Theresa May has issued a last-ditch plea to MPs, warning that a failure to vote through her deal when it comes before the Commons this week would mean "we will not leave the EU for many months, if ever". In an article for the Sunday Telegraph, she said a third ...
In another explosive Brexit intervention, Donald Trump today poured scorn on the Prime Minister and insisted she rule out a second referendum giving the British public the final say on their future relationship with the EU. In a week of dramatic votes on the Brexit process, including ruling out leaving ...
Theresa May and Jacob Rees-Mogg step into the roles of Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg for a special Brexit broadcast. Probably the last two people you would ever expect to see in the hood! The gang at Joe.co.uk have done it again, another hilarious and inspired political video. At least ...
DUP sources have said the party cannot support the Prime Minister’s deal in tonight’s vote, which effectively kills off any chance of it getting Commons' backing. Sky News correspondent David Blevins confirmed that a source close to the party said they did not see how the party could support the ...
But he says it all hinges on Attorney General's legal advice
Theresa May’s Brexit deal will be rejected by 363 MPs today, according to spread betting firm Sporting Index. The under-fire Prime Minister faces a second vote in the House of Commons later today and they believe May will inevitably face more disappointment, predicting ‘ayes’ to be at 275. Following late ...
Photos reveal a series of weapons, including a 'zombie' knife, Rambo knives and a samurai sword. One photo shows more than 50 weapons, including Stanley blades and scissors seized across east London.
Theresa May was welcomed back to Brussels with a giant billboard ad of her own pro-EU remarks as Brexit D-Day draws close. The Prime Minister is in Belgium today to continue talks with the European Union. She will try to renegotiate the Irish backstop as well as request legally-binding assurances that the ...
There were dramatic scenes in the House of Commons as tempers frayed and MPs bayed loudly, but the hardline Brexiteers of the ERG party within the Tory Party and her DUP allies who had let the Prime Minister down last night, voted loyally to keep her in power. After suffering ...