Theresa May has vowed to invoke Article 50 by the end of March, triggering the formal process to leave the European Union

The UK Prime Minister said she wants to take full control of immigration and rejects the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice

Britain will have two years to negotiate its new relationship with the bloc

Voters in Colombia narrowly rejected a peace deal signed with Marxist guerrillas last week

The accord with the FARC rebels ended a 52 year conflict that killed more than 250,000 people

The surprise result has thrown the country into uncertainty

But the government and the rebels have ruled out a return to conflict

And an anti-immigration referendum in Hungary has been invalidated by low voter turnout

Just over 40% of the voters cast ballots, short of the 50% required

The result was a setback for Prime Minister Viktor Orban, but he vowed to continue his fight against EU refugee burden sharing

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