Brexit

Jeff Grant is New Zealand's Red meat Sector representative in London. He puts a human face on some of the implications of Brexit

MPs will vote within hours on whether to ask the EU for permission to delay Brexit beyond the 29 March departure date.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has signalled his backing for a cross-party consensus over Brexit, despite the PM still appearing to support her own deal.

Opinion - The UK Brexit votes this week are defeats for Theresa May personally and her government, and clear signs she has lost control of events, writes David Townsend.

Prime Minister Theresa May's EU withdrawal deal has been rejected by MPs for a second time, throwing her Brexit strategy into further confusion.

MPs in UK's House of Commons this morning have rejected British Prime Minister Theresa May's amended Brexit deal. See how it all unfolded with RNZ's blog.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May is making a final bid to save her Brexit deal ahead of a crunch Commons vote later this morning.

British PM Theresa May says she has secured "legally binding" changes to her Brexit deal, a day ahead of MPs voting on it, but the EU warns there will be "no third chance".

If you had lost interest in Brexit and its complicated nuances and trade jargon, now is the time to tune back in, because the UK is heading into the most crucial week of the Brexit process yet.

Northern Ireland is heavily dependent on cross-border trade with the Irish Republic. It could face consequences if Britain crashes out of the EU without a deal.

The United States has published its United Kingdom trade objectives, including selling foods currently banned by "sanitary" standards.

The party's leader Jeremy Corbyn says the party is prepared to support a new public vote as MPs seek to delay the UK's exit.

New Zealand exporters could get caught in the crossfire of trade battles between Britain and Europe after a no-deal Brexit, a senior trade negotiator has warned.

Theresa May has promised to offer MPs a vote on her Brexit deal by 12 March, the latest delay in her attempt to win approval for a plan to ensure Britain's orderly departure from the European Union.

Opinion - As the Brexit shambles continues, dividing left and right, the sight and sound of splintering party loyalties in the House of Commons have become commonplace, David Townsend writes.