Jewish speaker of Britain's House of Commons, John Bercow, says disobeying law over possible delay to EU exit 'would be the most terrible example to set to the rest of society'

British government expresses disappointment in the decision and vows to appeal to Supreme Court

Amber Rudd says she can't stand by while other Conservative members are expelled for splitting with government over plan to leave EU; Tories

Prime minister says he would 'rather be dead in a ditch' than ask EU for further delay as British political deadlock continues

PM thanks British counterpart for fighting anti-Semitism, leaves 10 Downing Street, in turmoil over Brexit, after merely 30 minutes; also set to meet US defense chief

Luciana Berger leaves Change UK, which she helped form, after poor EU parliament showing; says new home 'unequivocally' trying to stop Brexit; British PM's brother quits cabinet

A day after Tehran announces further violation of nuclear deal, and with Trump saying meeting with Rouhani is 'possible,' PM urges increased pressure on regime

Parliament blocks call for early elections; lawmakers determined to thwart his plan to take UK out of EU by October 31 deadline

PM to discuss efforts to 'rebuff Iran's terrorism and aggression' with embattled counterpart Boris Johnson; will also powwow with new US defense chief

Boris Johnson vows to call new elections after some fellow Conservatives vote against him; cross-party rebels now plan to introduce bill to block 'no-deal' exit from EU