: Report

British Prime Minister Theresa May told her top team of ministers on Tuesday that parliament would not be asked to vote on a revised Brexit deal this week as she needed more time to negotiate with the European Union, her office said.

UK parliament will not vote on revised Brexit deal this week: PM May's office

Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday will plead with MPs to give her more time for talks with EU officials on her Brexit deal, telling them they must hold their nerve.

May to ask MPs for more time on Brexit talks

British Prime Minister Theresa May has rejected the idea of targeting a customs union with the European Union, pouring cold water on hopes from some that she could shift her Brexit policy to win over the opposition Labour Party.

UK PM May rejects pivot towards Brexit customs union compromise

The week that was in pictures

The British parliament is set to hold a debate on Brexit on February 14 but this is not a re-run of a vote last month on whether to approve the exit deal Prime Minister Theresa May's negotiated with the European Union.

Brexit: What will happen in the British parliament on February 14?

British Prime Minister Theresa May will pledge this week to give parliament another chance to voice their opinions on Brexit by February 27 as she tries to buy more time to negotiate a new deal with the European Union.

UK's May to promise new Brexit debate in push for more negotiating time

Irish PM Varadkar says deal 'can be done' on Brexit

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May heads back to meet EU leaders in Brussels on Thursday as she seeks a way to avoid a no deal Brexit in 50 days time. Expectations for the visit were already modest when, on Wednesday, EU kingpins Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker torched May's prospects of winning changes to the withdrawal agreement.

Government wants to urgently work with  EU: May on Brexit plan

Britain and the EU agreed Thursday to hold more talks to try to avoid a no-deal Brexit, after a "robust" meeting between Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker.

May, EU's Juncker agree to more talks to try and avoid no-deal Brexit

In hating Modi, the Opposition has begun to hate the nation: PM While addressing the Motion of Thanks speech in Parliament on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the developments done by his government during the last four years.

News brief: Big stories of the day

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May returned to Brussels on Thursday for a showdown with EU leaders as she bids to avoid a calamitous no-deal Brexit in 50 days' time.

Theresa May returns to Brussels trying desperately to avoid no-deal Brexit

Prime Minister Theresa May was in Brussels on Thursday to plead with EU leaders to change the Brexit divorce deal she negotiated last year, in order to get it through parliament, after they offered little hope they were willing to do so.

British PM May takes demand for Brexit renegotiation to Brussels

EU summit chairman Donald Tusk said he had abandoned hope that Brexit might be stopped and said on Wednesday his priority was now to avert a "fiasco" in 50 days if Britain crashes out without a deal.

European Union now sees Brexit as unstoppable, aims to avert 'fiasco'

European Council President Donald Tusk said on Wednesday he hoped British Prime Minister Theresa May would come to Brussels on Thursday with "realistic suggestions" on how to break the Brexit impasse as the EU would not re-open the Brexit deal.

Will not reopen Brexit deal, hope Theresa May has new proposals: European Union

Pakistan Supreme Court tells army to stay out of politics, media Pakistan's Supreme Court rebuked the country's powerful military and intelligence agencies Wednesday, calling for them to uphold free speech and stay out of politics in a country ruled by the generals for nearly half its existence.

British Prime Minister Theresa May tried to break the deadlock over Brexit on Wednesday by thrashing out alternative proposals for the Irish border with political parties in Northern Ireland.

British PM May seeks a border compromise in Northern Ireland

EU president Jean-Claude Juncker will meet Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday, the EU said, as Brussels and London seek ways to save the Brexit deal.

Britain's May to meet EU leaders Thursday on Brexit

Britain on Monday will seek to reassure foreign investors worried about Britain leaving the EU after Japanese automaker Nissan said it was scrapping a major planned investment less than two months before Brexit.

UK seeks to reassure foreign investors over Brexit

The pound dropped Monday following weak UK construction data and as Prime Minister Theresa May seeks to try and finally unlock the Brexit stalemate. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index, featuring large multinationals earning in dollars and euros, climbed to a two-month high above 7,000 points thanks to the weaker pound.

Pound falls as PM May plans fresh Brexit assault

British Prime Minister Theresa May said she would seek a "pragmatic solution" to a parliamentary impasse over the terms on which Britain leaves the European Union when she tries to reopen talks with Brussels.

British PM May says she will seek 'pragmatic' Brexit solution in Brussels

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Uncertainty over Brexit deal continues as Theresa May asks MPs to give her more time

Brexit: Could the EU really be convinced to budge on the backstop?

'Hold your nerve on Brexit,' PM May to tell British lawmakers

British cabinet ministers believe PM May preparing to resign: Report

UK parliament will not vote on revised Brexit deal this week: PM May's office

May to ask MPs for more time on Brexit talks

UK PM May rejects pivot towards Brexit customs union compromise

The week that was in pictures

Brexit: What will happen in the British parliament on February 14?

UK's May to promise new Brexit debate in push for more negotiating time

Irish PM Varadkar says deal 'can be done' on Brexit

Government wants to urgently work with EU: May on Brexit plan

May, EU's Juncker agree to more talks to try and avoid no-deal Brexit

News brief: Big stories of the day

Theresa May returns to Brussels trying desperately to avoid no-deal Brexit

British PM May takes demand for Brexit renegotiation to Brussels

European Union now sees Brexit as unstoppable, aims to avert 'fiasco'

Will not reopen Brexit deal, hope Theresa May has new proposals: European Union

News brief: Big stories of the day

British PM May seeks a border compromise in Northern Ireland

Britain's May to meet EU leaders Thursday on Brexit

UK seeks to reassure foreign investors over Brexit

Pound falls as PM May plans fresh Brexit assault

British PM May says she will seek 'pragmatic' Brexit solution in Brussels