EU ambassadors and lawmakers on both sides of the English Channel will now pore over the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, which contains over 1,240 pages of text. EU envoys are expected to meet on Monday to discuss the document, drawn up over nine intense months of talks

The CEBR said China's \"skilful management of the pandemic\", with its strict early lockdown, and hits to long-term growth in the West meant China's relative economic performance had improved

The 2,000-page agreement was held up by deliberations pertaining to the access to waters for the purposes of fishing. Both sides quibbled over fishing rights as to whether fishermen from the EU will get access to British waters starting next year

 The decision to revive the talks after they stalled on Friday suggests both sides believe there's still hope they can secure a deal governing almost $1 trillion of trade a year

Mallya, wanted in India over fraud and money laundering charges in relation to loans taken out by his now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines from state-owned Indian banks, has been found to have a case to answer in India by the UK courts

The route, to apply to all overseas students including Indians from October 5, will mean students require a total of 70 points to be granted a visa to study at a UK university

Coronavirus outbreak: French officials said the show of solidarity was proposed by President Emmanuel Macron

Portuguese citizenship has been a shortcut for entry to Britain for Indian citizens hailing from places like Goa and Daman for some time now. This immigration route is open till December 31, 2020, the cutoff date for Brexit

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sent a bravado-filled salvo toward Brussels three days after Britain left the bloc, the first country to exit

When the exit day finally came, after 3-1/2 years of wrangling since the 2016 referendum, it was an anticlimax of sorts: while Brexiteers waving flags toasted freedom in the rain, many Britons showed indifference or relief

While Sensex made an intraday high of 39,917, Nifty crossed 11,800 level for the first time since July 5 to touch 11,809.40 mark intraday.

Under the UK's Fixed Term Parliaments Act, Johnson will need a two-third majority - 434 MPs - to get his wish for an early election

Johnson's defeat in the British parliament over the sequencing of the ratification of his deal exposed the prime minister to a law passed by those opposed to a no deal departure, demanding he request a delay until January 31

Brexit: Once Britain sends a letter to seek an extension for the divorce - as now seems likely after Johnson's failure to get the agreement approved in parliament on Saturday - there is very little chance that the other 27 members states would refuse.

Parliament voted 322 to 306 in favour of an amendment put forward by Oliver Letwin, a former Conservative cabinet minister, that withheld support for the Brexit deal Johnson clinched with the EU on Thursday

Brexit deal: More than three years since the UK voted 52-48 to be the first sovereign country to leave the EU, Johnson will try to win parliament's approval for the divorce treaty he struck in Brussels.