Usually, a golden rule for a news photographer covering a scene of angry confrontation is to get close, but not involved. Sometimes, though, it's hard to avoid.

Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party called on Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday to come back from Brussels with real changes to her divorce deal with the European Union or face a defeat in parliament.

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With a bleak outcome to a parliamentary vote set for Tuesday to endorse the Brexit plan she negotiated with the European Union, British Prime Minister Theresa May announced Monday she would pull the plan and delay the vote, The Washington Post reported. “If we went ahead and held the vote tomorrow, the deal would be rejected by a significant margin. We will therefore defer the vote scheduled for tomorrow and not proceed to divide the House at this time.” – British Prime Minister Theresa May May is expected to head to Brussels this week May in a last-ditch attempt to seek new concessions from European Union leaders and write a deal that her own party can support, the report said. Prospects,...

The European Union's foreign ministers meeting in Brussels on Monday hoped the UK parliament would approve the bloc's Brexit deal with British Prime Minister Theresa May.

EU officials will shortly start drawing up new human rights sanctions, if ministers give the nod to a Dutch plan at talks in Brussels.

French president Emmanuel Macron is set to address the country on Monday evening in a bid to calm tensions after protests against fuel tax hikes developed into a general anti-government revolt. "We must expect a new slowdown of economic growth at year-end due to the 'yellow vest' protests," warned finance minister Bruno Le Maire. Belgian police detained more than 400 people in yellow vest-inspired riots in Brussels on Saturday.

Boris Johnson has demanded Theresa May goes back to Brussels to renegotiate her Brexit deal.

Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Sunday President Emmanuel Macron was to blame for the "yellow vest" protests that have rattled France and urged Brussels to take heed of what was happening.