Eu Referendum

Facebook to conduct a new probe by re-analysing historical data regarding alleged Russian meddling during Brexit

Some British lawmakers had complained that the world’s largest social media network had done only a limited search for evidence that Russians manipulated the network

Hinduja brothers top UK's 2017 list of richest people; artist Anish Kapoor too makes the cut

Besides the Hinduja brothers, there are over 40 Indian-origin super-rich in this year's list of the UK's 1,000 wealthiest people, who seem to be reaping a so-called "Brexit bonanza".

Brexit: UK lawmakers to debate second EU membership referendum

British lawmakers will debate a public petition on whether to hold a second referendum on the country's membership in the European Union.

UK PM May lets go of Britain's European Council presidency ahead of Merkel talks

Commentators have drawn comparisons between Merkel and May: both pastors' daughters with low-profile husbands, no children and a love of Alpine hiking.

'Jo would ask us not to fight hate with hate': Family lays murdered British MP Cox to rest

Hundreds of people lined the streets to pay their respects to Cox's funeral cortege as it passed through towns in her constituency on Friday.

Willing to listen to Scotland's EU proposals, says British PM May

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday sought to dampen speculation about another Scottish vote for independence, while insisting she is willing to listen to proposals about Scotland's future relationship with the European Union.

Love in the times of Brexit: Dating app exclusively for 'Remain' voters' set for UK launch

A new dating app targeted at the 48 percent of the UK population who voted to remain in the European Union (EU) is planning to cash in on the strong feelings against Brexit.

Yes, democracy is under huge threat; not from Trump or Brexit voters, but liberals

Democracy presents the architecture for freedom. Through a set of ideas, principles, set of practices and procedures that have been moulded through a long, arduous history, it institutionalizes freedom. Voting is a precious right.

Brexit: Had immigration from Europe been in focus, Cameron would still be PM

But only if, one/fifth of the fear raised over Brexit was raised over immigration from EU, things may have turned out for different for Cameron and Corbyn.

Brexit fallout: UK's Labour party in turmoil as key foreign secy sacked, others to quit

Britain's Opposition Labour party was on Sunday thrown into turmoil after Jeremy Corbyn sacked his foreign secretary Hilary Benn while other members of the shadow cabinet are set to step down as divisions within the party emerged over the veteran socialist leader's handling of the EU referendum.