Theresa May to brief Cabinet on Brexit talks with Labour
Theresa May is to brief senior ministers on the state of cross-party Brexit negotiations with Labour after the latest round of talks failed to achieve a breakthrough.
Keir Starmer
Brexit talks continue as senior Labour figures press for second referendum
Cross-party talks aimed at striking a Brexit deal were continuing as two senior Labour frontbenchers threw their weight behind calls for a second referendum on any agreement reached.
Senior Labour frontbenchers call for confirmatory referendum on Brexit deal
Two senior Labour frontbenchers have thrown their weight behind calls for a second referendum on a cross-party Brexit deal to gain the backing of their MPs.
Sir Keir Starmer: Cross-party Brexit deal needs to include second referendum
A cross-party Brexit deal will need to include a second referendum in order to receive the backing of Labour MPs, Sir Keir Starmer has said.
If you won’t vote Labour, pick unequivocal Remain party – Tony Blair
Former prime minister Tony Blair has said Labour supporters who have been put off by the party’s ambiguity on Brexit should consider voting for an “unequivocal” Remain party at the European elections.
Theresa May to meet Merkel and Macron in push for Brexit extension
Theresa May is heading for top-level Brexit talks in Berlin and Paris as she seeks support for another extension.
May says Brexit talks with Labour will need ‘compromise on both sides’
Theresa May said both sides will have to compromise in cross-party Brexit talks with Labour as she faced a backlash over the negotiations with Jeremy Corbyn’s party.
Further Tory-Labour talks expected as May warns over threat to Brexit
Cross-party talks between the Government and Labour are expected this week as Theresa May warned Brexit could “slip through our fingers” unless a compromise can be found.
Brexit could ‘slip through our fingers’ unless deal agreed with Labour – May
Theresa May has warned that Brexit could “slip through our fingers” unless a compromise deal can be reached with Labour.
Lengthy Brexit delay would be ‘suicide note’ for Tories, says minister
Theresa May has been warned that accepting a lengthy delay to Brexit would be a “suicide note” for the Tory party.