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

Another day, another deeply uncertain development in the Brexit saga. Chaos and uncertainty have become watchwords of the process, and business leaders are tired of the confusion.

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

Alexandre De Juniac, chief executive officer of the International Air Transport Association, discusses Brexit, the outlook for airline profits in 2019 and U.S. airport infrastructure.

Theresa May has postponed the key Brexit vote in parliament, a vote she was widely expected to lose. She chose delay over defeat in an attempt to salvage her deal.

Simon Lewis, chief executive of the Association for Financial Markets in Europe, and William Hobbs, head of investment strategy at Barclays Investment Solutions, discuss the outlook for the parliamentary vote on U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.

Can Theresa May's Brexit bill survive a #meaningfulvote? We did the math - it's not looking good.

Bill Dinning, head of the investment strategy at Waverton Investment Management, discusses the possibility of a delay in the parliamentary vote on Brexit and what that would mean for the U.K.

Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair discusses the Brexit deal up for a Parliamentary vote on December 11, the prospect of a second Brexit vote, and the divisions in U.K. government.

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May is locked in a power struggle with the British Parliament that looks set to determine the final shape of Brexit.

Andy Clarke, chairman at Spoon Guru and former chief executive officer at ASDA, discusses the current Brexit deal, the possibility of a second referendum, the inflationary impact of Brexit, tech stocks and the biggest challenges to the grocery industry.

The EU-27 took less than 40 minutes to approve Theresa May's Brexit agreement. The next step will be a vote in parliament. The prime minister says that a decisive vote on whether to accept or reject the deal will happen before Christmas.