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Theresa May Heads To Brussels As Spain Threatens Brexit Deal
Spain's demand for a veto on the future of Gibraltar loomed on Saturday as the final stumbling block standing in the way of a smooth Brexit deal, as Theresa May headed to Brussels for 11th-hour talks.
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British PM Theresa May Says Scotland Will Have No Veto Over Brexit
Prime Minister Theresa May said she will listen to Scotland's concerns over Britain's exit from the European Union but that the devolved Scottish government will not have a veto over the Brexit negotiations.
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British Prime Minister Dismisses Brexit Veto Threat
British Prime Minister Theresa May has dismissed threats by some EU countries to veto Brexit negotiations with the UK and stressed that all 27-member states will sign up to a deal with Britain.
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European Union To Unveil Veto Plan As Part Of 'Brexit' Reforms
The European Union will unveil plans on Tuesday for key changes in Britain's membership, including a "red card" system for parliaments to block laws made by Brussels, in a bid to prevent Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.
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Theresa May Heads To Brussels As Spain Threatens Brexit Deal
Spain's demand for a veto on the future of Gibraltar loomed on Saturday as the final stumbling block standing in the way of a smooth Brexit deal, as Theresa May headed to Brussels for 11th-hour talks.
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British PM Theresa May Says Scotland Will Have No Veto Over Brexit
Prime Minister Theresa May said she will listen to Scotland's concerns over Britain's exit from the European Union but that the devolved Scottish government will not have a veto over the Brexit negotiations.
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British Prime Minister Dismisses Brexit Veto Threat
British Prime Minister Theresa May has dismissed threats by some EU countries to veto Brexit negotiations with the UK and stressed that all 27-member states will sign up to a deal with Britain.
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European Union To Unveil Veto Plan As Part Of 'Brexit' Reforms
The European Union will unveil plans on Tuesday for key changes in Britain's membership, including a "red card" system for parliaments to block laws made by Brussels, in a bid to prevent Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.
