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Boris Johnson Gave "Manly Pep Talk" To Prince Harry In Bid To Persuade Him To Stay In UK, Reveals Book
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has claimed he was asked by Buckingham Palace to persuade Prince Harry not to quit royal life or leave the UK shortly before the Sussexes moved to North America.
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Google Users in UK Said to Lose EU Data Protection Due to Brexit
Google is planning to move its British users' accounts out of the control of European Union privacy regulators, placing them under US jurisdiction instead, sources said.
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As Brexit Clock Ticks, UK In Ding-Dong Over Big Ben Bongs
To bong or not to bong? The question of exercising Britons as they face their last few days of EU membership is not about trade or sovereignty but whether Big Ben should ring out for Brexit.
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British PM Challenges Lawmakers To Deliver Brexit With Or Without Deal
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson challenged lawmakers to deliver on the Brexit vote and not thwart his plans to take Britain out of the European Union on October 31.
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"Get Us Out": Brexit Voters Urge UK Lawmakers To Rush Divorce Deal
Now, as MPs prepare for Tuesday's decision on whether or not to back the divorce deal struck between London and Brussels, voters in Sunderland are urging them to get on with it and get Britain out.
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Britons Prepare For No-Deal Brexit With A Million Bottles Of Wine
Whether there's a Brexit deal or not, Brits will still have their tinned goods, toilet paper and wine. At least, those panicking over the prospects of no-deal Brexit certainly will.
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When Larry The Cat Snubbed Mitsubishi Boss Outside 10 Downing Street
A senior Japanese executive didn't get the warm reception he would have hoped for when he reached 10 Downing Street for a meeting with UK Prime Minister Theresa May. The frosty welcome was not meted out by Theresa May or any of her staff but a certain feline employee of Number 10.
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In Brussels, Theresa May Offers 'Fair Deal' For EU Nationals In Britain
Prime Minister Theresa May set out what she called a "fair deal" for EU citizens living in Britain on Thursday, saying in her first test of negotiating strength that she did not want anyone to have to leave because of Brexit or to split up families.
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Brexit's Cliff Edge: 'Business As Usual' Not An Option
In a nutshell, Britain would have to treat everyone the same, whether it wanted to or not, from Russian exporters to Brazilian lawyers and US advertising firms.
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Bank Of England To Raise Deposit 'Insurance' After Pound's Brexit Plunge
The level of deposit account protection is set under EU rules at 100,000 euros or its equivalent in member states that do not use the single currency.
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ECB Doesn't Expect Liquidity Squeeze In Wake Of Brexit Vote
The European Central Bank (ECB) does not expect any squeeze in financial market liquidity or bank funding in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union after an initial shock was easily overcome, a senior official said on Wednesday.
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In Or Out? Brexit Limbo Gives EU Headache
The European Union says it will not be "paralysed" after Britons voted to leave, but Brussels policymakers say uncertainty over Britain's future is already complicating the lawmaking process for the rest of the EU.
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David Cameron Hails 'Partner' India In Post-Brexit Statement
UK's outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday hailed "important partner" India in his first Parliament statement since the country voted for leaving the EU and said Britain must not turn its back on Europe or the rest of the world.
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Brexit A Sad Development, But Won't Affect India: Chief Economic Advisor
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Sunday said Brexit, or Britain's exit from the European Union, was a sad development but India would not be affected by it due to its solid macroeconomics.
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Lindsay Lohan Live Tweets Brexit Vote, Twitter Can't Quite Believe It's Her
UK referendum on whether or not to remain in the European Union has revealed an unlikely expert on socio-economic-political matters - 29-year-old actress Lindsay Lohan who has been live tweeting the vote for or against Brexit
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Boris Johnson Gave "Manly Pep Talk" To Prince Harry In Bid To Persuade Him To Stay In UK, Reveals Book
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has claimed he was asked by Buckingham Palace to persuade Prince Harry not to quit royal life or leave the UK shortly before the Sussexes moved to North America.
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Google Users in UK Said to Lose EU Data Protection Due to Brexit
Google is planning to move its British users' accounts out of the control of European Union privacy regulators, placing them under US jurisdiction instead, sources said.
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As Brexit Clock Ticks, UK In Ding-Dong Over Big Ben Bongs
To bong or not to bong? The question of exercising Britons as they face their last few days of EU membership is not about trade or sovereignty but whether Big Ben should ring out for Brexit.
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British PM Challenges Lawmakers To Deliver Brexit With Or Without Deal
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson challenged lawmakers to deliver on the Brexit vote and not thwart his plans to take Britain out of the European Union on October 31.
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"Get Us Out": Brexit Voters Urge UK Lawmakers To Rush Divorce Deal
Now, as MPs prepare for Tuesday's decision on whether or not to back the divorce deal struck between London and Brussels, voters in Sunderland are urging them to get on with it and get Britain out.
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Britons Prepare For No-Deal Brexit With A Million Bottles Of Wine
Whether there's a Brexit deal or not, Brits will still have their tinned goods, toilet paper and wine. At least, those panicking over the prospects of no-deal Brexit certainly will.
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When Larry The Cat Snubbed Mitsubishi Boss Outside 10 Downing Street
A senior Japanese executive didn't get the warm reception he would have hoped for when he reached 10 Downing Street for a meeting with UK Prime Minister Theresa May. The frosty welcome was not meted out by Theresa May or any of her staff but a certain feline employee of Number 10.
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In Brussels, Theresa May Offers 'Fair Deal' For EU Nationals In Britain
Prime Minister Theresa May set out what she called a "fair deal" for EU citizens living in Britain on Thursday, saying in her first test of negotiating strength that she did not want anyone to have to leave because of Brexit or to split up families.
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Brexit's Cliff Edge: 'Business As Usual' Not An Option
In a nutshell, Britain would have to treat everyone the same, whether it wanted to or not, from Russian exporters to Brazilian lawyers and US advertising firms.
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Bank Of England To Raise Deposit 'Insurance' After Pound's Brexit Plunge
The level of deposit account protection is set under EU rules at 100,000 euros or its equivalent in member states that do not use the single currency.
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ECB Doesn't Expect Liquidity Squeeze In Wake Of Brexit Vote
The European Central Bank (ECB) does not expect any squeeze in financial market liquidity or bank funding in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union after an initial shock was easily overcome, a senior official said on Wednesday.
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In Or Out? Brexit Limbo Gives EU Headache
The European Union says it will not be "paralysed" after Britons voted to leave, but Brussels policymakers say uncertainty over Britain's future is already complicating the lawmaking process for the rest of the EU.
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David Cameron Hails 'Partner' India In Post-Brexit Statement
UK's outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday hailed "important partner" India in his first Parliament statement since the country voted for leaving the EU and said Britain must not turn its back on Europe or the rest of the world.
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Brexit A Sad Development, But Won't Affect India: Chief Economic Advisor
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Sunday said Brexit, or Britain's exit from the European Union, was a sad development but India would not be affected by it due to its solid macroeconomics.
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Lindsay Lohan Live Tweets Brexit Vote, Twitter Can't Quite Believe It's Her
UK referendum on whether or not to remain in the European Union has revealed an unlikely expert on socio-economic-political matters - 29-year-old actress Lindsay Lohan who has been live tweeting the vote for or against Brexit
