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- Oct 21, 9:00 PM ET
What next after Boris Johnson denied vote on Brexit deal?
A look at what might happen now, with the U.K. due to leave the EU in 10 days, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson stymied in his attempt to get Parliament to approve his divorce deal.
Oct 21, 9:00 PM ET
- Oct 21, 7:38 PM ET
New blow to Johnson's Brexit plan after vote on deal blocked
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plan to lead Britain out of the European Union at the end of this month hit another roadblock when the speaker of the House of Commons rejected his attempt to hold a new vote of lawmakers on his Brexit divorce deal
Oct 21, 7:38 PM ET
- Oct 21, 5:34 PM ET
Boris Johnson’s Brexit vote blocked by Speaker
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.
Oct 21, 5:34 PM ET
- Oct 21, 4:44 PM ET
UK Parliament votes to force Brexit delay in setback for Boris Johnson
The UK Parliament has voted to delay a Brexit vote.
Oct 21, 4:44 PM ET
- Oct 20, 4:57 PM ET
Fractious Brexit saga to continue in Parliament, courts
Johnson is still at odds with Parliament over how to break the Brexit impasse.
Oct 20, 4:57 PM ET
- Oct 20, 9:00 AM ET
UK's Johnson asks for a Brexit delay that he doesn't want
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is pressing ahead with plans to try to win parliamentary backing for his new Brexit deal as the European Union considers his grudging request for an extension to the looming Oct. 31 Brexit deadline
Oct 20, 9:00 AM ET
- Oct 20, 1:35 AM ET
UK's Johnson asks for Brexit delay, but argues against it
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has grudgingly asked the European Union to delay Brexit
Oct 20, 1:35 AM ET
- Oct 19, 3:32 PM ET
Lawmakers prepare to vote on Brexit
Is a wrench being thrown in a possible deal for the Brits to pull out of the European Union?
Oct 19, 3:32 PM ET
- Oct 18, 6:31 PM ET
Johnson urges support for Brexit deal before knife-edge vote
Boris Johnson is working behind the scenes to win enough support to push his new Brexit deal with the European Union through the fractious British Parliament and pave the way for Britain _ finally _ to leave the bloc in two weeks' time
Oct 18, 6:31 PM ET
- Oct 18, 12:47 AM ET
Boris Johnson gets EU Brexit deal; next hurdle is Parliament
Britain's prime minister and European Union leaders have reached a long-sought Brexit deal
Oct 18, 12:47 AM ET
- Oct 17, 6:07 PM ET
UK and EU agree to Brexit deal, PM says
The United Kingdom and European Union have agreed on a new Brexit deal, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Thursday morning.
Oct 17, 6:07 PM ET - Oct 17, 5:55 PM ET
UK and EU agree to 'great' Brexit deal, Prime Minister Johnson says
The United Kingdom and European Union have agreed on a new Brexit deal, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Thursday morning.
