Aug. 28: Johnson asks Queen Elizabeth to "prorogued" or suspend Parliament from Sept. 10, boosting his chances of delivering Brexit with or without an EU exit deal. Sept. 3 : Parliament to return ...

Speaking in parliament, Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer told MPs that Labour supports a public vote to “protect” the UK against May’s “red lines” and a no-deal Brexit.

Anti-Brexit protesters use illuminated signs as they demonstrate with placards outside the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, Dec. 10, 2018, in London. Christopher Furlong/Getty Images, FILE ...

However, the highly controversial move has dragged the monarch into the Brexit debate for the first time. The last time a British government asked the monarch to suspend Parliament in order to ...

Britain's Parliament voted Wednesday against a no-deal Brexit, which would have allowed the nation to leave the European Union without an agreement on how to handle it on the current deadline of ...

Britain’s high court unanimously ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks amid the ongoing debate surrounding Brexit was illegal. The unanimous ...

British Parliament voted Wednesday on eight proposals for how the United Kingdom should handle a stalled Brexit, yielding no consensus beyond disapproval for exiting the European Union without a deal.

The Government has no control over the timetable for the consideration of the Bill, so peers could make the debate last much longer than the Government would like, potentially going well beyond ...

Britain’s Brexit saga enters a new phase on Monday, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson prorogues – or suspends – Parliament for over a month.

The Parliament’s speaker has ruled that the government cannot introduce the Brexit deal for another vote, citing a House of Commons precedent that MPs can’t be asked to vote again on a measure ...

The government, which usually controls the scheduling of votes in Parliament, said the lawmakers’ move “sets a dangerous, unpredictable precedent for the future.” ...