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Chances Of Brexit Trade Deal Below 50%, Says UK
Senior British minister Michael Gove put the chances of securing a trade deal with the European Union at less than 50% on Thursday, striking a pessimistic tone just two weeks before Britain completes its departure from the bloc.
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New Brexit Delay "In Nobody's Interest", Says France
France said on Saturday that any new delay in Britain's departure from the EU was "in nobody's interest" after British MPs postponed a decision on a new Brexit deal.
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Brexit Could Be Delayed For The Third Time, Says New EU Chief Nominee
Ursula von der Leyen, the nominee to be the next EU Commission president, said Wednesday that Brexit could be delayed for a third time, but warned London it must take responsiblity for "sorting out" its tortured departure from the bloc.
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New Prime Minister Won't Change Brexit, Says European Commission
The election of a new British prime minister will not change the accord on Britain's departure from the bloc agreed between the EU and the outgoing premier in London, a European Commission spokesman said today.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May To Quit On Friday: Report
Prime Minister Theresa May was under intense pressure to name a date for her departure after her final Brexit gambit failed, overshadowing a European election that will show a United Kingdom still riven by divisions over its EU divorce.
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Theresa May Asks For New Brexit Deadline, One Which Was Refused Earlier
Prime Minister Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to delay Britain's departure until June 30 while Brussels suggested that it might be best to postpone the split for up to a year.
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British PM Theresa May Asks EU To Delay Brexit Until June 30
PM Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to delay Britain's departure from the bloc until June 30, with the extension ending earlier if parliament approves her Brexit deal.
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Brexit Deal "Realistic" In 6 To 8 Weeks, Says EU Negotiator
EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said Monday it was "realistic" to expect an agreement on a divorce deal with London within the next eight weeks, striking an optimistic note as the clock ticks down to Britain's departure from the bloc.
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Britain's Boris Johnson Accused Of Brexit 'Backseat Driving'
Only days before Prime Minister Theresa May is due to speak in Italy about Britain's planned EU departure, Mr Johnson on Saturday published a 4,300-word newspaper article that roamed well beyond his ministerial brief and, in some cases, the approach set out by the government.
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Britain Needs Transitional Deal With European Union, To End Before Next Election
British trade minister Liam Fox said today that he backed a transition agreement to smooth Britain's departure from the European Union, but it would have to come to an end before the next election due in 2022.
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UK Election Live: Exit Polls Favour Theresa May, Rule Out Conservative Majority
Exit polls of UK elections favour Theresa May continuing her term as Prime Minister. The snap elections were announced by May on April 18. This elections determine who gets to negotiate Britain's departure from the EU over the next two years, and the strength of mandate that the government will have in parliament for five years. Chief contenders fo...
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Germany's Angela Merkel Does Not Expect More EU Departures After Brexit
Chancellor Angela Merkel does not fear that more countries will leave the European Union, she told a German newspaper as the bloc's leaders prepare to celebrate 60 years of union on Saturday days before Britain files for divorce.
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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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Brexit Could Be Delayed Until Late 2019: Report
Britain's departure from the EU could be delayed until late 2019 as civil servants struggle with the task and French and German elections may hold up the start of exit negotiations, a report said Sunday
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Britain Will Not Ask To Leave EU 'Before End' Of 2016: Theresa May
Prime Minister Theresa May stressed on Wednesday in Berlin that Britain would not ask to leave the European Union before the end of 2016 in order to plan a "sensible and orderly departure".
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Chances Of Brexit Trade Deal Below 50%, Says UK
Senior British minister Michael Gove put the chances of securing a trade deal with the European Union at less than 50% on Thursday, striking a pessimistic tone just two weeks before Britain completes its departure from the bloc.
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New Brexit Delay "In Nobody's Interest", Says France
France said on Saturday that any new delay in Britain's departure from the EU was "in nobody's interest" after British MPs postponed a decision on a new Brexit deal.
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Brexit Could Be Delayed For The Third Time, Says New EU Chief Nominee
Ursula von der Leyen, the nominee to be the next EU Commission president, said Wednesday that Brexit could be delayed for a third time, but warned London it must take responsiblity for "sorting out" its tortured departure from the bloc.
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New Prime Minister Won't Change Brexit, Says European Commission
The election of a new British prime minister will not change the accord on Britain's departure from the bloc agreed between the EU and the outgoing premier in London, a European Commission spokesman said today.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May To Quit On Friday: Report
Prime Minister Theresa May was under intense pressure to name a date for her departure after her final Brexit gambit failed, overshadowing a European election that will show a United Kingdom still riven by divisions over its EU divorce.
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Theresa May Asks For New Brexit Deadline, One Which Was Refused Earlier
Prime Minister Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to delay Britain's departure until June 30 while Brussels suggested that it might be best to postpone the split for up to a year.
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British PM Theresa May Asks EU To Delay Brexit Until June 30
PM Theresa May asked the European Union on Friday to delay Britain's departure from the bloc until June 30, with the extension ending earlier if parliament approves her Brexit deal.
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Brexit Deal "Realistic" In 6 To 8 Weeks, Says EU Negotiator
EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said Monday it was "realistic" to expect an agreement on a divorce deal with London within the next eight weeks, striking an optimistic note as the clock ticks down to Britain's departure from the bloc.
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Britain's Boris Johnson Accused Of Brexit 'Backseat Driving'
Only days before Prime Minister Theresa May is due to speak in Italy about Britain's planned EU departure, Mr Johnson on Saturday published a 4,300-word newspaper article that roamed well beyond his ministerial brief and, in some cases, the approach set out by the government.
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Britain Needs Transitional Deal With European Union, To End Before Next Election
British trade minister Liam Fox said today that he backed a transition agreement to smooth Britain's departure from the European Union, but it would have to come to an end before the next election due in 2022.
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UK Election Live: Exit Polls Favour Theresa May, Rule Out Conservative Majority
Exit polls of UK elections favour Theresa May continuing her term as Prime Minister. The snap elections were announced by May on April 18. This elections determine who gets to negotiate Britain's departure from the EU over the next two years, and the strength of mandate that the government will have in parliament for five years. Chief contenders fo...
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Germany's Angela Merkel Does Not Expect More EU Departures After Brexit
Chancellor Angela Merkel does not fear that more countries will leave the European Union, she told a German newspaper as the bloc's leaders prepare to celebrate 60 years of union on Saturday days before Britain files for divorce.
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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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Brexit Could Be Delayed Until Late 2019: Report
Britain's departure from the EU could be delayed until late 2019 as civil servants struggle with the task and French and German elections may hold up the start of exit negotiations, a report said Sunday
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Britain Will Not Ask To Leave EU 'Before End' Of 2016: Theresa May
Prime Minister Theresa May stressed on Wednesday in Berlin that Britain would not ask to leave the European Union before the end of 2016 in order to plan a "sensible and orderly departure".
