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Brexit Or No Brexit? Article 50 Author Says Britain Can Still Change Its Mind
Prime Minister Theresa May should stop misleading voters and admit that Brexit can be avoided if Britain decides to unilaterally scrap divorce talks, the man who drafted Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty will say on Friday.
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UK Can't Quantify Impact Of Leaving EU Without Trade Deal: Brexit Minister
The British government has not carried out an assessment of what effect leaving the European Union without a new trade deal would have on the economy, Brexit minister David Davis said on Wednesday.
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Theresa May To Address Parliamentarians After Brexit Bill Passage
British Prime Minister Theresa May will make a major statement to parliament on Tuesday, just hours after parliamentarians enabled her to start the withdrawal process from the European Union.
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Brexit Bill Set To Clear Major Parliamentary Hurdle
MPs look set to approve a bill on Wednesday empowering Prime Minister Theresa May to start Brexit negotiations, in a major step towards Britain leaving the European Union.
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Supreme Court Says Brexit Trigger Needs Parliamentary Vote. What Happens Next?
The government will now seek a vote in Parliament authorizing the use of Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which would start the two-year process of removing Britain from the 28-nation EU.
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Britain's PM Theresa May Offers Lawmakers Some Scrutiny Of Brexit Process
British Prime Minister Theresa May has offered to give lawmakers some scrutiny of the process to leave the European Union on condition they did not "undermine" her negotiations with 27 other members of the bloc.
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What Is Article 50? The Key To Brexit
It consists of just five short, vaguely worded paragraphs, but Article 50 of the European Union's 2007 Lisbon Treaty will decide how Britain leaves -- and it is already causing problems.
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Eurozone Membership is 'Irrevocable', Says European Union
A country's membership in the Eurozone is "irrevocable," a European Commission (EU) spokeswoman said today when asked about Greece's possible exit from the single currency union following elections this month.
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Brexit Or No Brexit? Article 50 Author Says Britain Can Still Change Its Mind
Prime Minister Theresa May should stop misleading voters and admit that Brexit can be avoided if Britain decides to unilaterally scrap divorce talks, the man who drafted Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty will say on Friday.
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UK Can't Quantify Impact Of Leaving EU Without Trade Deal: Brexit Minister
The British government has not carried out an assessment of what effect leaving the European Union without a new trade deal would have on the economy, Brexit minister David Davis said on Wednesday.
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Theresa May To Address Parliamentarians After Brexit Bill Passage
British Prime Minister Theresa May will make a major statement to parliament on Tuesday, just hours after parliamentarians enabled her to start the withdrawal process from the European Union.
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Brexit Bill Set To Clear Major Parliamentary Hurdle
MPs look set to approve a bill on Wednesday empowering Prime Minister Theresa May to start Brexit negotiations, in a major step towards Britain leaving the European Union.
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Supreme Court Says Brexit Trigger Needs Parliamentary Vote. What Happens Next?
The government will now seek a vote in Parliament authorizing the use of Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which would start the two-year process of removing Britain from the 28-nation EU.
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Britain's PM Theresa May Offers Lawmakers Some Scrutiny Of Brexit Process
British Prime Minister Theresa May has offered to give lawmakers some scrutiny of the process to leave the European Union on condition they did not "undermine" her negotiations with 27 other members of the bloc.
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What Is Article 50? The Key To Brexit
It consists of just five short, vaguely worded paragraphs, but Article 50 of the European Union's 2007 Lisbon Treaty will decide how Britain leaves -- and it is already causing problems.
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Eurozone Membership is 'Irrevocable', Says European Union
A country's membership in the Eurozone is "irrevocable," a European Commission (EU) spokeswoman said today when asked about Greece's possible exit from the single currency union following elections this month.
