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British ministers forecast thriving City of London in post-Brexit world
Since Britain voted to leave the European Union three years ago, London’s financial services industry has been jolted by the prospect of ending four decades of regulatory integration and losing access to the bloc in one fell swoop later this year.
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May's new Brexit offer retains Northern Irish backstop - paper
May said she will present a 'new, bold offer' to lawmakers with 'an improved package of measures' in a final attempt to get the Brexit divorce deal through parliament before she leaves office.
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Theresa May’s time in power nears end with Brexit saga unresolved
The Conservative leader has previously won praise for her determination and ability to survive what has often felt like a three-year political crisis since the referendum vote.
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May to agree departure after latest Brexit deal bid
The government has said lawmakers will be able to debate and vote on the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, the legislation required to enact May’s Brexit deal, in the week starting 3 June.
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May to agree departure timetable after 4th attempt at passing Brexit deal
Prime Minister Theresa May has come under increasing pressure from many in her party to set out clearly when she will quit in the event the agreement is rejected for the fourth time.
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British PM eyes final Brexit battle in June
After talks with opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Tuesday evening, May announced that MPs would vote on legislation to implement the Brexit deal in the week starting 3 June.
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Theresa May’s Conservatives battle Brexit ballot bloodbath
Brexit was originally set to happen on 29 March 2019. But MPs could not agree on the divorce deal British PM Theresa May struck with Brussels.
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EU rich-poor divide widens but still a worldwide low
The internationally accepted Gini coefficient formula that measures income disparities gives the 28-nation EU, as a whole, one of the best rankings in the world for equality, alongside that of Canada.
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Theresa May should set exit date next week - Sir Graham Brady
The British PM has promised to step down if MPs back the deal she struck with Brussels to leave the bloc.
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With low expectations, Conservatives and Labour resume Brexit talks
Almost three years since Britain voted to leave the EU, there is little clarity about how, when or even if Brexit will happen.
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Brexit deal could be done in "next few days", top Conservative says
The Conservatives lost 1,332 seats on English local councils that were up for re-election, and Labour - which would typically aim to gain hundreds of seats in a mid-term vote - instead lost 81.
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Main UK parties suffer Brexit battering in local elections
Britain’s bitterly-divided MPs have been unable to agree on a divorce deal with the EU, with the two main parties in talks on breaking the impasse that has produced little fruit so far.
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Migration is burning issue in EU election campaign
In all, around 7.5% of the more than 510 million people in the EU did not hold the citizenship of the country where they lived as of January 1, 2017, according to Eurostat.
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The Brexit law: What is the UK government considering putting to Parliament?
The UK government is now holding talks with the opposition Labour Party aimed at reaching a compromise on the way forward.
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Factbox - Brexit delayed: What happens next
May has so far been unable to get the exit package she agreed last year with the EU approved by the British parliament, meaning Brexit day has been pushed back to avoid leaving without a deal.
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EU gives Britain six-month delay to Brexit date
The deal struck during late night talks in Brussels means that, if London remains in the EU after 22 May, British voters will have to take part in European elections - or crash out on 1 June.
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EU to grant May a Brexit delay, with conditions
Theresa May had requested the EU defer Friday’s exit until 30 June but in Brussels a 'flextension' until the end of the year or until March 2020 was being discussed.
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Ready or not: What happens in case of no-deal Brexit
Here are the main ways Britain would be affected in case of a "no-deal" ending to the 46-year partnership.
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Rob Davies: DTI monitoring Brexit developments
Speaking on the 'Karima Brown Show' on Monday night, Trade and Industries Minister Rob Davies said that should the UK leave without a deal, trade rules would still be applicable, affecting products like the automotive industry.
