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LONDON — After years of delays, stumbles and intermittent negotiations, Prime Minister Theresa May this week finally presented a draft plan for Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union ...

THE UK will no longer be a member of the European Union after 11pm on January 31 2020. Britain’s exit is a complicated process. Here is our simple guide to what it’s all about. What is … ...

French President Emmanuel Macron has blamed Brexit for the small boat crisis in the English Channel as he unveiled a new ...

Brexit has introduced a whole new vocabulary. What is Brexit? ... He ran on a very simple promise: that he would deliver Brexit, “do or die” by the October 31 deadline.

There is much fuss being made about these Brexit negotiations. But the various red lines already drawn make it all really rather simple. We're leaving, we won't be in the Single Market because of ...

The simple blow-by-blow is as follows: – Johnson tries to push through hard-Brexit legislation in Parliament. That doesn’t work. – Johnson decides to suspend Parliament from mid-September.

(LONDON) -- European Union leaders in Brussels have approved an agreement that lays out how the U.K. will leave the bloc, and what future relations will be like. It is now up to the U.K. to approve ...

The 2016 referendum, which produced a majority for Brexit, can then be interpreted as showing that Brexit is indeed the will of the British people. And although the referendum was officially only ...

Parliament rejected Prime Minister Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal for a third time Friday, though by a smaller margin than in the prior two votes. While May vowed to keep trying to secure ...

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