Brexit Deal

UK officially out of the EU as Brexit takes full effect

Legally, Britain left the EU on January 31 but has been in a standstill transition period during fractious talks to secure a free-trade agreement with Brussels. From, January 1, 2021, EU rules will no longer apply to the British people.

UK: Brexit offers chance to do financial services differently

Access to EU markets will not be granted to banks, insurers and other financial firms based in Britain unless their home rules are deemed by Brussels to be "equivalent."

BBC report: Post-Brexit agreement exceeds 'Canada-style' deal

The post-Brexit deal will preserve Britain's zero-tariff and zero-quota access to the EU's single market of 450 million consumers, but will not prevent economic pain and disruption for both sides.

UK and EU agreed to a post-Brexit trade deal. Here’s what it comprises

Britain-European Union ties will now be based on the 2020 divorce settlement, as well as the Trade and Cooperation Agreement sealed on Thursday.

EU, UK demand concessions as post-Brexit talks stall

Brussels has made Britain its last offer on fishing and it was down now to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to decide whether he wants a deal.

UK: Brexit trade talks 'over' unless EU shifts

British PM Boris Johnson earlier said the EU has refused to negotiate seriously for an agreement on the future relationship between Brussels and London.

UK's Boris Johnson tries again for vote on EU divorce deal

With just 10 days to go until the UK is due to leave the EU on October 31, UK PM Johnson's government planned to ask for a "straight up-and-down vote" on the EU divorce agreement.

London adamant on Brexit deadline, despite delay request

UK PM Johnson's plan to put his Brexit withdrawal deal to the UK parliament was derailed after lawmakers voted to withhold a decision on the deal, a move that forced him to seek a third postponement of Britain's departure from the bloc.

UK, Irish leaders see 'pathway' to elusive Brexit deal

The main sticking point in the Brexit deal is how to keep open the border between the British province of Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, a member of the EU.

Britain's luxury sector warns of $8.9 billion loss from no-deal Brexit

The bulk of the damage would be due to changes to market access driven by tariff and non-tariff measures, for example, regulations such as health and safety requirements or environmental standards, according to a research.

Britain is finding it hard to come to terms with its divorce from Europe

The British state is finding out just how difficult it is to extricate itself from the EU. On a whole set of issues it has shown itself to be ill-prepared and outsmarted by EU bureaucrats.