British officials have revived Cold War emergency plans to relocate the royal family should there be riots in London if Britain suffers a disruptive departure from the European Union next month, two Sunday newspapers reported.

Queen Elizabeth to be evacuated in case of Brexit unrest: Report

It would be irresponsible for the European Union to refuse to reopen negotiations over Britain's exit deal, British trade minister Liam Fox said in an interview aired on Sunday.

UK trade minister says EU 'irresponsible' to refuse to reopen Brexit deal

British Prime Minister Theresa May was closer than ever Tuesday to finally reaching an elusive Brexit deal. By 317 votes to 301, MPs in the House of Commons gave their backing to May's deal which they rejected earlier this month, providing changes are made to the so-called Irish backstop border issue.

Theresa May's Brexit deal finally wins majority support in parliament

British Prime Minister Theresa May won parliament's backing on Tuesday to renegotiate her Brexit deal — a major policy reversal that sets up a new standoff with the EU after it ruled out any change.

UK MPs vote to renegotiate Brexit, EU says it's not happening

British lawmakers will vote on Tuesday on whether to try to take control of the Brexit process in a series of crunch votes that threaten to pile more pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May.

British MPs to vote today on taking control of Brexit from government

British Prime Minister Theresa May will seek to renegotiate the EU divorce deal, her spokesman said Tuesday, ahead of crunch votes in parliament that could reset the course for Brexit.

UK PM May seeks to reopen Brexit deal

The European Union has a message for British Prime Minister Theresa May as she plots a path out of the Brexit impasse: a backup plan for the Irish border can be tweaked but will have to be included in any divorce deal.

EU will not ratify Brexit withdrawal without backstop: Ireland deputy PM Coveney

Ever since the Brexit vote, Ireland has had the rest of the European Union behind it in insisting there can be no hard border with Northern Ireland when Britain leaves.

With two months to Brexit, cracks form on Irish border

British MPs could sit long hours and their February holiday may be scrapped as the government races to pass its Brexit legislation before Britain leaves the EU on March 29, Downing Street said Sunday.

UK government may scrap MPs' holiday to pass Brexit laws

By Agelos Delis, Karen Jackson and Oleksandr Shepotylo The current impasse in the British parliament has increased the probability of ending up with one of two extreme outcomes: no Brexit or no deal.

Why a no-deal Brexit would be less costly for the EU than the UK

By Kenneth Armstrong In her statement to the House of Commons, the UK prime minister has failed to offer any real clarity on where her government’s Brexit policy is heading.

There’s no Brexit Plan B – this is still Plan May

Britain's opposition Labour Party is seeking to force Prime Minister Theresa May to rule out leaving the European Union without a deal and to give parliament a vote on the options to break a deadlock over the way forward.

UK's Labour seeks to force Theresa May to rule out no-deal Brexit

These are extraordinary times in British politics. In a matter of hours, the same Conservative Party MPs and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) who had rejected British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit plan came to her rescue and saved her government from falling in a no-confidence motion brought by the Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Brexit: A messy separation

The International Monetary Fund said Monday it was "imperative" to resolve the uncertainty surrounding how Britain will leave the European Union, which it said was posing a threat to the British and global economy.

Imperative to resolve Brexit uncertainty immediately: IMF

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

Trump offers temporary protection to immigrants in return for border wall, Democrats say no US President Donald Trump on Saturday offered to temporarily shield a million immigrants from deportation if Congress authorizes funding for his Mexican border wall -- an idea Democrats rejected, making the US government shutdown likely to grind on.

News brief: Big stories of the day

Attack on UN base in Mali kills 8 peacekeepers: UN source Gunmen killed at least eight Chadian UN peacekeepers in an attack Sunday on one of their bases in northern Mali, said a source close to the MINUSMA force.

In pictures: The week that was

Britain's parliament has no right to try to "hijack the Brexit process", Trade Minister Liam Fox said on Sunday, after several lawmakers indicated they were launching attempts to take more control over the departure from the European Union.

Britain's parliament has no right to try to 'hijack the Brexit process', says British minister Liam Fox

Mark Zuckerberg-led social networking giant, Facebook, has been accused of allowing 'anti-Brexit' fake news on its platform ahead of this week's crucial vote on British Prime Minister Theresa May's deal.

Facebook accused of allowing anti-Brexit fake news on its platform

British Prime Minister Theresa May made no change to her demands in talks with European Union leaders despite her Brexit plan being defeated by British lawmakers earlier this week, the Telegraph newspaper reported on Friday.

UK PM May makes no change to demands in talks with EU leaders: Report

Theresa May is due to tell parliament on Monday how she intends to proceed on Brexit.

Former British PM John Major urges May to drop Brexit red lines

Spain said Friday it had reached a deal with Britain allowing citizens living in both countries to keep voting in local elections as the prospect of no-deal Brexit looms.

Spain, UK agree to let citizens vote in post-Brexit local elections

British Prime Minister Theresa May will miss next week's annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos to focus on Brexit negotiations, sending ministers in her place, Downing Street said on Thursday.

Britain's May to miss Davos to focus on Brexit: Downing Street

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Queen Elizabeth to be evacuated in case of Brexit unrest: Report

UK trade minister says EU 'irresponsible' to refuse to reopen Brexit deal

Theresa May's Brexit deal finally wins majority support in parliament

UK MPs vote to renegotiate Brexit, EU says it's not happening

British MPs to vote today on taking control of Brexit from government

UK PM May seeks to reopen Brexit deal

EU will not ratify Brexit withdrawal without backstop: Ireland deputy PM Coveney

With two months to Brexit, cracks form on Irish border

UK government may scrap MPs' holiday to pass Brexit laws

Why a no-deal Brexit would be less costly for the EU than the UK

There’s no Brexit Plan B – this is still Plan May

UK's Labour seeks to force Theresa May to rule out no-deal Brexit

Brexit: A messy separation

Imperative to resolve Brexit uncertainty immediately: IMF

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

News brief: Big stories of the day

News brief: Big stories of the day

In pictures: The week that was

Britain's parliament has no right to try to 'hijack the Brexit process', says British minister Liam Fox

Facebook accused of allowing anti-Brexit fake news on its platform

UK PM May makes no change to demands in talks with EU leaders: Report

Former British PM John Major urges May to drop Brexit red lines

Spain, UK agree to let citizens vote in post-Brexit local elections

Britain's May to miss Davos to focus on Brexit: Downing Street