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Factbox - Brexit delayed: What happens next
May has so far been unable to get the exit package she agreed last year with the EU approved by the British parliament, meaning Brexit day has been pushed back to avoid leaving without a deal.
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EU gives Britain six-month delay to Brexit date
The deal struck during late night talks in Brussels means that, if London remains in the EU after 22 May, British voters will have to take part in European elections - or crash out on 1 June.
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EU to grant May a Brexit delay, with conditions
Theresa May had requested the EU defer Friday’s exit until 30 June but in Brussels a 'flextension' until the end of the year or until March 2020 was being discussed.
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Ready or not: What happens in case of no-deal Brexit
Here are the main ways Britain would be affected in case of a "no-deal" ending to the 46-year partnership.
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May to meet Merkel, Macron ahead of crucial Brexit summit
Britain will fall out of the European Union without a deal on Friday if no delay agreement is reached.
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Compromise? Time ticking down for Britain to come to Brexit agreement
In a last-ditch bid to get her deal through parliament, May opened talks with Corbyn last week to try to strike a deal on Britain’s future ties with the EU in exchange for his support for her divorce deal, the Withdrawal Agreement.
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British PM asks EU to delay Brexit until 30 June: Downing Street
Prime Minister Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to delay Britain's departure from the bloc until 30 June, with the extension ending earlier if parliament approves her Brexit deal.
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Brexit delay law approved by House of Commons
May said on Tuesday she would seek another short extension to Brexit beyond 12 April, in order to try and work with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to get her thrice-rejected Brexit deal approved by parliament.
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Brexit gamble: May to meet opposition leader to seek a deal
After her EU withdrawal deal was rejected three times by lawmakers, Theresa May said she would talk to the Labour Party leader in a bid to overcome the crisis.
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EU condemns 'cruel' new Brunei laws
The legislation introduced in the tiny sultanate, which includes death by stoning for adultery and gay sex, as well as amputation of hands and feet for thieves, has triggered a storm of global criticism.
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Factbox: No-deal Brexit - what it might mean for UK economy
EU officials said on Tuesday that a no-deal Brexit was becoming more likely and the European Central Bank said financial markets needed to price in the growing risk.
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Timeline of European Union membership
The members of the European Union from 1957 to Brexit.
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No-deal Brexit 'day after day more likely' - EU's Barnier
The EU's chief negotiator warned that if Theresa May cannot get this withdrawal agreement past the House of Commons, then there are only two other options available before London leaves the union on or shortly after 12 April.
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Brexit deadlocked again: Parliament fails to find an alternative
After a tumultuous week in which May’s divorce strategy was rejected by lawmakers for a third time, despite her offer to quit if it passed, the future direction of Brexit remains mired in confusion.
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Brexit in meltdown: May under pressure to forge softer divorce deal
After one of the most tumultuous weeks in British politics since the 2016 referendum, it was still uncertain how, when or even if the United Kingdom will ever leave the bloc it first joined 46 years ago.
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May under pressure to rule out long Brexit delay
Conservative lawmakers urged PM Theresa May against a long extension of the Brexit process in a letter sent after her exit deal was rejected for the third time, a lawmaker said.
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‘Betrayal’: Thousands vent anger on Brexit Day that never was
Nearly three years after the divisive referendum that saw 52% of voters back leaving the EU, Britain’s MPs are at a loss on how, and even whether, the UK can properly leave the bloc.
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Will Theresa May resign after suffering 3rd Brexit deal defeat?
Sources close to British Prime Minister Theresa May say the latest defeat of her Brexit agreement, the third so far, have severely reduced her options.
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No-deal Brexit fears rise as parliament sinks May’s deal
The decision to reject a stripped-down version of PM Theresa May’s divorce deal has left it totally unclear how, when or even whether Britain will leave the EU.
