Video: Theresa May gets locked in her car as she meets Angela Merkel

Claire Simpson

THERESA May got locked in her car ahead of a crunch Brexit meeting with German chancellor Angela Merkel.

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Nigel Farage says he is quitting Ukip

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Michael Gove says British government can win the crucial Commons vote Brexit

By Gavin Cordon and Harriet Line, Press Association Political Staff 03 Dec, 2018

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Theresa May vows to maintain British sovereignty over Falkland Islands

By Andrew Woodcock, Press Association Political Editor, in Buenos Aires 01 Dec, 2018

Theresa May has vowed to maintain Britain's defence of the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands, as she became the first Conservative prime minister to visit Argentina since the 1982 war.

Bank of England warns of 'worst-case scenario' recession

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Video: Theresa May gets locked in her car as she meets Angela Merkel

Dominic Raab says Brussels recognised need to time-limit the Irish border backstop

Body believed to be British backpacker Grace Millane found near beauty spot on outskirts of Auckland

I still get mistaken for security says female engineer Roma Agrawal at MBE ceremony

Serial child killer Robert Black who murdered Jennifer Cardy died from a heart attack, inquest finds

MORE UK News

Theresa May hints MPs could decide on border backstop

O2 'sorry' over 4G outages

Backstop could run indefinitely unless new deal is reached, attorney general warns MPs

Theresa May's adviser secretly warned against backstop as a 'bad deal for Britain'

Nigel Farage says he is quitting Ukip

Michael Gove says British government can win the crucial Commons vote Brexit

Theresa May vows to maintain British sovereignty over Falkland Islands

Bank of England warns of 'worst-case scenario' recession

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