UK PM pitches welfare cuts, migrant curbs in manifesto

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May says she believes a Brexit deal can be reached. She spoke ahead of a summit with European leaders in Brussels.

Patrick Armstrong, Plurimi Wealth Management CIO, and Wolfgang Munchau, Eurointelligence director, talk about Theresa May trying to delay the Brexit vote.

Theresa May has survived a leadership challenge from hard-line members of her Conservative Party. But the battle over her controversial Brexit deal continues.

Theresa May delays Brexit vote; Strasbourg Christmas market attack; Yellow vests' act V.

The British prime minister called on politicians to "put self-interest aside" ahead of further Brexit negotiations. May's government survived a vote of no confidence a day after her draft Brexit deal was voted down.

British lawmakers have told Theresa May to reopen negotiations on a controversial provision within her Brexit withdrawal deal. The European Union says it's not interested in fresh talks. Read the latest here.

British Prime Minister Theresa May will attempt to negotiate the Irish backstop with EU representatives in Brussels. It comes after Donald Tusk said there was a 'special place in hell' for those that promoted Brexit.

U.K. Treasury Select Committee Chair Nicky Morgan discusses Theresa May’s Brexit deal, if she has the numbers in parliament for it to pass and the changes that need to be made to the backstop.

After Theresa May again called for Brexit concessions, the EU's negotiator offered to let the UK unilaterally leave the bloc's customs union. The offer was, however, quickly called "neither realistic nor sensible."

Theresa May is preparing to ask the European Union for a short extension of the Brexit deadline, according to media reports. But EU officials are running out of patience and have demanded a concrete plan from London.

In a bid to break the Brexit deadlock, lawmakers in the UK Parliament have handed Theresa May another defeat. MPs are now expected to vote on a range of Brexit options, including "no deal" and a second referendum.

U.K. Conservative Party lawmaker and rank-and-file Brexiteer Nigel Evans says that he doesn't think Prime Minister Theresa May will still be in office by Easter.