The UK has voted to leave the EU - a process that has come to be known as Brexit. Here is what is likely to happen next. At exactly 06:00 BST on 24 June it was confirmed that the UK had voted to ...

The UK has voted to leave the EU - a process that has come to be known as Brexit. Here is what is likely to happen next. At exactly 06:00 BST on 24 June it was confirmed that the UK had voted to ...

In the first post-Brexit fishing deal, agreed in 2020, the government wanted European fishermen to give up 80 per cent of their catch in British waters. In the end, however, the EU gave up just 25 ...

They would see this as a fundamental dilution of a key tenet of Brexit and, critics point out, it was not in the Labour manifesto. So again, detail will be key here when we see what has been agreed.

Today marks four years since the UK formally left the European Union. Back then, Boris Johnson, who had just won an 80-seat majority promising to "get Brexit done", hailed the date as the start of ...

She indicated the vote will now take place before January 21 -- the legal deadline before parliament can take control of the Brexit process if the government has failed to negotiate a viable deal ...

Demography is one: older people mostly backed leave while younger ones preferred remain, so the passage of time tilts against Brexit. Those who did not vote in 2016 now break strongly against ...

The anti-Brexit mood of a majority of voters is clear but that does not translate into a burning wish to refight old battles. Brexit may be unpopular but its political salience has faded.

Brexit Offers Clues. Britain’s decision to raise barriers with its largest trading partners has broadly come to be seen as an act of economic self-harm. By . David Luhnow. and . Max Colchester.