Northern Ireland is arguably both the most perilous, and the least soluble Brexit riddle taxing the UK prime minister. Even his more modest goal of convincing the power-sharing government to reconvene looks unlikely.

A diplomatic spat between the US and UK plays out on Twitter.

Boris Johnson pledged again to take the U.K. out of the European Union on Oct. 31, even as members of his party plot to prevent him doing it without a deal. The front-runner to become prime minister made the comments in an interview on LBC radio. Emma Ross-Thomas reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance." Stephen King, senior economic adviser at HSBC, also speaks.

Police said they were called to the home of UK Conservative leadership contender Boris Johnson after neighbors reported a fracas. The news came as Johnson and rival Jeremy Hunt prepared to launch their run-off campaigns.

UK's next PM: is it a done deal?

British lawmakers have quizzed Huawei’s global cybersecurity and privacy officer as the U.K. decides whether to allow the Chinese government to have a role in next-generation broadband networks.

According to a new report, almost 200,000 Germans have moved to neighbor Austria. The biggest surprise is that the UK is the second most popular destination, despite the looming threat of Brexit.

By a single vote, UK lawmakers have approved a motion seeking to make Prime Minister Theresa May legislate against leaving the EU without a deal. The prime minister has met with the leader of the opposition.

Britain will have to decide if it wants to take the deal, request a longer extension, or crash out of the bloc. One option could see the UK participating in the European elections.

Sundays crash of an Ethiopian Airline MAX 8 plane that killed all passengers and crew member has drawn attention to the safety of the MAX 8. Many countries including UK, Australia, Nigeria, South Africa, China have suspended the operation of the Max 8 pending when civil aviation authorities give it clearance to take flight again.

Honda 'set to close' factory in Swindon, UK.

Again, UK speaks on Onnoghen's suspension.