Oct 17, 5:55 PM ET - Oct 17, 5:05 PM ET
Saturday drama: Brexit battle to be decided in UK Parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has lost every important vote in Parliament, and he faces a titanic struggle when he puts his new Brexit proposal before suspicious legislators Saturday
Oct 17, 5:05 PM ET - Oct 17, 2:37 PM ET
Northern Ireland border communities anxious amid Brexit deal
On the Northern Ireland border, people have gathered at crossing points, huddling together against the cold to demand that politicians protect a peace that suddenly seems in jeopardy
Oct 17, 2:37 PM ET - Oct 16, 10:41 PM ET
Brexit ignites fears of renewed violence in Northern Ireland
The peace process ushered in by the Good Friday accord is jeopardy, under pressure as never before as negotiators try to sort out the impasse over Brexit
Oct 16, 10:41 PM ET - Oct 14, 10:03 PM ET
3 EU nations say Brexit talks likely to go beyond summit
Brexit divorce talks in Brussels are making such slow progress that three European Union nations predict the negotiations could spill beyond this week's crucial Brexit summit
Oct 14, 10:03 PM ET - Oct 14, 10:02 PM ET
3 EU nations say Brexit talks likely to go beyond summit
Brexit divorce talks in Brussels are making such slow progress that three European Union nations predict the negotiations could spill beyond this week's crucial Brexit summit
Oct 14, 10:02 PM ET - Oct 14, 7:26 AM ET
A crunch Brexit week looms with drama in London and Brussels
The next seven days look set to be one of the most tumultuous weeks in more than three years of Brexit drama
Oct 14, 7:26 AM ET - Oct 11, 1:11 PM ET
EU, UK extend talks, push harder to avoid a no-deal Brexit
The European Union says that talks with the U.K. to find an amicable divorce deal were back on track, despite huge challenges and a looming end-of-month deadline for Britain to leave the bloc
Oct 11, 1:11 PM ET - Oct 10, 4:48 PM ET
UK, Irish leaders see 'pathway' to elusive Brexit deal
The leaders of Britain and Ireland say they have spotted a "pathway" to an elusive Brexit deal Thursday, keeping hopes of a breakthrough alive just three weeks before the U.K.'s deadline to leave the European Union
Oct 10, 4:48 PM ET - Oct 10, 3:26 PM ET
UK looks set to avoid recession in the run-up to Brexit date
Official figures show that the British economy contracted 0.1% during August but that was offset by an equivalent upward revision to July's growth rate to 0.4%
Oct 10, 3:26 PM ET - Oct 9, 5:22 PM ET
EU sees hope in Brexit talks; Irish leader sees wide gaps
The European Union is maintaining a semblance of hope that the acrimonious fight over Britain's departure from the bloc could somehow still be settled amicably
Oct 9, 5:22 PM ET - Oct 7, 3:56 PM ET
EU demands UK face Brexit 'realism;' Johnson scrambles
Britain and the European Union remain poles apart on a potential Brexit deal, with the Dutch government telling Britain to offer "more realism and clarity," and U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson urging the bloc to soften its stance
Oct 7, 3:56 PM ET - Oct 6, 8:34 PM ET
UK leader Johnson renews vow to leave EU by deadline
Government had pledged to seek an extension if there's no withdrawal deal.
Oct 6, 8:34 PM ET - Oct 4, 1:00 PM ET
UK Brexit plans stir talk of Irish unity among activists
Irish republicans are expressing renewed hopes of reunifying their island in the wake of the U.K.’s recent Brexit proposals that have been poorly received by both the European Union and the Republic of Ireland
Oct 4, 1:00 PM ET - Oct 4, 10:27 AM ET
More Brexit questions than answers as Oct. 31 deadline nears
Boris Johnson's new proposals have received a tepid response from the EU.
Oct 4, 10:27 AM ET - Oct 3, 12:10 PM ET
Boris Johnson tries a more conciliatory tone on Brexit
Johnson’s position is tenuous because he doesn’t have a working majority.
Oct 3, 12:10 PM ET - Oct 2, 8:19 PM ET
Boris Johnson: UK is offering Brexit ‘compromise’ to EU
Britain remains divided over the terms of its departure from the EU.
Oct 2, 8:19 PM ET - Oct 1, 9:23 PM ET
Moment of truth: UK to submit 'final offer' for Brexit deal
Johnson said Tuesday that "this is the moment when the rubber hits the road."
Oct 1, 9:23 PM ET - Sep 29, 2:23 PM ET
Johnson refuses to rule out asking EU to veto Brexit delay
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged calm as tempers flare in the debate over Britain's departure from the European Union, even though tempers are flaring over what he said
Sep 29, 2:23 PM ET - Sep 27, 7:07 PM ET
Report: No-deal Brexit could leave UK with medical shortages
A government watchdog says there is still a "significant amount" of work to do.
Sep 27, 7:07 PM ET - Sep 27, 4:58 PM ET
UK's Boris Johnson defends his fraught Brexit language
The PM has been accused of whipping up division with his charged language.
