Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday the UK government was "on the verge of total surrender in Brexit negotiations".

Time is running out for a decent Brexit - and for the former Foreign Secretary's political career.

The British Prime Minister Theresa May is bracing for a bruising week as her Conservative Party meets to discuss how Britain will leave the European Union in less than six months time.

The arch-Brexiteer has detailed his own proposals for Brexit as he lambasts Theresa May’s strategy for leaving the EU, on the eve of the Tory party conference.

Boris Johnson said he wants Theresa May's Chequers Brexit plan dropped, but not her.

Writing in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Johnson described May’s so-called Chequers plan as “a humiliation” that opens “ourselves to perpetual political blackmail”.

Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson is facing both criticism and support over his remarks about burqas, amid deepening divisions in Britain’s ruling Conservative Party on Sunday.

The ex-foreign secretary and other Brexiteers say the government's plan would make the UK a "vassal state" of the EU, but critics say their push for total independence is unrealistic.

Vote Leave has been fined and referred to the police by the Electoral Commission for breaking electoral law. The Electoral Commission published the conclusions of its investigation into the campaign spending of Vote Leave and found “significant evidence” of coordination with another campaign group,

This is our as-it-happened coverage of major news events on the morning of Tuesday, July 10.