Withdrawal from the European Union

Revoking Article 50 Would Not Undermine Our Democracy

The long-term integrity of our institutions should be sacrificed to maintain order under the short-term threat posed by those who kick and scream loudest
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Fresh Turmoil For May As Brexit Delay Sparks Tory Revolt In Commons

Eurosceptics rebel as EU Council President rejects short Article 50 extension.
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Lost Over Brexit? Here's What Last Night's Vote Was Really About – And Why It's So Important

Everything you need to know.
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MPs Make 'Last-Ditch' Legal Bid To Block No-Deal Brexit

Yvette Cooper and Sir Oliver Letwin plan to force PM to seek Article 50 extension by early next week.
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Revoke Article 50 Petition Hits Six Million Signatures

The petition is due to be debated by MPs on Monday.
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From 'Stop Brexit' To Common Market 2.0, These Are The Alternative Plans Tabled By MPs

The options for 'indicative votes' after parliament seized control from Theresa May.
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Woman Who Launched Record-Breaking 'Stop Brexit' Petition Receives Death Threats

The e-petition started by Margaret Georgiadou is the biggest ever on the Parliament website.
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The 'Revoke Article 50' Petition Is Skyrocketing – But Does Anyone Offline Really Care?

More than 3 million people have signed up to the bid to halt Brexit in just 48 hours.
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‘Revoke Article 50’ Petition Reaches Over A Million Signatures

Theresa May will be heading to a summit with the European Council, forced to ask for an extension to the date that the UK will leave the EU. In response, a petition to revoke Article 50 and stop Brexit all together has more than cleared the 100,000 signature requirement for it to be debated in Parliament.
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Article 50 Could Be Revoked If MPs Reject May's Deal, Jeremy Hunt Warns

The prime minister is due to attend an EU summit in Brussels today.
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