Brexit
'Angriest-ever' Farage quits UK parliament in protest, but will stand for re-election
Farage said he had triggered a parliamentary election to continue to represent the southern seaside area of Clacton "to stick two fingers up to the entire establishment."
Middle Israel: Starmer’s exit highlights instability in British politics - opinion
Keir Starmer vows to fight on despite Labour’s heavy losses in local elections
A golden age of diplomacy: A thing of the past? - comment
Vote of no confidence in Corbyn passed by Jewish Labour Movement
Corbyn, a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights and a critic of the Israeli government, has long been accused of failing to tackle anti-semitism in the Labour Party.
Much ado about nothing
Paraphrasing Mark Twain, the news that the EU is cranking and moribund is premature. In historical perspective, this period we are living now will be remembered probably as “much ado about nothing.”
Europe unbalanced
EU politics now resembles a scramble of interlocking conflicts and fractured alliances with no winning coalition in sight.
Saving your UK pension from Brexit and Corbyn
Trying to match your income with your liabilities is a key principle of financial planning.
Saving your UK pension from Brexit and Corbyn
Trying to match your income with your liabilities is a key principle of financial planning.
No-deal Brexit increasingly likely – EU officials
"We are prepared for this scenario," an EU official said describing the bloc's contingency preparations.
Uri Geller: I'll use my powers to stop Brexit
Israeli mentalist tells Prime Minister Theresa May that he will "stop her telepathically."
Anti-Brexit online petition crashes UK parliament site
The petition reached two million signatures on Saturday.
Hundreds of thousands march in London to demand new Brexit referendum
While the country and its politicians are divided over Brexit, most agree it is the most important strategic decision the United Kingdom has faced since World War Two.
European Union leaders delay Brexit until May 22
Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday welcomed the European Union's decision to delay Brexit, saying that lawmakers in the British parliament now had clear choices about what to do next.
