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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.

SO SOON after Britons voted out of the European Union, this was unexpected: Enthusiastic throngs of Frenchmen merrily turning out to cheer them on.

The Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she may ask the Scottish parliament to block the UK’s exit from the EU. However, she doesn’t believe there should be any border between Scotland and England if the country gained independence from the UK.

While Britain comes to terms with its dramatic EU exit, a sizable number are trying to prevent just that. A petition to hold a second EU referendum has captured the imagination of the public and three million people have already signed it.

The UK’s vote to leave the European Union sent the British pound plummeting nearly 10 percent Friday.

Feelings of shock and anxiety were prevalent during happy hour on Wall Street.

Thursday’s referendum was a close contest: 52% backed leaving and 48% voted to remain.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says the Scottish government will immediately engage in talks with the EU to protect Scotland’s position in the bloc. She said steps were being taken regarding a possible second independence referendum.