Group items tagged

Four UK's Members of Parliament (MPs) have asked the British government to make it a priority to strengthen trade relations with India after Brexit. During a debate on Thursday in Westminster Hall of Parliament on Commonwealth Trade, Jake Berry, a Conservative party MP led calls to focus on India as the UK exits the European Union (EU).

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled that it could not prohibit chargesheeted lawmakers from contesting elections, and left the decision to the Parliament. However, the apex court ruled that political parties would have to publicize the list of cases pending against their candidates, if any.

LONDON - Theresa May has finally announced the date of the "meaningful vote" on Brexit, the momentous day in Parliament when MPs will approve or reject the deal she has spent the last two years negotiating in Brussels. Here's what is set to happen next. 1. The government this week published a business motion confirming…

Prime Minister Theresa May has pulled a vote on her Brexit deal, throwing the UK's plan to leave the European Union into chaos after she admitted she did not have the votes to get it through parliament. MPs could now have to wait until January 21, 2019 to vote on the government's beleaguered deal, May announced in the House of…

Image copyright UK Parliament Image caption Mr Gyimah said he would be voting against Mrs May's Brexit deal A minister has resigned saying a row over involvement in the EU's Galileo satellite-navigation system shows the UK will be "hammered" in negotiations over a Brexit deal. Science and universities minister Sam Gyimah quit after Mrs May…

London - A vote holding the UK government in "contempt of parliament" is historic - but other than causing acute embarrassment to Prime Minister Theresa May that leaves her with a bloody nose, its fallout is limited. The motion was passed because of May's failure to release legal advice given to her cabinet about the deal…