Campaigners seeking a second referendum on the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union have announced plans to hold a Brexit protest the weekend before the scheduled departure date.
The news of flybmi’s collapse is a cause of major concern for a father living along the Irish border who used the airline frequently for work.
All flybmi flights to and from Aberdeen have been cancelled after the airline filed for administration.
North-east farming union members have met Cabinet minister Michael Gove and MP for Moray Douglas Ross to discuss how Brexit will affect the industry.
Crashing out of the European Union without a deal would have a “very adverse effect” on the UK’s economy, security and union with Northern Ireland, a Cabinet minister has warned.
A coalition of charities is urging people to support a call for a Scottish Environment Act after Brexit.
Sinn Fein accused the UK Government of indulging in a sham merry-go-round after a meeting to take stock of Stormont’s powersharing crisis failed to chart a way forward.
The position of the UK Parliament over Brexit has been criticised by a former Irish premier as “unreasonable”.
Political parties from Northern Ireland and the Republic were in agreement that the backstop is a vital part of any Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
Irish Premier Leo Varadkar has said anyone hoping that EU solidarity with Ireland will falter on the Brexit border backstop is “in for a nasty surprise”.
Volkswagen today became the latest car manufacturer to say customers will have to foot the bill if a new import duty is introduced on their vehicles post-Brexit.
As the countdown continues to the scheduled date of Brexit on March 29, here is what has been happening over the past week.
A dozen or more Government ministers could quit by the end of the month if Theresa May refuses to extend the Brexit negotiating period beyond March 29, a leading Tory opponent of EU withdrawal has said.
Angry Tory loyalists have turned on the party’s Brexiteers after Theresa May’s plans for leaving the EU suffered another humiliating Commons defeat.
Renowned photographer David Bailey has claimed Donald Trump once approached him for advice, asking “how do you get such classy birds?”.
The European Union is in no mood to sacrifice Ireland’s interests to get a Brexit deal, Ireland’s Foreign Affairs Minister has claimed.
Theresa May has suffered another humiliating Commons defeat after MPs again voted down her latest Brexit plans.
Labour has failed in an attempt to stop Theresa May “running down the clock” to a no-deal Brexit, after MPs voted down the party’s demand for the Prime Minister to bring her Withdrawal Agreement back to the Commons by February 27.
The prospect of defeat for Theresa May in the latest round of Brexit votes appeared to be receding, as leading Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was “highly unlikely” that Eurosceptic Tories would rebel.
The Dutch government has enlisted a new ally in its campaign to prepare businesses for Britain’s departure from the European Union — a hairy, blue Brexit monster.
Ireland’s premier has denied being “complacent” over the UK crashing out of the European Union.
British holidaymakers have responded angrily after a Romanian airline cancelled flights from Liverpool’s John Lennon Airport, reportedly due to uncertainty over Brexit.
Theresa May has suffered another humiliating Commons defeat after MPs again voted down her latest Brexit plans.
Brexit has cost the British economy at least £80 billion since the referendum and the shock of a no-deal divorce could see interest rates slashed, according to a Bank of England policymaker.
MPs have the opportunity to express their views on Brexit in a series of Valentine’s Day votes in the House of Commons.
Tory MPs have been warned against rebelling in a key Commons vote on the Prime Minister’s EU withdrawal stance as it could send the “wrong signal” to Brussels.
Nicola Sturgeon has warned a no-deal Brexit “disaster” could damage supplies of food and vital medicines, as she confirmed the Scottish Government was to “intensify” contingency plans ahead of the UK’s departure from the European Union.
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald has accused Prime Minister Theresa May of “playing a game of chicken” with Irish interests over Brexit.
German diplomats aimed a playful Brexit-related dig at the UK ahead of three crucial Champions League football matches in the sporting battle to rule Europe.
Car giant Ford has warned that leaving the European Union without a deal next month would be “catastrophic” for the UK’s auto industry.