Why Theresa May's Brexit defeat matters to the U.S.
With just 72 days until the U.K. is scheduled to leave the EU, economic uncertainty caused by the landslide vote could ripple across the Atlantic
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Theresa May faces no-confidence vote after Brexit deal rejected
The deal's defeat was devastating for May's fragile leadership
British Parliament emphatically rejects May's Brexit deal — now what?
Theresa May's plan was dealt a widely predicted defeat, and Brits may be left with little more understanding of how, when or even if they are to leave the EU
U.K. anti-terror cops probe stabbing at Manchester train station
3 people left with serious injuries and 1 man under arrest after attack with knife during New Year's Eve festivities
Military to be deployed as drones shut down Gatwick Airport
The prospect of a deadly collision between the rogue drones and an airliner led British authorities to stop all flights
Drone sightings wreak havoc at London's Gatwick Airport
10,000 passengers hit by delays and cancellations, including 4,000 who are stuck at airports unable to depart or arrive
Neo-Nazi couple jailed for belonging to group banned in U.K.
All 6 found guilty of membership in National Action, a group banned under anti-terror laws for advocating "overthrow of democracy" by violence
Uncertainty mounts as U.K. leader seeks to delay key Brexit vote
Prime Minister Theresa May knows her proposal is facing overwhelming defeat in Parliament, but could spooked investors galvanize support?
Pete Shelley, lead singer of punk rock band Buzzcocks, dies at 63
The group formed in the 1970s and greatly influenced the music scene in the U.K.
EU endorses Brexit divorce deal but hard work lies ahead
Brexit deal paves way for Britain's smooth departure from European Union, though a bumpy ride still awaits in U.K.
What might Brexit actually look like?
With the British government in chaos, how – and even if – the U.K. will leave the EU is unclear. Here are a few possible scenarios
British Ambassador Kim Darroch says U.K. is "disappointed" U.S. reimposed sanctions on Iran
CBS News chief White House correspondent Major Garrett and Darroch discussed the future of the Iran nuclear deal on "The Takeout"
U.K. cops catch suspected beer thief, and it's not Ross from "Friends"
Police video appeal to catch man strongly resembling actor David Schwimmer went viral, and in the end, it also worked
Will Prince Charles be activist as king? "I'm not that stupid"
The heir to the British throne has pledged not to interfere in the affairs of state when he becomes king
Helicopter crashes in flames outside soccer stadium
There has been no official statement about who was on board the helicopter that plummeted to the ground shortly after it took off
U.K. government is avoiding the "misleading" term "fake news"
British parliamentary committee recommended avoiding the term, loved by President Trump, as it is "poorly defined and misleading"
Top U.K. court rules for bakers in "gay cake" case
The "Support Gay Marriage" cake was at odds with the Northern Irish bakers' Christian values
Banksy artwork self-destructs through shredder moment after $1.4 million sale
"It appears we just got Banksy-ed"
U.K. says Russian cyberattacks are "actions of a pariah state"
British defense chief, meeting with Jim Mattis and other NATO counterparts, vows "will be exposing" nefarious acts by Moscow
Poisoning suspect is highly-decorated Russian colonel, investigative group says
Group says man charged with trying to kill Sergei Skripal used false passport name and is in fact Col. Anatoliy Chepiga, who was awarded Russia's highest medal in 2014
Beluga whale spotted in River Thames outside London
Beluga whales are typically found farther north
Main U.K. opposition party could back new Brexit referendum
Labour Party says it will reject Prime Minister Theresa May's proposed divorce deal with EU, and might support a complete do-over
Woman killed as storm blows caravan she was sleeping in off cliff
Storm Ali battered the British Isles and left around many homes and businesses without power
After drama on the high seas, U.K., France reach tentative deal on "Scallop Wars"
Talks followed incident in which French, British fishermen angrily bumped boats over access to fisheries
Queen Elizabeth II's personal doctor killed in cycle crash
Dr. Peter Fisher, 67, remembered as leader in homeopathic and holistic medicine who served on British monarch's medical team for 15 years
Some Israeli settlers use sheep to push Palestinians from West Bank homes
Terminal in Riyadh airport hit again, a day after deadly strike killed 12
Trump announces Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire" after criticizing Zelenskyy
Drone swarms are a problem Secret Service says they have not solved yet
Steve Bannon on the GOP and the midterms: "We can't afford to lose"
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Pope Leo to undergo surgery after nodular lesion found in lung, Vatican says
