United Kingdom 23/12/2018 Paddy Ashdown: Ex-Liberal Democrats leader dies aged 77 He had received treatment for cancer.
United Kingdom 18/12/2018 'Brexit guard dog': Could a second referendum inspire a UKIP resurrection? UKIP sources told Euronews that if Brexit is overturned it would be a “huge irony” and a great opportunity for UKIP to gain support.
the global conversation 17/12/2018 Tony Blair on a second Brexit referendum: 'the probability is, it’s going to happen' Britain's former Prime Minister, a keen advocate for the UK staying in the EU and a second Brexit referendum, was talking to Euronews' Darren McCaffrey.
the global conversation 14/12/2018 EU chiefs should prepare for second Brexit referendum, ex-UK PM Tony Blair tells Euronews European leaders need to prepare for a second referendum on Brexit, Tony Blair has told Euronews.
United Kingdom 13/12/2018 May tells MPs she will not run for PM in next election to survive confidence vote Britain's Prime Minister survived a leadership challenge against her on Wednesday evening but she is nowhere closer to passing her Brexit deal through Parliament.
United Kingdom 12/12/2018 Theresa May no-confidence vote: who could replace her if she loses? Everything you need to know about the most likely candidates to replace Theresa May if she loses Wednesday's no-confidence vote.
United Kingdom 11/12/2018 Watch again: MPs hold emergency debate after Brexit vote delay Watch again today's emergency Brexit debate from London
the global conversation 10/12/2018 Global Conversation: Jeremy Corbyn on Brexit Britain and border backstops Leader of the Labour party and official UK opposition outlines his views on Prime Minister Theresa May's beleaguered Brexit deal and why it won't get through parliament.
United Kingdom 02/12/2018 May threatened with 'historical constitutional row' over Brexit deal Britain's main opposition Labour party threatens to launch contempt of parliament proceedings.
Good Morning Europe 30/11/2018 British MP reveals HIV positive status ahead of World AIDS Day Ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1, Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle told parliament that he is HIV positive. Colleagues called his speech brave and moving.
icon_view View 26/11/2018 Scotland's Brexit dilemma: accept May's deal, no deal or push for independence | View Scotland has been a bystander in the last two years of the Brexit saga. But what next for Scotland? Accept May's Brexit deal, fight to halt Brexit or renew calls for independence.
icon_view View 19/11/2018 No deal is better than Theresa May’s rotten Brexit agreement – and we won’t vote for it | View The withdrawal agreement that Theresa May brought home from Brussels will cause the break-up of the UK.
United Kingdom 16/11/2018 Leave-voting Stephen Barclay is UK's new Brexit minister as May plugs cabinet gaps Leave-voting MP Stephen Barclay has been appointed the UK's new Brexit minister, Downing Street has told Euronews.
icon_view View 15/11/2018 Extending Article 50 is now the only way to avoid Brexit chaos | View In the face of an unpopular deal negotiated by Theresa May, we must now extend Article 50 to avoid a 'no deal' or 'blind' Brexit.
United Kingdom 15/11/2018 Watch how MPs reacted to May's Brexit speech in Parliament Laughs and jeers interrupted Theresa May.
United Kingdom 15/11/2018 Brexit draft deal: May starts playing the number's game British Prime Minister Theresa May is likely to have to do some serious parliamentary arithmetics to get the Brexit draft deal passed.
brussels bureau 15/11/2018 Brexit maths: how can Theresa May get her Brexit deal through parliament Members of her own party, her coalition partners, as well as all the main opposition groups, have expressed concerns over the Brexit deal.
United Kingdom 14/11/2018 May survives first Brexit hurdle as Brussels publishes draft deal British PM Theresa May secures senior MPs' approval of her draft Brexit deal as Brussels publishes the draft document.
icon_view View 13/11/2018 The Good Friday Agreement is under siege – and so is my right to be Irish in Northern Ireland | View The Good Friday Agreement is under siege – and so is my right to have an Irish identity in Northern Ireland.
United Kingdom 31/10/2018 PMQs get fiery as May defends economic record | Raw Politics British Prime Minister Theresa May was met with a chorus of shouts from opposition politicians in parliament as she defended her government’s economic record during prime minister’s questions.
