Brexit Analysis

A former business development director at Cambridge Analytica said in an interview the company was carrying out data crunching and analysis work for Leave. EU, while publicly denying it was doing so.

EU President Donald Tusk will meet British Prime Minister Theresa May in London later Thursday, his office announced, as the two sides prepare for tough Brexit talks.

Two days after Britain filed its divorce papers, the European Union made clear Friday that it will be the one to set the pace and terms of the talks.

The House of Commons was set to back Prime Minister Theresa May's March 31 deadline to open exit talks with the European Union, after the British government agreed to publish details of its negotiating plan.

The British government on Monday distanced itself from a memo outlining plans for Brexit spotted as a lawmaker left Downing Street, which included the aim to "have cake and eat it".

The British government could face a legal challenge over whether leaving the European Union automatically would trigger a departure from the single market, the BBC reported on Monday.

UK Independence Party acting leader Nigel Farage has predicted a political earthquake in Britain if the government of Prime Minister Theresa May fails to leave the European Union before the 2020 general election.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico says he expects a divorce between the European Union and Britain to be painful - for Britain.

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble on Friday insisted in a newspaper interview that Britain cannot serve up its own tailored menu on negotiating its exit from the European Union.

Theresa May is in a class of her own when it comes to not answering questions, according to analysis of her major interviews since becoming Britain's prime minister.

Britain could issue regional work visas in a bid to solve the explosive issue of immigration when it leaves the European Union, a study commissioned by the City of London Corporation found Thursday.

Britain's unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.9 percent in the three months to June, official data showed today, but isexpected to rise in the coming months owing to Brexit.

More than 6,000 hate crimes have been reported to police in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union (EU) last month, latest figures released this week show.

Let's forget for a moment all of the political rhetoric that was being thrown before the referendum. The basis for this discussion has always been centered around immigration, which -- especially since the referendum -- has just become another word for racism.

They are those who suffered the worst hangover from the economic crisis, and whose precarious economic position makes them most fearful of rising immigration -- to the benefit of far right groups in the EU and Donald Trump in the United States.

A former business development director at Cambridge Analytica said in an interview the company was carrying out data crunching and analysis work for Leave. EU, while publicly denying it was doing so.

EU President Donald Tusk will meet British Prime Minister Theresa May in London later Thursday, his office announced, as the two sides prepare for tough Brexit talks.

Two days after Britain filed its divorce papers, the European Union made clear Friday that it will be the one to set the pace and terms of the talks.

The House of Commons was set to back Prime Minister Theresa May's March 31 deadline to open exit talks with the European Union, after the British government agreed to publish details of its negotiating plan.

The British government on Monday distanced itself from a memo outlining plans for Brexit spotted as a lawmaker left Downing Street, which included the aim to "have cake and eat it".

The British government could face a legal challenge over whether leaving the European Union automatically would trigger a departure from the single market, the BBC reported on Monday.

UK Independence Party acting leader Nigel Farage has predicted a political earthquake in Britain if the government of Prime Minister Theresa May fails to leave the European Union before the 2020 general election.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico says he expects a divorce between the European Union and Britain to be painful - for Britain.

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble on Friday insisted in a newspaper interview that Britain cannot serve up its own tailored menu on negotiating its exit from the European Union.

Theresa May is in a class of her own when it comes to not answering questions, according to analysis of her major interviews since becoming Britain's prime minister.

Britain could issue regional work visas in a bid to solve the explosive issue of immigration when it leaves the European Union, a study commissioned by the City of London Corporation found Thursday.

Britain's unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.9 percent in the three months to June, official data showed today, but isexpected to rise in the coming months owing to Brexit.

More than 6,000 hate crimes have been reported to police in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union (EU) last month, latest figures released this week show.

Let's forget for a moment all of the political rhetoric that was being thrown before the referendum. The basis for this discussion has always been centered around immigration, which -- especially since the referendum -- has just become another word for racism.

They are those who suffered the worst hangover from the economic crisis, and whose precarious economic position makes them most fearful of rising immigration -- to the benefit of far right groups in the EU and Donald Trump in the United States.