With Britain set to leave the bloc at the end of March, European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker is demanding ‘substantial progress’ this week
In the face of Brexit uncertainty, Royal Bank of Scotland lending was becoming more cautious
Mixing jokes with biting one-liners that stopped short of attacking Theresa May herself, Boris Johnson called her strategy ‘dangerous and unstable’
Britain’s main opposition Labour Party is bracing for a tumultuous debate on the toxic issue of Brexit at its annual conference
After pitching her Brexit plan to the other EU leaders, British PM Theresa May will leave them to discuss their next steps without her on Thursday
The main sticking point in Brexit negotiations is the future of the Irish border once Britain leaves the EU
May’s sea of troubles swelled after the EU’s Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier strongly opposed her blueprint
‘In its hour of need, Britain is now turning to its former colonies for help’
China is currently Nigeria’s biggest trading partner with Abuja importing some $7-billion in goods from Beijing
May is facing pressure at home from so-called Remainers sceptical of her ability to forge trade deals once Britain severs ties with Brussels
Document details contingency planning if Britain leaves the European Union in March with no transition deal
London and Brussels are yet to reach a deal on the terms of Britain’s exit from the bloc, due to take place in March next year
The group’s stance is in line with the rise of global populism, which is rooted in falsehood
A fall out between Arron Banks and his former business partner has led to a Hawks investigation
The other ‘Banksy’ financed a right-wing UK political party and is included in an investigation by the Hawks
British Prime Minister Theresa May drew fire from all sides on Monday over her Brexit strategy
In a policy paper, the government will outline proposals for a free trade area and a "common rule book" with the EU
A week ago Britain had strict red lines on Brexit, and pro-EU lawmakers were "traitors"
British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative opponents could trigger a confidence vote against her if at least 48 MPs support it
Senior Tory dubbed the flamboyant face of Brexit becomes third minister to walk out over Theresa May’s ‘soft’ Brexit plan
All eyes are on whether there will now be further resignations by Brexit hardliners that could threaten May’s leadership
With a shortage of seasonal labourers, a trend exacerbated by Brexit, there are growing fears many may be left to rot on their stems
The bill transfers decades of European law onto British statute books, and also enshrines Brexit day in British law as March 29 2019
Since the referendum, according to official data, economic growth has slowed to a snail’s pace
The Amsterdam appeals court agreed with the lower court that the position of Britons living in the EU after Brexit was a matter of EU law
After a brief distraction in Belfast and dodging British bureaucracy, it’s great to be back
Tendayi Achiume plans to study rampant structuralised racism amongst police forces towards minority groups and people of African descent
‘South Africa seems to be experiencing a similar upsurge, except that the white right-wing never actually went away’
In 2017 the social network had 2 billion members, by its own count. Facebook’s relationship with news content is an important part of this ubiquity.
Given the White House’s well chronicled and sometimes almost comical dysfunction, one wonders how this presidential vessel is still afloat
A return to elitism will not enable the development of a viable society or secure a democratic future
Public opinion shows signs of weariness, with many denouncing the continued stalemate and calling for decisions in key areas like health and education