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See realtime coverage | He said he would probably vote against any move to trigger, via the infamous article 50, the Brexit process, and noted the shambles the government has already got itself into over trying to square the circle of remaining in the single market and ... |
Theresa May is facing fresh unrest from Eurosceptic Tory MPs who are plotting a major campaign to push her into delivering a “hard Brexit”. |
See realtime coverage | “From our homegrown start-ups to international fashion houses - every business in the creative industry will play a major role in ensuring we make a success of Brexit,” Mrs. May said in a statement released later. (She did not mention the vote at the ... |
Hinkley Point's go-ahead last week has delighted the Chinese and energy company EDF, but it has also peaked expectations of a Government splurge on ... |
See realtime coverage | With the government staking its credibility on regaining control over U.K. borders after the June 23 Brexit vote, Hammond considers it unrealistic to expect actual membership of the single market after Britain leaves the EU, the officials said ... |
See realtime coverage | A GROUP of European countries is ready to veto any Brexit deal that would limit people's right to work in the UK, according to Slovakian PM Robert Fico. |
See realtime coverage | There is no chance that European Union citizens currently living in Britain will retain the same rights once Brexit is completed, a legal expert has warned. |
See realtime coverage | Mr. Farage, who spent his political career pushing for Britain to quit the European Union, said that the “Brexit” vote was a “fairy tale come true,” and credited UKIP with causing an “earthquake” in British politics. |
Well before the UK voted for Brexit, China had made its view on the issue abundantly clear. It was dead against it. Everyone from President Xi Jinping to Wang Jianlin, one of China's richest businessmen, had expressed fervent hopes that the top ... |
See realtime coverage | “Politics is so volatile these days and this government is so rudderless when it comes to Brexit negotiations that Liberal Democrats should not dismiss the possibility that we might once again need to play a role in putting the country first sooner ... |
See realtime coverage | Mark Carney, the first foreigner to head Britain's central bank in its 322 years of existence, was suddenly a crucial figure in the improvised effort to manage the fallout of the so-called Brexit vote. No one knew what the referendum meant, but markets ... |
See realtime coverage | A Conservative MP has called for the royal yacht Britannia to be recommissioned and used to help secure post-Brexit trade deals. The ship, which acted as the ... |
The EDC said its decision to open a site in London showed that it takes “a long-term view on the strength of the UK economy following the Brexit vote, providing a stable source of capital”. “EDC recognises that this is a time of uncertainty for ... |
See realtime coverage | When Britain voted to leave the E.U. in June -- by a comfortable margin and with a record turnout -- it may have seemed the fight was won. |
Former Conservative culture minister Ed Vaizey successfully requested a €30m cut to the budget of the Europe for Citizens programme in 2013. |
See realtime coverage | Sign up to receive the Brexit Bulletin in your inbox. European leaders are meeting today without the U.K. for the first time in 43 years, aiming to build a shared vision for their post-Brexit bloc. The trouble is the vision may be more blurred than shared. |
See realtime coverage | The result was a “roadmap” of concrete steps toward closer cooperation on defense, spurring economic growth and bolstering security both internally and on the EU's external borders, with Brexit cited as the impetus to overhaul the way the EU works. |
See realtime coverage | European newspapers have been debating the future shape of post-Brexit Europe this week - and some are not sure European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker's widely expected state of union address offered many answers. |
Pub-goers have shrugged off the uncertainty caused by the vote to leave the European Union, but should be braced for the price of a glass of wine to rise, ... |
See realtime coverage | David Mundell will today accuse Nicola Sturgeon of using “increasingly alarmist” rhetoric about Brexit to distract Scots from the fact that it has made independence even riskier. |