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Brexit deal should be flexible, open to adjustments – Merkel
Merkel said any agreement by the British government reached with the European Union on its exit from the bloc should be flexible and open to future adjustments
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Splits deepen over British ex-minister Johnson's burqa comments
Johnson, seen as the biggest threat to Prime Minister Theresa May’s struggling leadership, has become a lightning rod for discontent within the party.
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May scolds Johnson for burqa remark after outcry
Full-face coverings such as niqabs and burqas are a polarising issue across Europe, with some arguing that they symbolise discrimination against women and should be outlawed.
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No-deal Brexit? What it might mean for Britain
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday the possibility of Britain leaving the EU without striking any deal with Brussels was 'uncomfortably high'.
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PM May to meet Scotland's Sturgeon after Brexit standoff
A majority of Scots voted to stay in the European Union at a 2016 referendum where an overall majority in Britain voted to leave.
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Europe launches Galileo navigation satellites amid Brexit row
The EU aims to use Galileo to tap into the global market for satellite navigation services.
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Britain warns EU - we face 'Brexit no-deal by accident' unless you change course
Prime Minister Theresa May, who is grappling with a rebellion in her party, is still trying to strike a deal with the bloc.
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Under pressure at home, May demands new deal from EU on Irish border
Theresa May’s political future has been uncertain since her ‘white paper’ policy document on post-Brexit relations with the EU triggered resignations from the Cabinet.
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May wins Parliament vote after bowing to Brexit pressure
Prime Minister Theresa May has vowed to stick to her plan to negotiate the closest possible trade ties with the EU.
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May says Trump told her to sue the EU over Brexit
Britons voted to leave the EU in a referendum in June 2016 and the issue has dominated the political landscape since.
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May warns there could be ‘no Brexit at all’ - report
Earlier this week two senior ministers resigned in protest at Theresa May’s plans for trade with the EU after Britain leaves the bloc next March.
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Trump changes tack, vows ‘great’ trade deal with UK
Fresh from sending Nato into crisis talks, Donald Trump shocked Britain’s political establishment when he criticised Theresa May’s plans for ties with the EU after Britain leaves.
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Trump says May's Brexit plan kills hope of a US trade deal
In an interview published just hours before he was due to have lunch with May and tea with Queen Elizabeth on Friday, Trump chided the 'very unfortunate' results of the prime minister’s Brexit negotiation.
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Trump blasts May's Brexit plan, says it puts trade deal in doubt
Trump said May’s plans for a business-friendly Brexit would leave it too close to the EU to allow a new trans-Atlantic trade deal to be struck.
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Setting out vision for future ties, May presses Brexit plans
Her government will publish a so-called white paper policy document on the future relationship, just over two years after Britons voted in a referendum to leave the European Union.
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No 'reluctant conscript', Brexit minister quits in blow to May
The resignations further complicate that process, and put a question mark over whether she can get the backing of parliament for her Brexit plans and whether there may be a leadership contest.
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Brexit: Theresa May meets Cabinet to discuss trade plan with EU
The aim is to achieve trade, without tariffs or barriers, but how best to secure that is subject of huge disagreement.
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Conservative lawmakers pile Brexit pressure on May
With only nine months to go before Britain leaves the EU, Theresa May is also under pressure in Brussels to set out her vision for future ties.
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Mood darkens for UK consumers, businesses ahead of Brexit - surveys
Britain’s headline gauge of consumer confidence, compiled by market research firm GfK for the European Commission, fell unexpectedly to -9 from -7 in May.
