While May believes she will survive Wednesday’s no-confidence vote, it’s unclear how long she – or her Brexit strategy – will last
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Pound holds its ground after May’s Brexit battering
Momentum is shifting away from the harder Brexit route and towards a number of options ranging from postponement and second referendum
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Theresa May returns to Brussels for EU compromise to save Brexit deal
British leader, who survived a confidence vote staged by her own party’s MPs late on Wednesday, now needs to turn a narrow victory on home turf into an unlikely away win
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What next if UK MPs reject Brexit deal?
Defeat in the House of Commons is almost certain to lead to either a no-confidence vote from the opposition or a leadership challenge
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Theresa May loses power over Brexit endgame in war with UK parliament
In one of three key votes lost, UK parliament will have the power to shape the final Brexit agreement
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UK’s May takes Brexit deal to cabinet as MPs revolt
The pound surged on currency markets following the news, which came as Brussels stepped up preparations for a potentially catastrophic ‘no deal’ exit
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Video: Will Brexit benefit UK-UAE ties?
Trade ties between the UAE and UK total $17 billion across multiple industries. And the UAE is targeting trade with the UK to $25 billion by 2020.
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Irish border remains sticking point as Brexit compromise nears
UK media reported that UK and EU officials have agreed a backstop that would keep the whole UK in a customs union with the EU until a permanent trade deal is brokered
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Video: Brexit explained – what happens when the UK leaves the EU?
Here’s our guide to how Brexit will affect you. The UK is set to officially leave the EU on 29 March 2019. But what happens next? Economic crash? Restoring British democracy?
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Video: The Brexit Files – Can Brexit be stopped?
With the Brexit negotiations at a crunch point and no certainty about a deal, the FT’s James Blitz analyses the likelihood of a deal being approved by UK MPs, whether the British public will be given a vote on any deal and – most of all – whether Brexit can be stopped.
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Theresa May plans UK property tax for foreign home buyers
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said a no-deal Brexit could see house prices plummet by over 35%
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UK finance dealt another Brexit blow by Brussels lawmakers
UK-based firms would probably need to open a unit in the EU to continue underwriting stocks and bonds and doing market-making business for clients in the bloc
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Video: Is the UK ready for Brexit?
With six months to go until the UK’s departure from the EU, BBC News asked the Institute for Government to assess the government’s progress towards Brexit. The think tank says time is running short to implement the process successfully.