With Brexit day looming on January 31, a power battle has commenced between Boris Johnson’s government and the House of Lords over rights and powers eroded in his EU Withdrawal Agreement
Peers backed a move to ensure the rights of child refugees to be reunited with their families in the UK in a fourth embarrassing Lords defeat for the PM’s Withdrawal Bill in hours.
Phillips said she had to "be honest" with herself and "that person is not me".
Ms Phillips is expected to make a statement on the status of her campaign on this afternoon.
The US president gave a rambling speech in Switzerland hours before his impeachment trial was to continue in the Senate.
The move is in line with its strategy to continue to serve its European clients seamlessly from the continent's major cities, including Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Dublin.
UK businesses warned Chancellor Sajid Javid’s vow to end alignment with the EU would mean the ‘death knell for frictionless trade'
“Children with relatives in the UK should not be surviving alone in camps and carparks in Europe, or pushed into the hands of people smugglers because safe, legal route to reach their family are shut down."
Peers vote for EU citizens to be given physical proof of right to stay in UK after Brexit.