Seven lawmakers quit the opposition party because of its Brexit stance and more are expected to follow from both main parties.

Peter Estlin looks to drum up investment for London’s financial district before Britain’s divorce from European Union.

Honda plans to close its plant in Swindon, about 80 miles west of London, where 3,500 workers are employed

A post-Brexit Britain needs trade deals, including with the likes of China. So why is it provoking Beijing by saying it will send an aircraft carrier to the South China Sea? These are signs of a government that has lost its way.

Lawmakers say they are unhappy with the party’s direction under Jeremy Corbyn and his support for Britain leaving the EU.

As international financial hubs, the UK and Hong Kong excel at partnerships, as well as the free flow of information and technology that fintech requires

Embattled British leader writes to Conservative MPs vowing to speak to leaders and urged the party to ‘move beyond what divides us’.

Philip Hammond had been set to visit China for trade talks, but Britain’s planned deployment of a new aircraft carrier to the Pacific angered Beijing.

Legal experts have said that if the United Kingdom leaves the European Union at the end of March without a deal, some of the cargoes could be stuck in customs purgatory.

Members of both Houses of Parliament appear to despise the ordinary people and are bent on destroying our democracy, each for their own selfish ends.

Lawmakers defeated the government 303-258, on a motion to reaffirm support for Theresa May’s plan to seek changes to her proposed divorce deal with the EU

With anti-European forces poised to enjoy a competitive advantage in the upcoming Eureopean Parliament elections, the EU must take urgent steps to rally its supporters.

British television channel reported that it had overheard chief Brexit negotiator saying the EU would let Britain extend its March 29 departure date

Incoming chief economist of the European Central Bank, Philip Lane, addressed the two major economic talking points in Hong Kong on Tuesday.

Hardline message could be part of face-saving effort to regain confidence battered by Brexit, Chinese analyst says.

Agreement will only be applied if London fails to make a deal with Brussels by the time Britain leaves the EU on March 29.

Defence secretary intends to argue in a speech at the Royal United Services Institute that a post-Brexit UK should redefine itself as a global power prepared to intervene against countries that ‘flout international law’

British Prime Minister Theresa May and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker agree to meet for more talks before end of the month.

The scornful comment by European Council President Donald Tusk ignited a fierce backlash.

Global bond issuance fell by 19 per cent last year as uncertain economic conditions weighed on financing, according to the rating agency.

As China becomes an increasingly important player in green bonds, Luxembourg hopes to expand its role as a go-to financing centre for the mainland with the Luxembourg Green Exchange.

May says she will be ‘battle for Britain and Northern Ireland’ when she next meets European Union negotiators.

There are plans to move the royal family, including Queen Elizabeth, to safe locations away from London if Britain suffers a disruptive departure from the European Union next month.

British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says if deal is approved in days before March 29 then ‘critical’ legislation may need to be passed.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May had hoped that she could persuade the European Union to agree to changes to the withdrawal agreement that the British parliament could agree on. But the request has been refused - and time is running out.

EU Council President Donald Tusk said on Wednesday the previously agreed divorce deal was ‘not open for renegotiation’.

Theresa May’s dramatic decision to abandon a pact she herself sealed with the 27 EU leaders at a summit last month came with Britain on course to crash out of the bloc after 46 years.

British lawmakers will vote on Tuesday on whether to try to take control of the Brexit process in a series of crunch votes that threaten to pile more pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May.