PM: EU clearly still thinks UK parliament might block Brexit

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said the European Union "clearly still thinks that there is a possibility parliament will block Brexit".

Corbyn: Plan to end EU free movement 'Windrush on steroids'

Jeremy Corbyn and Sadiq Khan have called on the government to scrap plans to immediately end freedom of movement from the European Union in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Khan: Scrap 'callous' plan to end EU free movement in no deal

London mayor Sadiq Khan has called on the government to scrap plans to immediately end freedom of movement from the European Union in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

EU dismisses Johnson's call to scrap Brexit backstop

The EU's Donald Tusk has given Boris Johnson's call to scrap the Brexit backstop short shrift - with a thinly-veiled dismissal of his demand.

No-deal Brexit 'now in the hands' of EU, senior Tory claims

Whether or not Britain leaves the European Union without a deal is "largely now in the hands" of Brussels, a senior Conservative has told Sky News.

Senior Tory 'not going to speculate' on chances of no-deal

A senior Conservative has declined to estimate the chances of a no-deal Brexit happening, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson having once described such a prospect as a "million to one".

Johnson willing to give 'commitments' to avoid Brexit backstop

Boris Johnson says he is willing to give the EU the "commitments" it needs that alternatives to the Northern Ireland backstop can be put into effect.

Part of £1.8bn NHS cash boost 'is money already saved up'

A £1.8bn cash boost for the NHS announced by Boris Johnson will largely be paid for with money that hospitals already have, a leaked letter has said.

EU: Britain will suffer most if there is a no-deal Brexit

The European Union is ready for a no-deal Brexit and Britain would suffer most under such a scenario, Brussels has claimed.

Operation Yellowhammer: No-deal Brexit dossier explained

Britain's level of preparedness for a possible no-deal Brexit has been in the headlines, following the leak of a secret government dossier.

'Britain's Trump': Corbyn attacks Johnson in election pitch

Jeremy Corbyn has accused Boris Johnson of being "Britain's Trump, the fake populist and phoney outsider" as he urged voters to back Labour if a snap general election is called in the autumn.

PM to meet EU leaders as Number 10 plays down no-deal dossier

Boris Johnson will head to Berlin and Paris this week in a bid to secure a new Brexit deal, as Number 10 seeks to play down a secret Whitehall no-deal dossier.

The Brexit countdown: With 72 days to go, is the UK making progress?

'Landmark' move will stop EU law applying after Brexit

EU law will stop applying in Britain after 31 October, legislation signed into force today ensures.

PM will not shut parliament to force through Brexit, minister suggests

Boris Johnson will not shut down parliament or try to stay on as leader of the country if he loses a no-confidence vote, the energy minister has suggested to Sky News.

Gove admits no-deal would cause 'bumps in the road' but says concerns exaggerated

A secret government report warning of food, fuel and drug shortages under a no-deal Brexit is out of date, Michael Gove has said.

PM to tell Merkel and Macron no-deal Brexit can't be stopped

Boris Johnson will tell Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron this week that parliament cannot stop a no-deal Brexit, Downing Street has said.

Corbyn refuses to say if he would support alternative caretaker PM

Jeremy Corbyn has refused to say if he would support another caretaker prime minister, adding that Labour should be invited to form a government if MPs make it clear they have no confidence in Boris Johnson's administration.

New chancellor Javid may consider changes to stamp duty

Sajid Javid may consider switching the stamp duty burden from buyers on to sellers as he considers a shake-up of taxes ahead of his first budget as chancellor.

Labour's high street plan to reverse 'retail apocalypse'

Empty high street shops should be given to start-ups and community projects to help reverse the "economic decay" of Britain's town centres, Jeremy Corbyn has said.