(Reuters) - Following are reactions to British prime minister Theresa May's speech on Friday setting out her priorities for Brexit ahead of negotiations this year on a new relationship with the ...

Boris Johnson has wrapped up his speech, and the House of Commons has begun days’ worth of debate over his Queen’s Speech. But it’s hard to ignore the reality that this legislative agenda will ...

One of the odder little things about Britain is that so much of the system of governance is simply a hotchpotch of things that seemed like a good idea at the time--so it is with the Queen's Speech.

Paul James Cardwell has received funding from the Economic and Social Research Council as part of the UK in a Changing Europe initiative. This article does not reflect the views of the research ...

A somber Queen’s Speech laid out a Brexit-heavy policy agenda and dropped key pledges made by embattled Prime Minister Theresa May, who on Wednesday officially began the challenge of leading a ...

Despite a politically charged delivery and carefully measured statesmanship to please the domestic audience, Theresa May failed to clarify how she wants to reach the 12 points of her Brexit plan ...

Professor of Economics, City St George's, University of London The pound reacted positively to Theresa May’s Brexit speech, but don’t let this give you the impression that it is good news for the UK ...

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has put forward in a speech proposals that she called "one last chance" for parliament to approve the Brexit deal she has struck with the European ...

Prime Minister Theresa May will use a major speech on Brexit next week to call on Britons to reject the acrimony of last year's referendum and unite around the vision of a Britain more open to the ...

One thing is clear, the Tories cannot deliver that. So today I want to set how Labour will deliver that vision of a better Britain. This government is in disarray over Brexit. As the Prime Minister ...