Brexit Vote

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  Paris Tries Letters, Berlin Billboards In London Jobs Quest

  The Paris region is sending letters to British executives. German politicians have paid for billboards in London to promote Berlin. Dublin is planning an advertising campaign, and Milan wants to be home to Europe's bank regulator.

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  Eurozone Bond Yields Rise As Britain Holds Rates Post-Brexit

  Eurozone bond yields rose on Thursday after the Bank of England wrong-footed investors by holding interest rates steady at its first meeting since Britain's vote to leave the EU last month.

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  "Will Always Love You": European Lawmakers' Emotional Farewell After Brexit Nod

  Britain's departure from the European Union was set in law Wednesday, amid emotional scenes, as the bloc's parliament voted to ratify the divorce papers.

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  Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn Would Be "Neutral" In Another Brexit Vote

  British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Friday revealed for the first time that he will remain neutral in the second Brexit referendum that he has vowed to hold if he becomes prime minister next month.

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  Britain Postpones Brexit Vote, Says Official

  The British government on Thursday postponed Theresa May's final Brexit showdown in parliament following an outcry over concessions that looked set to speed up the end of her tumultuous spell as premier.

• Bank of England Hints at Slow Rate Hikes Even as Growth Improves

  The bank’s new forecasts are the first since the deadline for the U.K. to leave the European Union was extended to October.

• U.K. Economy Set for a Stronger Quarter as Output Rises Again

  The U.K. economy appears to be on course for a stronger-than-forecast first quarter.

• EU Agrees to Extend U.K. Departure to Oct. 31: Brexit Update

  The European Union is likely to delay Brexit for up to a year at its emergency summit in Brussels. 

• Tory Hard-Liner Would Jump From a Plane Before Backing Theresa May’s Deal

  Prime Minister Theresa May is working with her arch-rival, the socialist opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn, on a new plan. 

• IMF Issues Yet Another Warning Over U.K. Brexit Battle

  The International Monetary Fund has produced another gloomy analysis of the dangers posed by a no-deal Brexit. 

• EU Draws Closer to Deal on Brexit Delay as Core Leaders Plan to Meet

  It is now likely that the offer to the U.K. on its Brexit delay will fall somewhere between June 30, 2019, and April 1, 2020.

• May Makes Fresh Appeal as Lawmaker Warns of Brexit Purgatory

  Theresa May warned the U.K. might never leave the European Union if Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t back a compromise plan.

• The Best Brexit Is Still No Brexit

  Avoiding Brexit altogether is still the best way forward, even if it means further delay and the costs that go with it.

• May and Corbyn Battle With Parties on New Brexit Referendum

  The idea of a confirmatory referendum for the public to vote to endorse or reject the exit deal is one of a number of proposals.

• May's Office Says Talks With Labour ‘Productive’: Brexit Update

  May’s government holds intensive talks with Corbyn’s Labour Party in search of a compromise position on U.K.’s EU ties.