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"It's Now Obvious That Brexit Isn't Working", Says London Mayor
Britain's departure from the European Union has reduced the size of its economy by 6% so far - an annual cost of 140 billion pounds ($178 billion) - London mayor Sadiq Khan said on Thursday, with the shortfall seen reaching 10% by 2035.
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Hundreds Of Thousands Protest In London To Demand New Brexit Vote
Hundreds of thousands of protesters swamped London on Saturday demanding another referendum on EU membership amid political paralysis over Brexit, in one of the country's biggest protests in decades.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan Will Welcome Europeans Even After Brexit
London will remain open to Europe and the European Union even after Brexit, the city's mayor Sadiq Khan said on Tuesday, while urging the British government to guarantee that EU citizens living in Britain can stay.
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London Attack Won't Delay Start Of Brexit Process - UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Spokesman
Britain's plan to begin the formal process of leaving the European Union on March 29 will not be delayed by an attack on parliament which left four people dead, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Thursday.
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Amazon, Expedia Bet on the UK by Hiring, Adding Office Space
The moves come as the UK technology industry frets about the fallout from the nation's decision to leave the European Union by 2019.
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London Mayor Warns Asia, New York Will Win Out From Brexit
The ultimate winners of banks deserting Brexit-bound London will not be rival financial hubs in Europe but New York and Asia, the British capital's mayor warned Thursday.
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'Tired Of Fog? Try The Frogs!' Paris Tries To Poach London Business After Brexit
With a quip about British fog and French frogs, Paris began an advertising campaign on Monday aimed at poaching business from London after the Brexit vote raised questions about the future dominance of Europe's top financial capital.
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Now, Lexit: London Wants To Stay With EU, Says Petition
Will Brexit threaten London's long-booming economy? The British capital fears investors and bankers could flee the city after the shock nationwide vote, threatening its coveted reputation as a global financial hub.
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Britons Brave Torrential Rain To Vote In European Union Referendum
Despite torrential rains in London and south east England, voters headed to polls on Thursday to cast their ballots in a historic referendum on whether Britain should remain in or exit from the European Union (EU).
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Curry House Crisis Hots Up Brexit Debate
Mixing spices in a searing hot pan, cooking naan in the tandoor oven and juggling takeaway orders, restaurant owner Saiful Alam is short-staffed and stressed -- a situation he hopes Brexit will improve.
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"It's Now Obvious That Brexit Isn't Working", Says London Mayor
Britain's departure from the European Union has reduced the size of its economy by 6% so far - an annual cost of 140 billion pounds ($178 billion) - London mayor Sadiq Khan said on Thursday, with the shortfall seen reaching 10% by 2035.
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Hundreds Of Thousands Protest In London To Demand New Brexit Vote
Hundreds of thousands of protesters swamped London on Saturday demanding another referendum on EU membership amid political paralysis over Brexit, in one of the country's biggest protests in decades.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan Will Welcome Europeans Even After Brexit
London will remain open to Europe and the European Union even after Brexit, the city's mayor Sadiq Khan said on Tuesday, while urging the British government to guarantee that EU citizens living in Britain can stay.
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London Attack Won't Delay Start Of Brexit Process - UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Spokesman
Britain's plan to begin the formal process of leaving the European Union on March 29 will not be delayed by an attack on parliament which left four people dead, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Thursday.
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Amazon, Expedia Bet on the UK by Hiring, Adding Office Space
The moves come as the UK technology industry frets about the fallout from the nation's decision to leave the European Union by 2019.
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London Mayor Warns Asia, New York Will Win Out From Brexit
The ultimate winners of banks deserting Brexit-bound London will not be rival financial hubs in Europe but New York and Asia, the British capital's mayor warned Thursday.
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'Tired Of Fog? Try The Frogs!' Paris Tries To Poach London Business After Brexit
With a quip about British fog and French frogs, Paris began an advertising campaign on Monday aimed at poaching business from London after the Brexit vote raised questions about the future dominance of Europe's top financial capital.
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Now, Lexit: London Wants To Stay With EU, Says Petition
Will Brexit threaten London's long-booming economy? The British capital fears investors and bankers could flee the city after the shock nationwide vote, threatening its coveted reputation as a global financial hub.
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Britons Brave Torrential Rain To Vote In European Union Referendum
Despite torrential rains in London and south east England, voters headed to polls on Thursday to cast their ballots in a historic referendum on whether Britain should remain in or exit from the European Union (EU).
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Curry House Crisis Hots Up Brexit Debate
Mixing spices in a searing hot pan, cooking naan in the tandoor oven and juggling takeaway orders, restaurant owner Saiful Alam is short-staffed and stressed -- a situation he hopes Brexit will improve.
