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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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United Kingdom's Official Brexit Campaign Fined, Case Referred To Police
Britain's official Brexit campaign, Vote Leave, has been fined for breaking spending rules in the 2016 EU membership referendum, the Electoral Commission said Tuesday, adding that it had referred the case to the police.
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Murderer Of UK Lawmaker Jo Cox Gets Whole-Life Jail Sentence
The man who murdered British Member of Parliament Jo Cox in the run-up to June's referendum on EU membership was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday and told he would never be released.
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UK Lawsuit Challenges British PM Theresa May On Brexit
The case is considered the most important constitutional matter in a generation: can Prime Minister Theresa May start negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union without an act of Parliament?
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UK Lawmakers To Debate On Second EU Membership Referendum
British lawmakers will debate a public petition on whether to hold a second referendum on the country's membership in the European Union.
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UK Warns May Miss 2020 Budget Surplus Target On Brexit
British finance minister George Osborne warned Friday that the government would likely scrap its promise to achieve a budget surplus by 2020 owing to fallout from Brexit.
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Five Questions For Britain And Europe After Brexit Vote
Britons voted in a referendum on Thursday to leave the European Union. Following are answers to key questions on what will happen next in Britain's relations with the bloc.
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With Two Days To Go, Britain's EU Referendum On A Knife-Edge
With two days to go until a referendum on EU membership that will shape the future of the European Union and the West, polls and surveys indicated British opinion is so divided that the outcome is too close to call.
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Britain Mourns Jo Cox, Killed In Daylight Attack Before EU Vote
The British flag flew at half-mast over the UK parliament as the nation mourned lawmaker Jo Cox who was killed in a shock daylight street attack in her home town in northern England on Thursday. The murder of the pro-European Union lawmaker has halted campaigning for the referendum on Britain's membership in the bloc just a week before the crucial ...
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What Would It Cost To Leave EU? UK Slaps A Price Tag On It
Britain's Treasury chief has put a price tag on it: Leaving the European Union would cost Britain the equivalent of $6,100 per household.
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Barack Obama To Travel To UK, Saudi Arabia: White House
President Barack Obama will travel to the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia in April, a visit set to be dominated by doubts over Britain's EU membership and concerns about turmoil in the Middle East.
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UK PM David Cameron Rebuked By Party Members For Ignoring Their Views On EU
British Prime Minister David Cameron is facing a revolt from among his Conservatives for encouraging lawmakers to ignore their local party's views on an upcoming European Union membership referendum.
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UK Cannot Have 'Europe A La Carte': European Union Parliament Leader
Britain faces opposition from European partners over plans to reform the EU ahead of an in/out referendum on membership,and should not expect "Europe a la carte," the European Parliament president warned Friday.
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British PM Outlines 4 Objectives For European Union Renegotiation
Prime Minister David Cameron said today he was confident of achieving four key objectives in renegotiating Britain's EU relationship but warned the UK would have to "think again" about membership if they were not met.
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UK Governmnent Plans Tougher Immigartion Polices Under EU Referendum Plan
Britain's first Conservative-only government in nearly two decades today unveiled its legislative agenda, confirming plans for tougher immigration policies, a referendum for the EU membership by the end of 2017 and more autonomy for Scotland.
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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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United Kingdom's Official Brexit Campaign Fined, Case Referred To Police
Britain's official Brexit campaign, Vote Leave, has been fined for breaking spending rules in the 2016 EU membership referendum, the Electoral Commission said Tuesday, adding that it had referred the case to the police.
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Murderer Of UK Lawmaker Jo Cox Gets Whole-Life Jail Sentence
The man who murdered British Member of Parliament Jo Cox in the run-up to June's referendum on EU membership was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday and told he would never be released.
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UK Lawsuit Challenges British PM Theresa May On Brexit
The case is considered the most important constitutional matter in a generation: can Prime Minister Theresa May start negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union without an act of Parliament?
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UK Lawmakers To Debate On Second EU Membership Referendum
British lawmakers will debate a public petition on whether to hold a second referendum on the country's membership in the European Union.
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UK Warns May Miss 2020 Budget Surplus Target On Brexit
British finance minister George Osborne warned Friday that the government would likely scrap its promise to achieve a budget surplus by 2020 owing to fallout from Brexit.
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Five Questions For Britain And Europe After Brexit Vote
Britons voted in a referendum on Thursday to leave the European Union. Following are answers to key questions on what will happen next in Britain's relations with the bloc.
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With Two Days To Go, Britain's EU Referendum On A Knife-Edge
With two days to go until a referendum on EU membership that will shape the future of the European Union and the West, polls and surveys indicated British opinion is so divided that the outcome is too close to call.
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Britain Mourns Jo Cox, Killed In Daylight Attack Before EU Vote
The British flag flew at half-mast over the UK parliament as the nation mourned lawmaker Jo Cox who was killed in a shock daylight street attack in her home town in northern England on Thursday. The murder of the pro-European Union lawmaker has halted campaigning for the referendum on Britain's membership in the bloc just a week before the crucial ...
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What Would It Cost To Leave EU? UK Slaps A Price Tag On It
Britain's Treasury chief has put a price tag on it: Leaving the European Union would cost Britain the equivalent of $6,100 per household.
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Barack Obama To Travel To UK, Saudi Arabia: White House
President Barack Obama will travel to the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia in April, a visit set to be dominated by doubts over Britain's EU membership and concerns about turmoil in the Middle East.
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UK PM David Cameron Rebuked By Party Members For Ignoring Their Views On EU
British Prime Minister David Cameron is facing a revolt from among his Conservatives for encouraging lawmakers to ignore their local party's views on an upcoming European Union membership referendum.
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UK Cannot Have 'Europe A La Carte': European Union Parliament Leader
Britain faces opposition from European partners over plans to reform the EU ahead of an in/out referendum on membership,and should not expect "Europe a la carte," the European Parliament president warned Friday.
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British PM Outlines 4 Objectives For European Union Renegotiation
Prime Minister David Cameron said today he was confident of achieving four key objectives in renegotiating Britain's EU relationship but warned the UK would have to "think again" about membership if they were not met.
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UK Governmnent Plans Tougher Immigartion Polices Under EU Referendum Plan
Britain's first Conservative-only government in nearly two decades today unveiled its legislative agenda, confirming plans for tougher immigration policies, a referendum for the EU membership by the end of 2017 and more autonomy for Scotland.
