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Prime Minister Theresa May still believes that 'no deal is better than a bad deal'

Britain 'fully prepared' for no-deal Brexit

Brexit / 05 Jun

David Davis was accompanied on the visit by Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley and UK Business Secretary Greg Clarke

Davis visits Northern Ireland over customs arrangements

Brexit / 20 May

David Davis suggested you could have physical infrastructure, but not at the border

Davis hints at infrastructure away from border

Brexit / 01 May

Trucks queue up at the port of Dover in southern England

What is the EU customs union?

Brexit / 23 Apr

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres addresses the United Nations Security Council meeting

US, France criticise Assad as strike threat looms

Hard work is far from over as Brexit deadline draws closer

Brexit: The challenges ahead

Brexit / 29 Mar

John Worboys was jailed in 2009 after being found guilty of 19 offences

UK court overturns decision to release serial rapist

Britain / 29 Mar

Leo Varadkar said Ireland had strong leverage in the negotiations

Taoiseach would welcome agreement on backstop in June

Brexit / 23 Mar

Theresa May said either the Russian state was directly responsible for the poisoning or it had allowed a nerve agent to get into hands of others

'Highly likely' Russia behind spy attack - May

Donald Tusk said the EU will aim for an ambitious free trade agreement

EU to aim for 'ambitious' trade agreement with UK

Brexit / 07 Mar

Toys R Us operates over 100 stores in the UK

Toys R Us goes into administration in the UK

Business / 28 Feb

Theresa May and Leo Varadkar discussed Brexit and the EU's draft withdrawal agreement

Varadkar, May in Brexit phonecall after Corbyn remarks

Brexit / 26 Feb

The Brexit cabinet met at Chequers

May to make key Brexit speech next Friday

Brexit / 23 Feb

Oxfam chief Mark Goldring questioned the 'intensity' of the attacks on the charity

Oxfam chief says criticism 'disproportionate'

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has previously said Britain and the EU should adopt a system of mutual recognition

Britain to push for Brexit plan favoured by London

Business / 16 Feb

Emmanuel Macron said he would get tough on police who use excessive force

Macron vows no return to Calais migrant camps

Calais / 16 Jan

The agreement paves the way for arduous trade talks, easing immediate pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May and boosting hopes of an orderly Brexit

City of London sticks to Brexit plans despite progress

Business / 08 Dec 17

Euro zone economic sentiment hits highest level in more than 17 years in November

Euro zone sentiment at highest level in over 17 years

Business / 29 Nov 17

David Davis was speaking during Brexit questions in the House of Commons

Davis to look at 'associate citizenship' after Brexit

Brexit / 02 Nov 17

Phil Hogan said Brexiteers are hooked on brinkmanship

Hogan in withering attack on British eurosceptics

Brexit / 18 Oct 17

Theresa May travelled to Brussels for talks with Jean-Claude Juncker

May, Juncker agree to 'accelerate' Brexit deal efforts

Brexit / 16 Oct 17

Leo Varadkar said that issues stalling the Brexit talks could be resolved by December

Taoiseach is 'confident' a hard Brexit will not happen

Brexit / 13 Oct 17

David Davis and Michael Barnier addressing the media after talks

Negotiators 'not yet there' in Brexit talks

News / 28 Sep 17

Britain's repeal bill explained

Brexit / 07 Sep 17

The Church of England remains the largest individual religion in Britain

More than half of Britons have no religion - survey

World / 05 Sep 17

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