The fragile government of British prime minister Theresa May has had its legislative plans approved by MPs. They approved the ruling Conservatives’

During PMQs, Theresa May announced an implementation period could be needed to ensure a smooth Brexit.

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Theresa May’s offer on protecting the rights of EU nationals needs “more ambition” and “clarity, the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Monday.

'Settled status' post-Brexit rights published

Theresa May and DUP leader Arlene Foster presided at the signing of a deal at Downing Street on Monday

Ministers are denying EU nationals will become second-class citizens.

At a meeting of EU leaders in Brussels, the prime minister's first priority is proposing a citizenship proposal for EU nationals in Britain.

UK Prime Minister says those who have been living in Britain for five years will have access to the same rights as UK nationals, but wants the same deal for British expats.

But EU officials remain optimistic with Macron arrival to the EU stage

Fire fears after UK councils estimate 600 towers have flammable cladding similar to Grenfell Tower

The first funeral of a Grenfell fire victim has taken place. PM Theresa May apologies for "state failures" after blaze

British PM May: 'Hatred and evil will never succeed'

As local residents mourn, questions are being raised about safety regulations and the response of local authorities in the immediate aftermath of the fire.

Protests across capital as recriminations increase over why safety fears were ignored

In this week’s edition of State of the Union: British Prime Minister Theresa May faces pressure at home and on the continent, amid election chaos and upcoming Brexit talks; Greece strikes financial de