Brexit

A Dis-United Kingdom Enters The Brexit Unknown

Expect the introduction of blue passports, a new 50p Brexit coin and the end of hearing about lengthy EU summits.
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Brexit Finally Arrives Friday: A Momentous Yet Quiet Moment

On the eve of one of the most significant events in EU history, the political eruptions have ceased and an uneasy quiet reigns.
By Raf Casert and Jill Lawless, AP

Brexit Officially Unstoppable As European Parliament Ratifies Boris Johnson's Deal

Nigel Farage described the vote as “the point of no return."
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I Left Increasingly Right-Wing Britain And Now I Don't Know If I Will Ever Return Home

There has been a fundamental change and realignment of British politics and political identity, and the country has shifted in a way that I do not recognize.
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Boris Johnson’s Brexit Deal Approved In Key Vote

The Withdrawal Agreement Bill was approved as the prime minister faces criticism for dropping protections for child refugees.
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Battle Ahead: Scotland Party Leader Vows Independence Push

The independence-minded Scottish National Party and its leader Nicola Sturgeon have surged to a commanding position.
By Gregory Katz, AP

What Does Boris Johnson's Victory Mean For Brexit?

The Conservative Party has a new base — and possibly a new approach.
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Boris Johnson Claims 'Powerful New Mandate' For Brexit

The victory makes Johnson the most electorally successful Conservative leader since Margaret Thatcher.
By Jill Lawless, Danica Kirka and Mike Corder, AP

British Election Exit Poll Predicts Win For Conservative Party

The next government will decide how the country handles Brexit.
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Britain’s General Election Is Heavy On Brexit And Disinformation

The ruling Conservative party has put up fake social media posts as Prime Minister Boris Johnson risks everything to "get Brexit done."
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