Brexit

Up until now, talks of an extension on the October 31 deadline has been hedged with many conditions, but this could change.

The UK's highest court is hearing the prorogation hearing and will decide whether Boris Johnson acted lawfully when he suspended Parliament.

The vote came after the president of the European Commission said a deal is possible but the risk of no deal is "palpable".

Boris Johnson is set to defend his controversial decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks at the UK's highest court on Wednesday.

The shape of the Brexit fix that Boris Johnson wants from the EU’s 27 leaders is now clear.

The former Green Party co-leader hit out at the Lib Dems in a conversation with Paul Brand on his Acting Prime Minister podcast.

The case will be heard in the UK’s highest court.

A panel of 11 justices will hear appeals from two separate challenges brought in England and Scotland to the prorogation of Parliament.

David Cameron uses "regret" and "failure" more than I can recall any ex-leader ever doing in any period after their departure from power.

Boris Johnson is in Luxembourg and his finished his first meeting with Mr Juncker, the outgoing President of the European Commission.

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