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EU Leaders Sign Brexit Deal As British MPs Debate
EU leaders signed their post-Brexit trade deal with Britain and dispatched it to London on an RAF jet Wednesday, setting their seal on a drawn-out divorce just hours before the UK brings its half-century European experiment to an end.
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Will Find New Path With London After Brexit, Say EU Leaders
The European Union will work hard to forge a future as an ally and partner of Britain after their divorce on Friday, European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen wrote in Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily.
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"Humiliated": British Press Says Theresa May "Crushed" By Brexit Defeat
Prime Minister Theresa May was left "crushed" and "humiliated", Britain's newspapers said Wednesday as they raked over the fallout from parliament's huge rejection of her EU divorce deal.
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Will Not Renegotiate "Best And Only Possible" Brexit Deal, EU Insists
The EU has already offered Britain the "best and only possible" Brexit divorce deal and will not renegotiate it, the European Commission warned Monday on the eve of a vote in the British parliament.
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Theresa May Rebukes Donald Trump As She Bids To Sell Brexit Deal
Theresa May rebuked Donald Trump and insisted Britain could strike trade agreements outside the EU as she launched a nationwide tour on Tuesday to whip up support for the contested Brexit divorce deal.
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Britain And EU Reach Historic Deal On Brexit Divorce Terms
Britain and the EU reached a historic deal on Friday on the terms of the Brexit divorce after Prime Minister Theresa May rushed to Brussels for early morning talks.
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Britain "Very Close" To Agreeing Brexit Bill
Britain is "very close" to agreeing the size of its Brexit bill, Ireland's EU commissioner said Wednesday, but reports that the divorce settlement could be up to 55 billion euros have angered both Brexiteers and europhiles.
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Reports On Brexit Divorce Bill Deal Are 'Rumours': Michel Barnier
The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier on Wednesday dismissed as "rumours" reports of a deal between London and Brussels on Britain's exit bill.
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Britain, European Union Agree Brexit Divorce Bill: Report
Britain and the EU have reached agreement on a Brexit divorce bill of between 45 and 55 billion euros. This would signal that they are moving much closer to a deal at a Dec.14-15 summit that would allow them to move onto discussions of post-Brexit trade.
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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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UK Economy Faces Slowdown On Political Turmoil, Brexit: CBI Business Lobby
Britain's economy will slow in the coming years, the CBI business lobby warned Tuesday, blaming domestic political turmoil -- and the impact of Brexit one day after EU divorce talks began.
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British Queen Approves Brexit Bill Giving PM Theresa May Power To Trigger EU Exit Talks
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has granted royal assent to the Brexit bill, paving the way for Prime Minister Theresa May to start the country's departure from the European Union.
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From Brexit To Donald Trump, Europe Reels From Year Of Crisis
The European Union's founders believed its unity would be forged in crisis, but after Brexit and the election of Donald Trump the bloc and the geopolitical order that underpin it look shakier than ever.
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UK Foreign Minister Plays Down Fears Of Acrimonious European Union Divorce
Foreign minister Boris Johnson dismissed fears on Thursday that Britain was heading for an acrimonious divorce with the European Union, instead portraying Brexit as the opportunity for a new relationship.
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Brexit By 2019, EU Parliament Negotiator Urges
Britain should trigger its divorce from the EU as soon as possible and formally leave by 2019, the European Parliament's chief Brexit negotiator Guy Verhofstadt said on Tuesday.
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EU Leaders Sign Brexit Deal As British MPs Debate
EU leaders signed their post-Brexit trade deal with Britain and dispatched it to London on an RAF jet Wednesday, setting their seal on a drawn-out divorce just hours before the UK brings its half-century European experiment to an end.
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Will Find New Path With London After Brexit, Say EU Leaders
The European Union will work hard to forge a future as an ally and partner of Britain after their divorce on Friday, European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen wrote in Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily.
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"Humiliated": British Press Says Theresa May "Crushed" By Brexit Defeat
Prime Minister Theresa May was left "crushed" and "humiliated", Britain's newspapers said Wednesday as they raked over the fallout from parliament's huge rejection of her EU divorce deal.
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Will Not Renegotiate "Best And Only Possible" Brexit Deal, EU Insists
The EU has already offered Britain the "best and only possible" Brexit divorce deal and will not renegotiate it, the European Commission warned Monday on the eve of a vote in the British parliament.
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Theresa May Rebukes Donald Trump As She Bids To Sell Brexit Deal
Theresa May rebuked Donald Trump and insisted Britain could strike trade agreements outside the EU as she launched a nationwide tour on Tuesday to whip up support for the contested Brexit divorce deal.
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Britain And EU Reach Historic Deal On Brexit Divorce Terms
Britain and the EU reached a historic deal on Friday on the terms of the Brexit divorce after Prime Minister Theresa May rushed to Brussels for early morning talks.
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Britain "Very Close" To Agreeing Brexit Bill
Britain is "very close" to agreeing the size of its Brexit bill, Ireland's EU commissioner said Wednesday, but reports that the divorce settlement could be up to 55 billion euros have angered both Brexiteers and europhiles.
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Reports On Brexit Divorce Bill Deal Are 'Rumours': Michel Barnier
The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier on Wednesday dismissed as "rumours" reports of a deal between London and Brussels on Britain's exit bill.
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Britain, European Union Agree Brexit Divorce Bill: Report
Britain and the EU have reached agreement on a Brexit divorce bill of between 45 and 55 billion euros. This would signal that they are moving much closer to a deal at a Dec.14-15 summit that would allow them to move onto discussions of post-Brexit trade.
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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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UK Economy Faces Slowdown On Political Turmoil, Brexit: CBI Business Lobby
Britain's economy will slow in the coming years, the CBI business lobby warned Tuesday, blaming domestic political turmoil -- and the impact of Brexit one day after EU divorce talks began.
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British Queen Approves Brexit Bill Giving PM Theresa May Power To Trigger EU Exit Talks
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has granted royal assent to the Brexit bill, paving the way for Prime Minister Theresa May to start the country's departure from the European Union.
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From Brexit To Donald Trump, Europe Reels From Year Of Crisis
The European Union's founders believed its unity would be forged in crisis, but after Brexit and the election of Donald Trump the bloc and the geopolitical order that underpin it look shakier than ever.
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UK Foreign Minister Plays Down Fears Of Acrimonious European Union Divorce
Foreign minister Boris Johnson dismissed fears on Thursday that Britain was heading for an acrimonious divorce with the European Union, instead portraying Brexit as the opportunity for a new relationship.
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Brexit By 2019, EU Parliament Negotiator Urges
Britain should trigger its divorce from the EU as soon as possible and formally leave by 2019, the European Parliament's chief Brexit negotiator Guy Verhofstadt said on Tuesday.
