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Boris Johnson wins second legal challenge over Parliament suspension

The appeal of the ruling will go straight to the UK Supreme Court

After Brexit turmoil, UK PM Boris Johnson proposes early election on Oct 15

Johnson said that if Corbyn voted in favour of a draft law against the government's Brexit strategy then he should also support an election to 'allow the people of this country to have their view'

Brace for hard Brexit

Businesses should prepare for a no-deal exit from EU

Johnson faces defeat in Parliament as rebels seize control of Brexit agenda

The prime minister's office has indicated he would seek an early election if that bill is passed to take his Brexit case to the people

Boris Johnson loses majority after lawmaker defects to Liberal Democrats

Downing Street has indicated that Johnson is prepared to go for a motion for a general election around October 14 in retaliation

Discussed free trade deal with Narendra Modi: British PM Boris Johnson

There had been no specific reference to an FTA in the read-out earlier put out by Johnson's office at 10 Downing Street

Letters to BS: Boris Johnson has shown disdain for democratic conventions

Boris Johnson appears bent on circumventing debate about his no-deal Brexit

British PM Boris Johnson loses Parliament majority ahead of key Brexit test

Tonight is the first of a series of key votes in Parliament

Britain may hold snap elections on eve of 'last chance' Brexit battle

Johnson delivers Brexit ultimatum to rebels

As Brexit comes knocking, British politics set to face its longest week yet

The British Parliament will resume proceedings on September 3 after a summer recess

Brexit showdown looms for pound as divided UK Parliament returns

Strategists see pound support on bid to block no-deal Brexit

Boris Johnson's plan to suspend Parliament survives early court test

Former PM John Major, a strong supporter of EU membership, has said he will seek to join the London legal action

Collapse us if you can, British government dares Brexit opponents

Johnson's move to suspend Parliament for longer than usual was cheered by US President Donald Trump but provoked criticism from some lawmakers and media

Donald Trump praises Boris Johnson after UK parliament suspension

President Donald Trump on Wednesday praised "great" British Prime Minister Boris Johnson after his controversial move to suspend parliament. Trump said the suspension -- which critics call a deliberate attempt to stymie democratic opposition to Brexit -- will make it "very hard" for Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to seek a no-confidence vote against Johnson. "Especially in light of the fact that Boris is exactly what the U.K. has been looking for, & will prove to be 'a great one!' Love U.K.," Trump tweeted. Johnson announced the usually shorter suspension of parliament would be extended until October 14 -- just two weeks before Britain is set to leave the EU -- enraging anti-Brexit MPs. MPs will return to London later than in recent years, giving pro-EU lawmakers less time than expected to thwart Johnson's Brexit plans before Britain is due to leave the European Union on October 31. Trump is Johnson's highest-profile foreign backer and he has encouraged Brexit with promises of

British opposition parties unite, will try to prevent a 'no-deal' Brexit

Agree on passing a law to force the government to seek a delay

Trump backs Boris Johnson for Brexit as leaders meet at G7 summit

A new US-UK trade deal after Britain leaves the EU was at the heart of their meeting and both men appeared upbeat about the chances of success

Why Nigel Farage's party worries Boris Johnson more than a no-deal Brexit

The Brexit Party, which will launch its own election plans on Tuesday, is keeping up the pressure

It's too late to form a new Brexit deal, Macron tells Boris Johnson

Macron left the door open to Britain seeking a solution to the Irish "backstop", but said any alternative must respect both the integrity of the EU single market and stability on divided Ireland

Merkel gives Boris Johnson 30 days to find a solution to Brexit 'backstop'

The German leader said the aim was to find a regime that both respect the two-decade old peace agreement in the British province of Northern Ireland

UK 'cannot accept' current terms of Brexit deal: PM Boris Johnson to Merkel

Johnson is seeking to convince German Chancellor Merkel and French President Macron to renegotiate elements of the UK's impending divorce from the bloc, including the so-called Ireland backstop plan