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Britain To End Free Movement For People From EU Immediately After Brexit
Britain said Monday it will immediately end freedom of movement for people from the European Union after Brexit on October 31, in a policy shift under Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Amid Brexit Squabbling, British PM's Spokesman Says EU Free Movement To End In 2019
The automatic right of European Union citizens to live and work in Britain will end in March 2019 with Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Monday, after her ministers publicly differed over the shape of the divorce with the EU.
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Free Movement Of People To Continue For At Least 2 Years After Brexit: Report
The free movement of European Union citizens to Britain will continue for at least two years after Brexit as part of a transitional deal, British media reported on Friday.
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EU Leaders Willing To Compromise Freedom Of Movement, Says Tony Blair
European Union leaders are willing to change the bloc's rules for the freedom of movement of workers, opening an opportunity for Britain to avoid a damaging "hard Brexit", former prime minister Tony Blair said today.
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From Carmakers To Cats, All Face Brexit Disruption, Says Angela Merkel
Everything from just-in-time supply chains in the auto industry to the free movement of workers and even their pet cats and dogs will be thrown into question by negotiations on Britain's exit from the European Union, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
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Opinion: This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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For London's Food and Wine Businesses, Brexit has a Bitter Taste
food and wine businesses that rely on the free movement of goods and workers within the European Union has been badly hit by Britain's vote to leave.
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Donald Trump Indicates Brexit Leader Nigel Farage As Next British Ambassador To US
In an unprecedented move, President-elect Donald Trump today indicated that he would like to have Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit movement, as the next British Ambassador to the United States.
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UK Brexit Campaigner Nigel Farage Overtakes UK PM May To Meet Donald Trump
Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit movement, has become the first British politician to meet with US president-elect Donald Trump, for a "very productive" meeting where they talked about "freedom and winning and what this all means for the world".
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Francois Hollande Says Brexit Should Not Put Free Movement At Risk
French President Francois Hollande said on Saturday that Britain's decision to leave the European Union should not jeopardise the bloc's principle of free movement.
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Brexit Leader Nigel Farage Campaigns For Donald Trump, Bashes Hillary Clinton
Nigel Farage, a key figure in the successful campaign to get Britain out of the European Union, lent his support to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Wednesday, saying Trump represented the same type of anti-establishment movement that he masterminded in his own country.
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Francois Hollande Tells UK No Single Market Without Free Movement
French President Francois Hollande on Thursday told Britain it would have to choose between access to the single market and the free movement of people when it begins its negotiations on leaving the European Union.
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Markets May See Some Correction, Monsoon Movement On Watch: Experts
After racking up robust gains, the stock market may take a breather, with the possibility of some correction in a holiday-shortened week starting July 3, say experts.
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EU 27 Agree 'No Single Market A La Carte' For UK: Donald Tusk
EU leaders agreed today that Britain cannot have access to the single market after leaving the union without accepting the bloc's rules on free movement, president Donald Tusk said.
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Angela Merkel Tells Britain No 'Cherry-Picking' In Brexit Talks
Chancellor Angela Merkel told Britain today it will not be able to cherry-pick the parts of the European Union it wants, such as the single market, without accepting principles like free movement when it negotiates its exit from the bloc.
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Britain To End Free Movement For People From EU Immediately After Brexit
Britain said Monday it will immediately end freedom of movement for people from the European Union after Brexit on October 31, in a policy shift under Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Amid Brexit Squabbling, British PM's Spokesman Says EU Free Movement To End In 2019
The automatic right of European Union citizens to live and work in Britain will end in March 2019 with Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Monday, after her ministers publicly differed over the shape of the divorce with the EU.
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Free Movement Of People To Continue For At Least 2 Years After Brexit: Report
The free movement of European Union citizens to Britain will continue for at least two years after Brexit as part of a transitional deal, British media reported on Friday.
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EU Leaders Willing To Compromise Freedom Of Movement, Says Tony Blair
European Union leaders are willing to change the bloc's rules for the freedom of movement of workers, opening an opportunity for Britain to avoid a damaging "hard Brexit", former prime minister Tony Blair said today.
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From Carmakers To Cats, All Face Brexit Disruption, Says Angela Merkel
Everything from just-in-time supply chains in the auto industry to the free movement of workers and even their pet cats and dogs will be thrown into question by negotiations on Britain's exit from the European Union, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
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Opinion: This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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For London's Food and Wine Businesses, Brexit has a Bitter Taste
food and wine businesses that rely on the free movement of goods and workers within the European Union has been badly hit by Britain's vote to leave.
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Donald Trump Indicates Brexit Leader Nigel Farage As Next British Ambassador To US
In an unprecedented move, President-elect Donald Trump today indicated that he would like to have Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit movement, as the next British Ambassador to the United States.
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UK Brexit Campaigner Nigel Farage Overtakes UK PM May To Meet Donald Trump
Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit movement, has become the first British politician to meet with US president-elect Donald Trump, for a "very productive" meeting where they talked about "freedom and winning and what this all means for the world".
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Francois Hollande Says Brexit Should Not Put Free Movement At Risk
French President Francois Hollande said on Saturday that Britain's decision to leave the European Union should not jeopardise the bloc's principle of free movement.
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Brexit Leader Nigel Farage Campaigns For Donald Trump, Bashes Hillary Clinton
Nigel Farage, a key figure in the successful campaign to get Britain out of the European Union, lent his support to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Wednesday, saying Trump represented the same type of anti-establishment movement that he masterminded in his own country.
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Francois Hollande Tells UK No Single Market Without Free Movement
French President Francois Hollande on Thursday told Britain it would have to choose between access to the single market and the free movement of people when it begins its negotiations on leaving the European Union.
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Markets May See Some Correction, Monsoon Movement On Watch: Experts
After racking up robust gains, the stock market may take a breather, with the possibility of some correction in a holiday-shortened week starting July 3, say experts.
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EU 27 Agree 'No Single Market A La Carte' For UK: Donald Tusk
EU leaders agreed today that Britain cannot have access to the single market after leaving the union without accepting the bloc's rules on free movement, president Donald Tusk said.
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Angela Merkel Tells Britain No 'Cherry-Picking' In Brexit Talks
Chancellor Angela Merkel told Britain today it will not be able to cherry-pick the parts of the European Union it wants, such as the single market, without accepting principles like free movement when it negotiates its exit from the bloc.
