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More Brexit humiliation for May as parliament defeats her again
MPs defeated the government 303-258 on the main motion asking them to reaffirm support for her plan to seek changes.
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May seeks more time to find Brexit deal, tells lawmakers: Hold your nerve
The United Kingdom is on course to leave the European Union on 29 March without a deal unless May can persuade the bloc to amend the divorce deal she agreed last year and get it approved by British lawmakers.
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May accused of playing 'chicken' with Brexit talks
Deal or no deal, Britain is due to leave the European Union on 29 March and a disorderly exit could cause chaos.
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In Brussels, EU gives May glimpse of Brexit hope
Senior EU officials urged her to grasp an olive branch from Labour opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn that echoed EU proposals for a permanent EU-UK customs union.
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Work urgently with me on Brexit - May appeals to EU
Just weeks after Parliament resoundingly rejected her Brexit deal, May needs to persuade a reluctant EU to change the Withdrawal Agreement to help her get lawmakers’ approval before Britain is due to leave the EU on 29 March.
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Britain's May to meet EU leaders Thursday on Brexit
Plans for Britain to leave the EU on 29 March under a withdrawal agreement signed last year were thrown into doubt when British lawmakers rejected the accord.
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UK seeks to reassure foreign investors over Brexit
Prime Minister Theresa May was due to hold a conference call with around 55 chairmen and chief executives of European multinationals with operations in Britain.
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May will seek 'pragmatic' solution to Brexit deal in Brussels
With less than two months until Britain is due to leave the bloc on 29 March, concerns are growing over the risk of a disorderly ‘no deal’ exit.
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May says to seek 'pragmatic' Brexit solution in Brussels
May shed little light on how she intended to solve the issue that has provoked most opposition from her lawmakers.
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May to try to ratchet up EU negotiations over Irish border
On Tuesday night, lawmakers voted on an amendment highlighting growing support for the existing agreement, except the section addressing the thorny border issue.
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A last throw of the Brexit dice for Britain's May
Analysts have warned of the growing risk of Britain leaving the European Union on 29 March with no agreement at all or even a general election in a desperate bid to break the impasse.
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May to EU - Reopen Brexit withdrawal agreement to win parliament's support
The EU have so far ruled out reopening the Withdrawal Agreement, which Theresa May said would be needed in order to provide legal changes to the so-called backstop.
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May asks lawmakers to send a message to Brussels on Brexit deal
Parliament will on Tuesday try to shape the future of the country’s exit from the European Union by debating and voting on what changes they want May to seek to her Brexit deal.
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Boris Johnson tells May - Ditch the Irish backstop and get support
With less than nine weeks until the United Kingdom is due by law to leave the European Union, there is no agreement yet in London on how to leave the EU.
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Queen sends a Brexit message to UK politicians: end your bickering
While Queen Elizabeth, 92, did not mention Brexit explicitly in an annual speech, the monarch said every generation faced 'fresh challenges and opportunities.'
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EU lawmakers say Brexit won't pass without backstop
Prime Minister Theresa May last year signed an agreement with her EU colleagues to allow Britain's orderly departure from the European Union on 29 March.
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Momentum gathers behind British MPs' bid to stop no-deal Brexit
Prime Minister Theresa May is battling to break the deadlock after last week’s crushing defeat of her two-year attempt to forge an orderly divorce raised the prospect of an exit without a deal.
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May’s Brexit Plan B a ‘non-starter’
The new plans from Prime Minister Theresa May focus on altering the current Brexit agreement regarding the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
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PM May tries to tweak defeated Brexit plan, refuses to rule out no-deal
Theresa May told parliament she could not take a “no-deal” Brexit off the table as there was no approved alternative, and the EU would be unlikely to postpone Britain’s exit date without an exit plan.