Sep 27, 4:58 PM ET - Sep 26, 4:19 PM ET
UK leader Johnson faces backlash over confrontational tone
Johnson characterized a bill mandating a Brexit extension as a "surrender".
Sep 26, 4:19 PM ET - Sep 25, 8:53 PM ET
An unrepentant Boris Johnson faces raucous Parliament
PM Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament was ruled unlawful.
Sep 25, 8:53 PM ET - Sep 25, 5:10 PM ET
Boris Johnson returns to UK after Supreme Court ruling
Britain’s Supreme Court ruled the prime minister’s five-week suspension illegal.
Sep 25, 5:10 PM ET - Sep 24, 6:00 PM ET
Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament ruled illegal
The Supreme Court ruled newly elected Boris Johnson’s attempt to suspend Parliament for five weeks to work on Brexit unlawful.
Sep 24, 6:00 PM ET - Sep 24, 5:59 PM ET
Who is Lady Hale?
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.
Sep 24, 5:59 PM ET - Sep 24, 5:49 PM ET
Who is Lady Hale? The judge just delivered a new Brexit blow to Boris Johnson
Lady Hale, the judge who delivered a decision on Brexit that throws a wrench in Boris Johnon's plan, became an internet sensation.
Sep 24, 5:49 PM ET - Sep 24, 5:47 PM ET
Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament was unlawful, UK Supreme Court rules
The decision heaps pressure on the under fire prime minister.
Sep 24, 5:47 PM ET - Sep 24, 11:57 AM ET
UK court rules Johnson’s Parliament suspension was illegal
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."
Sep 24, 11:57 AM ET - Sep 22, 3:40 PM ET
Boris Johnson heads to UN, urging world to see beyond Brexit
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is heading to the United Nations General Assembly in New York to argue that post-Brexit Britain will be a dynamic world power taking the lead on tackling climate change and an unstable Middle East
Sep 22, 3:40 PM ET - Sep 20, 2:10 PM ET
At least they're talking: EU, UK push on with Brexit meets
Simon Coveney are still "serious problems".
Sep 20, 2:10 PM ET - Sep 20, 1:59 PM ET
The Latest: EU, UK agree to continue Brexit talks
The European Union says British and EU negotiators agree to continue discussions aimed at ending the Brexit impasse, as the talks appear to be gaining momentum
Sep 20, 1:59 PM ET - Sep 19, 4:34 PM ET
UK top court aims to rule next week on Parliament shutdown
Critics say Parliament was shut down to prevent oversight of Brexit.
Sep 19, 4:34 PM ET - Sep 19, 12:44 PM ET
Bank of England holds rates as it awaits Brexit clarity
The Bank of England has kept its main interest rate unchanged at 0.75% as rate-setters await developments on the Brexit front
Sep 19, 12:44 PM ET - Sep 19, 12:26 PM ET
Across the Pond: British Supreme Court weighs PM Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament
Plus: Canada PM Justin Trudeau apologizes for brownface photo, and Paris tests new "Seabubble" water taxis on the Seine.
Sep 19, 12:26 PM ET - Sep 17, 7:30 AM ET
Is Parliament's suspension illegal? UK's top court to decide
Britain's Brexit battle is heading to the country's top court.
Sep 17, 7:30 AM ET - Sep 16, 9:37 PM ET
Noise but no breakthrough as Johnson, Juncker talk Brexit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker have agreed to ramp up talks on securing an elusive Brexit deal, but the two sides gave starkly different assessments of how far apart they are
Sep 16, 9:37 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:20 AM ET
Johnson, Juncker meet in search of a Brexit deal
Johnson said he believes "passionately" that a deal can be struck.
Sep 16, 9:20 AM ET - Sep 14, 5:51 PM ET
Ex-PM David Cameron 'sorry' for creating Brexit divisions
He called the 2016 Brexit referendum, then saw the public vote to leave the EU
Sep 14, 5:51 PM ET