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Theresa May To Address Parliamentarians After Brexit Bill Passage
British Prime Minister Theresa May will make a major statement to parliament on Tuesday, just hours after parliamentarians enabled her to start the withdrawal process from the European Union.
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Date Set For Brexit Case Result In Britain's Supreme Court
Judges in the British Supreme Court will deliver their ruling on January 24 over who should decide on Britain's Brexit measures.
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UK Government Begins Legal Fight Against Ruling That Could Derail Brexit
The British government launched a Supreme Court battle on Monday over who has the power to trigger the formal process of leaving the European Union, seeking to overturn a legal ruling that could derail its Brexit strategy.
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Britain To Trigger EU Divorce Process By End Of March 2017: Theresa May
Britain will trigger the formal divorce process from the European Union by the end of March 2017, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday.
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UK Plans To Trigger Formal EU Exit Process In Early 2017: Boris Johnson
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday that Britain plans to trigger Article 50, the formal process for leaving the European Union, early next year.
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Brexit Could Be Delayed As Government Departments Not Ready: Report
Britain could leave the European Union towards the end of 2019, instead of early that year as expected by some politicians, reported the Sunday Times citing sources who have been briefed by ministers that Brexit departments were not ready.
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UK 'Should Only Trigger Article 50' To Leave EU When Ready
Britain should only trigger Article 50 to leave the EU when it has a "clear view" of how its future in the bloc looks, finance minister George Osborne said today following last week's shock referendum.
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What Is Article 50? The Key To Brexit
It consists of just five short, vaguely worded paragraphs, but Article 50 of the European Union's 2007 Lisbon Treaty will decide how Britain leaves -- and it is already causing problems.
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Theresa May To Address Parliamentarians After Brexit Bill Passage
British Prime Minister Theresa May will make a major statement to parliament on Tuesday, just hours after parliamentarians enabled her to start the withdrawal process from the European Union.
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Date Set For Brexit Case Result In Britain's Supreme Court
Judges in the British Supreme Court will deliver their ruling on January 24 over who should decide on Britain's Brexit measures.
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UK Government Begins Legal Fight Against Ruling That Could Derail Brexit
The British government launched a Supreme Court battle on Monday over who has the power to trigger the formal process of leaving the European Union, seeking to overturn a legal ruling that could derail its Brexit strategy.
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Britain To Trigger EU Divorce Process By End Of March 2017: Theresa May
Britain will trigger the formal divorce process from the European Union by the end of March 2017, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday.
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UK Plans To Trigger Formal EU Exit Process In Early 2017: Boris Johnson
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday that Britain plans to trigger Article 50, the formal process for leaving the European Union, early next year.
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Brexit Could Be Delayed As Government Departments Not Ready: Report
Britain could leave the European Union towards the end of 2019, instead of early that year as expected by some politicians, reported the Sunday Times citing sources who have been briefed by ministers that Brexit departments were not ready.
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UK 'Should Only Trigger Article 50' To Leave EU When Ready
Britain should only trigger Article 50 to leave the EU when it has a "clear view" of how its future in the bloc looks, finance minister George Osborne said today following last week's shock referendum.
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What Is Article 50? The Key To Brexit
It consists of just five short, vaguely worded paragraphs, but Article 50 of the European Union's 2007 Lisbon Treaty will decide how Britain leaves -- and it is already causing problems.
