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UK Conservative Party Uses Edited BBC Footage To Push Brexit On Facebook
The BBC has asked the Conservative Party to remove a Facebook advertisement that uses edited footage of its news reporters and presenters saying sentences like "pointless delay to Brexit" and "another Brexit delay".
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British Lawmakers Prepare Court Action To Enforce Brexit Delay: Report
British lawmakers are preparing legal action in case Prime Minister Boris Johnson tries to defy legislation compelling him to seek a further delay to Brexit, the BBC reported on Saturday.
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Queen Elizabeth Could Be Asked To Suspend British Parliament: Report
Britain's Queen Elizabeth could be asked as early as Wednesday to agree to suspend parliament, senior BBC journalist Nick Robinson said on Twitter.
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EU's Donald Tusk Suggests 12-Month Extension To Brexit Date: Report
European Council President Donald Tusk is proposing to make an offer of a 12-month "flexible" extension to the UK's Brexit date, the BBC reported on Friday, citing a senior European Union source
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UK's Theresa May Likely To Face Leadership Challenge On Thursday: Report
Brexit supporters in Theresa May's party will "likely" call for a vote of no confidence in her as their leader on Thursday, BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg said, citing a senior member of the Conservative Party.
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"Alternative To My Brexit Deal Is...": Theresa May Warns Party Rebels
British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned rebels in her party that the alternative to her potential Brexit deal with the EU is no deal.
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'Livid' UK Minister Tears Up PM's Favoured Brexit Customs Plan: Report
Britain's Environment Secretary Michael Gove ripped up plans for possible future customs arrangements with the EU, according to reports Saturday, as tensions within the cabinet over Brexit continue to surface.
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Immigration Will Rise And Fall Post Brexit, Says UK Minister David Davis
After Britain leaves the European Union, immigration should rise and fall depending on the needs of the economy, Brexit Secretary David Davis said, the BBC reported.
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Indian-Origin Tory Lawmaker Joins Others To Accuse BBC Of Brexit Biasc
An Indian-origin Conservative party lawmaker today joined over 70 others to warn the BBC over what they allege "skewed" coverage of Brexit by "misrepresenting" the UK either as xenophobic or regretful of the Leave vote.
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UK Faces Another Brexit Legal Fight Over Single Market: Report
The British government could face a legal challenge over whether leaving the European Union automatically would trigger a departure from the single market, the BBC reported on Monday.
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Brexit: Theresa May Government Has Prepared 'Bomb-Proof' Law, Says BBC
The British government has prepared a short "bomb-proof" piece of legislation on triggering formal divorce talks with the European Union in case a court ruling that parliament must be involved is upheld, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
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Tata Steel To Further Delay Decision Over UK Port Talbot Plant: Report
Tata Steel will announce the sale of some of its speciality businesses in Britain but further delay a decision on the future of its Port Talbot plant, which it put up for sale earlier this year, the BBC reported.
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Indian-Origin BBC Reporter Faces Racist Abuse In UK
An Indian-origin BBC reporter faced racist abuse on the streets of her hometown in southern England today while she was reporting on Brexit vote.
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Britain's Labour In Turmoil As Leader Sacks Key Member
Britain's opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn sacked a key member of his cabinet early today, the BBC reported, as deep divisions within the Labour party emerged following the Brexit vote.
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'Divided' Kingdom As Britain Votes To Leave EU, David Cameron To Quit
Britain has voted to leave the European Union, the BBC said based on voter tallies from Thursday's referendum, an outcome that would set the country on an uncertain path and deal the largest setback to European efforts to forge greater unity since World War Two.
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UK Conservative Party Uses Edited BBC Footage To Push Brexit On Facebook
The BBC has asked the Conservative Party to remove a Facebook advertisement that uses edited footage of its news reporters and presenters saying sentences like "pointless delay to Brexit" and "another Brexit delay".
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British Lawmakers Prepare Court Action To Enforce Brexit Delay: Report
British lawmakers are preparing legal action in case Prime Minister Boris Johnson tries to defy legislation compelling him to seek a further delay to Brexit, the BBC reported on Saturday.
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Queen Elizabeth Could Be Asked To Suspend British Parliament: Report
Britain's Queen Elizabeth could be asked as early as Wednesday to agree to suspend parliament, senior BBC journalist Nick Robinson said on Twitter.
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EU's Donald Tusk Suggests 12-Month Extension To Brexit Date: Report
European Council President Donald Tusk is proposing to make an offer of a 12-month "flexible" extension to the UK's Brexit date, the BBC reported on Friday, citing a senior European Union source
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UK's Theresa May Likely To Face Leadership Challenge On Thursday: Report
Brexit supporters in Theresa May's party will "likely" call for a vote of no confidence in her as their leader on Thursday, BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg said, citing a senior member of the Conservative Party.
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"Alternative To My Brexit Deal Is...": Theresa May Warns Party Rebels
British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned rebels in her party that the alternative to her potential Brexit deal with the EU is no deal.
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'Livid' UK Minister Tears Up PM's Favoured Brexit Customs Plan: Report
Britain's Environment Secretary Michael Gove ripped up plans for possible future customs arrangements with the EU, according to reports Saturday, as tensions within the cabinet over Brexit continue to surface.
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Immigration Will Rise And Fall Post Brexit, Says UK Minister David Davis
After Britain leaves the European Union, immigration should rise and fall depending on the needs of the economy, Brexit Secretary David Davis said, the BBC reported.
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Indian-Origin Tory Lawmaker Joins Others To Accuse BBC Of Brexit Biasc
An Indian-origin Conservative party lawmaker today joined over 70 others to warn the BBC over what they allege "skewed" coverage of Brexit by "misrepresenting" the UK either as xenophobic or regretful of the Leave vote.
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UK Faces Another Brexit Legal Fight Over Single Market: Report
The British government could face a legal challenge over whether leaving the European Union automatically would trigger a departure from the single market, the BBC reported on Monday.
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Brexit: Theresa May Government Has Prepared 'Bomb-Proof' Law, Says BBC
The British government has prepared a short "bomb-proof" piece of legislation on triggering formal divorce talks with the European Union in case a court ruling that parliament must be involved is upheld, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
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Tata Steel To Further Delay Decision Over UK Port Talbot Plant: Report
Tata Steel will announce the sale of some of its speciality businesses in Britain but further delay a decision on the future of its Port Talbot plant, which it put up for sale earlier this year, the BBC reported.
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Indian-Origin BBC Reporter Faces Racist Abuse In UK
An Indian-origin BBC reporter faced racist abuse on the streets of her hometown in southern England today while she was reporting on Brexit vote.
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Britain's Labour In Turmoil As Leader Sacks Key Member
Britain's opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn sacked a key member of his cabinet early today, the BBC reported, as deep divisions within the Labour party emerged following the Brexit vote.
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'Divided' Kingdom As Britain Votes To Leave EU, David Cameron To Quit
Britain has voted to leave the European Union, the BBC said based on voter tallies from Thursday's referendum, an outcome that would set the country on an uncertain path and deal the largest setback to European efforts to forge greater unity since World War Two.
