The prime minister has been discharged from St Thomas' Hospital to continue his recovery at Chequers. Here's the latest as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads across Britain.
The British Chamber of Commerce's end of year survey painted a gloomy picture of Britain's economy as the country prepares for Brexit.
EU sources told Bloomberg that a deal could be concluded as early as Tuesday, with the UK set to agree a new compromise deal.
'Hundreds and thousands of people will be punished with the threat of removal from their home,' said campaign group the3million.
The Labour Party Irish Society said Johnson's deal would have "incredibly severe" consequences for Northern Ireland.
The shadow foreign secretary said she opposed Jeremy Corbyn's plan to hold a special Brexit conference after a snap general election.
Swinson will tell the Liberal Democrats' conference that she can defeat "dictator" Boris Johnson and "Brexit by nature" Jeremy Corbyn.
The UK government's legal chief says Johnson's government will not break a law passed by opposition members of Parliament to delay Brexit.
A no-deal Brexit could result in rising prices, disrupted medical supplies, and public disorder in the UK, according to government documents.
The House of Commons speaker John Bercow says he will stand down by October 31.
There are growing fears in Northern Ireland that a hard border caused by Brexit could lead to a rapid escalation in violence.
Members of Parliament voted to force Prime Minister Boris Johnson to seek a three month delay to Brexit to prevent the UK leaving the EU with no deal.
The US president said the UK prime minister is "going to be okay" after Johnson lost his majority in Parliament and suffered a series of defeats.
The Leader of the House of Commons reclined on the government benches and appeared to drift off while representing the UK government.
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Britain would not leave until at least the 31st January 2020 if Parliament backs a bill brought forward by opposition MPs.
Conservative MPs vowed to defy Boris Johnson's government and vote to block a no-deal Brexit, despite threats they will be expelled from the party.
Johnson is reportedly preparing to suspend Parliament from mid-September until mid-October, giving MPs less time to stop a no-deal Brexit.
Allies of German Chancellor Angela Merkel dismiss the UK prime minister's new Brexit demands ahead of their meeting on Wednesday evening.
Under the plan Ireland would voluntarily agree to temporarily leave EU trading rules and align with the UK instead.
