Brexit deal reached.

British police are investigating posters that were placed in an apartment building over the weekend which warned residents that its unnamed author would not tolerate lang

On Jan. 31, the U.K. will finally be leaving the European Union. Here's how it happened, and what comes next.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson – the face of the Brexit campaign – calls it “the dawn of a new era.”

There was a large turnout at the polls with Boris Johnson, who vows to take Britain out of the EU by Jan. 31, seemingly in the lead.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised he will “get Brexit done” and take the country out of the European Union if his party wins.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson brought his four-legged friend Dilyn to cast his vote as the country headed to the polls on election day.

The U.K. is now set to leave the EU on Jan. 31, 2020.

The UK will have a general election on December 12.

The new date, Jan. 31, 2020, marks the second time the Brexit deadline has changed.

The Brexit vote was on the Withdrawal Agreement Bill and there were 329 members who voted in favor of the bill, with 299 against.

A proposed deal that could lead to the United Kingdom leaving the European Union passed in Parliament on Tuesday, but was followed by another vote that failed.

The U.K. prime minister’s plan to lead Britain out of the European Union was rejected by the speaker of the House of Commons.

The UK Parliament has voted to delay a Brexit vote.

Is a wrench being thrown in a possible deal for the Brits to pull out of the European Union?

The United Kingdom and European Union have agreed on a new Brexit deal, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Thursday morning.

The United Kingdom and European Union have agreed on a new Brexit deal, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Thursday morning.

Britain’s Supreme Court ruled the prime minister’s five-week suspension illegal.

The Supreme Court ruled newly elected Boris Johnson’s attempt to suspend Parliament for five weeks to work on Brexit unlawful.

With her calm demeanor and giant spider brooch, the president of the U.K. Supreme Court captured social media attention when she delivered a new blow to Prime Minister Boris Johnson this Tuesday.

Lady Hale, the judge who delivered a decision on Brexit that throws a wrench in Boris Johnon's plan, became an internet sensation.

The decision heaps pressure on the under fire prime minister.

The U.K. Supreme Court ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's advice to the queen requesting the suspension of Parliament in the lead-up to the Oct. 31 Brexit deadline was "unlawful."

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces backlash over Parliament suspension after members demand Johnson reverse the decision.

Scotland's highest court dealt British Prime Minister Boris Johnson a fresh blow this morning when it ruled his 5-week suspension of parliament, known as prorogation, unl

If you have been watching any of the raucous Brexit debates happening now in the UK, you might have noticed several unique personalities.

Johnson was asked by a reporter if he could promise not to delay Brexit after making a speech in front of police recruits in West Yorkshire.

Johnson's brother, Jo Johnson, resigned from Parliament on Wednesday.

Jo Johnson announced his resignation from the UK Parliament and as a minister in his brother’s cabinet, tweeting Thursday morning he's "been torn between family loyalty and the national interest."

Sikh Member of Parliament demanded an apology for”racist” comments Johnson made in a newspaper column comparing burka-wearing Muslim to letter boxes bank robbers

The U.K. prime minister has lost his ruling majority in Parliament, effectively making him a lame duck prime minister.

U.K. lawmakers voted to rule out no-deal Brexit in a critical defeat for Boris Johnson's government.

Johnson rose to power by promising the U.K. would leave the EU with or without a deal, but British lawmakers, worried about the U.K. economy, have turned against him.

Winston Churchill's grandson was expelled from the Conservative Party for voting against the government in an attempt to prevent a hard Brexit.

Lawmakers voted to take control from Johnson's government, making it possible for a no-deal Brexit to be outlawed.

Member of Parliament Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi demanded that the prime minister apologize for comments about Muslim women in a newspaper column.

U.K. lawmakers voted to take control away from Boris Johnson's government, giving themselves the power to stop a no-deal Brexit.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to the Queen on Wednesday to request an end to the current Parliament session in September.

A leaked report about Brexit warns of food supplies disruptions and civil unrest.

Boris Johnson is the current favorite.

Theresa May leaves post amid prolonged Brexit backlash.

Pressure has been growing on the embattled prime minister, Theresa May, for months over Brexit. She resigned.

May's announcement that she will resign on June 7 puts an end to months of speculation over her future because of her handling of Brexit.

Prime Minister Theresa May is under pressure to resign by her own cabinet colleagues who oppose her latest Brexit plan.

The Brexit plan includes a chance for lawmakers to vote on a second referendum.

The Brexit plan includes a chance for lawmakers to vote on a second referendum.

Farage is at least the third far-right British politician to recently be hit by a milkshake, according to The Associated Press.

Farage is at least the third far-right British politician to recently be hit by a milkshake.

'Tearful' Theresa May agrees to 'timetable for departure' as cross-party Brexit talks collapse.