Petition on whether UK can halt Brexit gets go-ahead

A court in Scotland has ruled that legal action can go ahead to establish whether the UK can unilaterally halt the Brexit process if British voters decide the final deal is unacceptable.

EU Fears Brexit Delay, Uncertainty after Shock UK Vote

European Union leaders fear Prime Minister Theresa May's shock loss of her majority in the snap British election will delay Brexit talks due to start this month and raise the risk of negotiations failing.

British PM signs Article 50 notification letter to EU leader

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday signed the Article 50 notification letter which will officially begin Britain's exit from the European Union (EU), local media said.

EU faces collapse if other member states follow Britain, warns Juncker

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker warned Friday that the EU could be doomed if other member states followed Brexit in leaving the bloc.

UK PM May to Trigger Brexit on March 29: Spokesman

Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the formal notification of the United Kingdom's intention to leave the European Union, on March 29, a spokesman for the British leader said on Monday.

UK government wins approval for Article 50 legislation

The British government has won final approval from parliament for legislation giving Prime Minister Theresa May the power to trigger the country's exit from the European Union.

Un deuxième revers annoncé pour Theresa May devant les Lords

La Chambre des Lords devrait infliger mardi un nouveau revers au gouvernement britannique en approuvant un second amendement au projet de loi sur l'activation du Brexit destiné à permettre au parlement de voter sur l'accord final avec l'Union européenne.

Tony Blair Hints at Possible U-Turn on Brexit: 'It Isn't Inevitable'

The United Kingdom's looming departure from the European Union is not inevitable and the UK public can still reverse the process once it finds out the costs of Brexit, former Prime Minister Tony Blair said Friday.

Juncker says 2 years not enough for Brexit

Jean-Claude Juncker believes it will take longer than two years to agree on all the arrangements for Britain to leave the European Union, he said on Thursday.

Britain Unlikely to Trigger Article 50 at March EU Summit: Brexit Minister

British Brexit minister David Davis said on Tuesday the government was on course to meet its end of March deadline to launch the formal divorce procedure with the European Union but did not see Britain doing so at an EU summit next month.

Irish High Court to Start Hearings Friday on Whether UK Can Revoke Article 50

Dublin’s High Court will start hearings on Friday on whether the United Kingdom can unilaterally revoke Article 50 once it has been activated if it changed its mind about Brexit.

Theresa May must get parliamentry approval to initiate Brexit

The British Supreme Court has ruled the government must seek parliamentary approval before formally initiating the process to leave the European Union.

UK Supreme Court says it will give Brexit trigger case ruling on Tuesday

Britain's Supreme Court said it will deliver its ruling next Tuesday on whether Prime Minister Theresa May can begin the process of leaving the European Union without parliament's assent.

British PM close to spelling out her plans for Brexit

British Prime Minister Theresa May said Sunday she will set out her plans for Britain's exit strategy from the European Union over the coming weeks.

Britain may be facing disorderly exit from Europe

Britain could be heading for a "disorderly" exit from the European Union (EU), a leading academic warned on Friday.

EU negotiator says UK will have 18 months to strike Brexit deal

Britain will have less than 18 months to negotiate its exit from the European Union once talks begin and won't be allowed to pick and choose what it likes, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator said Tuesday as he outlined his stance for the first time.

Brexit case to be heard by Britain's supreme court

The most important case in a generation before the supreme court in Britain will begin in London Monday morning.

British PM says Brexit keeps her awake at night

Theresa May admitted Sunday that of all of the challenges she faces as Britain's prime minister, it is Brexit that keeps her awake at night.

Scottish, Welsh gov'ts win right to intervene in historic Brexit court case

British Supreme Court announced Friday that the Scottish and Welsh governments will be allowed to intervene in the forthcoming legal battle over how Britain's exit from the European Union (EU) should be triggered.

Brexit preparations are on track, May tells Merkel

British Prime Minister Theresa May assured her German counterpart that preparations for Britain's exit from the European Union were on schedule, and that the legal process would begin by the end of March next year.