British MPs on Wednesday voted against Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s call for a general election to break the Brexit deadlock, hours after they dealt a major blow to his strategy. read more

Boris Johnson, in his first PMQs, uttered the expletive to describe the main opposition Labour Party’s economic plans, describing them as “shit or bust”. read more

Lawmakers opposed to the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union on Oct. 31 without an orderly transition arrangement are drawing up plans to try to legislate to force Prime Minister Boris Johnson to rule out a no-deal exit. read more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he wants to strike a new Brexit deal with the EU but is prepared to take Britain out of the bloc without one on October 31, if necessary. read more

Brexit remained the defining factor in the May 23 elections as Nigel Farage emerged as the biggest winner. read more

Nearly three years since the United Kingdom voted 52% to 48% to leave the European Union, there is still no agreement among British politicians about when, how or even if the divorce should take place. read more

Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the main opposition Labour Party, called for “a full, clear and unequivocal apology”. read more

Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain’s opposition Labour Party has said he will enter into talks with Theresa May only if the prime minister rules out a so-called no-deal Brexit, a scenario in which Britain leaves without an agreement and one that some businesses... read more

Set up in 1999, the Labour Friends of India was relaunched at an event attended by the Indian high commissioner, Ruchi Ghanshyam, and members of the shadow cabinet such as John McDonnell and Barry Gardiner, councillors and functionaries at the party... read more

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said Britain “cannot go on like this”, adding that the ruling Conservative Party had “plunged the country into crisis”. He termed the current Brexit situation “a complete mess”. read more

Facing the 100-day Brexit countdown, UK’s Theresa May government has allocated an extra £2 billion to departments to deal with the worst-case eventuality of leaving the EU without a deal, as parliamentary politics stayed in a logjam over the issue. read more

The threat is yet another hurdle for May to clear before parliament votes on Dec. 11 on her deal for Britain’s exit from the European Union, its biggest shift in foreign and trade policy for more than 40 years. read more

Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s statement urging parliament to tackle schools expelling students on the basis of their sexuality issue received support from the Labour party. read more

Personal experience suggests Ravi Shankar Prasad is having difficulty in controlling what is happening in his own backyard. Social media are most frequently misused by posting fake news read more

Virendra Sharma echoed the demand of local community leaders who have been mounting pressure on the government for a permanent memorial. read more