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May "would make a formidable PM," The Sun said, adding that Gove's "performance in the top job could yet win skeptics round."

Incidents have targeted wide range of migrant communities since referendum vote to leave European Union

Liberal Redneck returns to talk about 'Brexit,' Great Britain's bungled idea of leaving the European Union. Trae Crowder notes leaving a union doesn't really work out, as most Southerners know.

VOTE Leave campaigner Boris Johnson has shocked the UK by announcing he will not join the race for Conservative party leadership.

But volatility was expected to continue in the coming weeks given the uncertainty surrounding Britain’s exit from the EU, Mr Daghlian said.

European Union leaders on Wednesday spelled out stark conditions for a new relationship with a departing Britain, warning that if British business wants to keep access to Europe's single market, the country must accept European workers as well.

There can be no pick and choose single market for the UK, EU leaders have warned, after meeting in Brussels to discuss the UK vote to leave the bloc.

AND so it begins. As UK politicians grapple with the extraordinary reality they find themselves in when it comes to leaving the EU, thoughts have turned to the nitty gritty of such an unprecedented political process.

David Cameron has said the rest of the EU wants to have the "closest possible" relationship with the UK after Brexit.

In our series of letters from African journalists, the film-maker and columnist Farai Sevenzo looks at why some Africans living in the UK wanted to leave the European Union.

With the British pound plummeting to its lowest levels in three decades, there has been much discussion of how now may be the best time for Americans to travel to the UK. 

Volkswagen has agreed a $14.7bn (£11.3bn) settlement deal with US regulators after admitting it cheated emission tests.

No benefit from 'prolonged limbo' Dutch defence minister tells EU parliament

EU leaders are wearily familiar with crisis summits by now - there was the Greek debt crisis, the eurozone crisis, the Ukraine crisis, the migrant crisis.

A TONGUE-in-cheek video of a man walking down the street waving his British passport has received nearly 10,000 shares online amid a surge in reports of racist attacks.

FIRST there was shock. Now comes the anger.

There have been bitter exchanges in the European parliament during a debate on the UK's vote to leave the EU.

THE big problem with winning is having to deliver on the promises you made.

Eleven people have been injured after a rollercoaster derailed at the M&D theme park in Motherwell, Scotland.

British politicians, including strong advocates of the Leave campaign, say there’s no rush in starting the process to exit the European Union.