Brexit Referendum
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Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn Would Be "Neutral" In Another Brexit Vote
British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Friday revealed for the first time that he will remain neutral in the second Brexit referendum that he has vowed to hold if he becomes prime minister next month.
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Theresa May To Ask British Lawmakers To Vote On Second Brexit Referendum
British Prime Minister Theresa May said her government will include in her Withdrawal Agreement Bill a requirement for Members of Parliament (MPs) to vote on whether to hold another Brexit referendum.
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Hate Crimes In Schools Doubled During Brexit Campaign: Report
Reports of hate crimes across schools in England almost doubled during the Brexit referendum campaign last year, according to a new report released today.
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British PM Theresa May Urges Post-Brexit Vote Unity In 2017
British Prime Minister Theresa May urged the country to come together in 2017 after a year of bitter divisions exposed by the Brexit referendum, in her first Christmas message released Saturday.
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Britain Braces For First Budget Since Brexit Vote
Britain on Wednesday delivers its first budget since the Brexit referendum, with economists expecting a slight shift away from years of austerity as the nation readies its EU exit strategy.
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No Second Vote Or Attempt To Stay In EU By 'Back Door': Theresa May
British Prime Minister Theresa May told members of her government on Wednesday that they would have to deliver Brexit, ruling out any second referendum or any attempt to stay in the European Union by the "back door".
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Social Networks Could Predict The Next Brexit
The failure of polls and bookmakers to predict the outcome of the Brexit referendum will push the financial sector, which relies on accurate information, to search for alternatives. Some claim they obtained good results from scraping social media, which may have been the best way to predict the June 23 vote result.
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Britain Confronts A Wave Of Racist Incidents After The Brexit Vote
After Thursday's referendum on a "Brexit," a wave of racist incidents have been reported to British police and documented in widely shared social media posts.
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Racial Abuse Spirals In UK Post-Brexit, Indians Among The Targets
More than a hundred incidents of racial abuse and hate crimes have been reported in UK since she voted to leave the European Union last week. The targets were not only Europeans but people of colour, including Indians.
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Brexit Vote Sends A Message To Politicians Everywhere: It Can Happen Here
If anyone still needed a reminder that the phrase "it can't happen here" should be struck from the lexicon of 2016, Britain's historic Brexit referendum provided one more dramatic piece of evidence. The question is how Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and their allies interpret the results of what did happen here.
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The Consequences Of The Brexit Referendum
Britain is expected to submit an application to leave the European Union following Thursday's referendum, after which it would have two years to negotiate an exit.
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Brexit Camp Celebrates As Britain Decides To 'Leave' EU : Live Updates
Final results incline towards 'Leave' campaign as Britain gets ready to exit from the European Union. 'Brexit', a term coined for the camp 'Leave', will influence many UK policies including immigration in the future.
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Brexit: Bad For Britain, But Potentially Good For India
Despite being a ludicrous proposition, countries across the world must address the contingency of a Brexit. If it does happen, it will have wide-ranging repercussions on every country that is remotely connected with the global financial market.
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Fear Of Brexit 'Unknown' On Ireland's Open Border
Businesses on both sides of the open border that divides Ireland are watching Britain's EU referendum with a wary eye, concerned that a bygone era of customs checks could return.
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Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn Would Be "Neutral" In Another Brexit Vote
British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Friday revealed for the first time that he will remain neutral in the second Brexit referendum that he has vowed to hold if he becomes prime minister next month.
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Theresa May To Ask British Lawmakers To Vote On Second Brexit Referendum
British Prime Minister Theresa May said her government will include in her Withdrawal Agreement Bill a requirement for Members of Parliament (MPs) to vote on whether to hold another Brexit referendum.
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Hate Crimes In Schools Doubled During Brexit Campaign: Report
Reports of hate crimes across schools in England almost doubled during the Brexit referendum campaign last year, according to a new report released today.
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British PM Theresa May Urges Post-Brexit Vote Unity In 2017
British Prime Minister Theresa May urged the country to come together in 2017 after a year of bitter divisions exposed by the Brexit referendum, in her first Christmas message released Saturday.
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Britain Braces For First Budget Since Brexit Vote
Britain on Wednesday delivers its first budget since the Brexit referendum, with economists expecting a slight shift away from years of austerity as the nation readies its EU exit strategy.
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No Second Vote Or Attempt To Stay In EU By 'Back Door': Theresa May
British Prime Minister Theresa May told members of her government on Wednesday that they would have to deliver Brexit, ruling out any second referendum or any attempt to stay in the European Union by the "back door".
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Social Networks Could Predict The Next Brexit
The failure of polls and bookmakers to predict the outcome of the Brexit referendum will push the financial sector, which relies on accurate information, to search for alternatives. Some claim they obtained good results from scraping social media, which may have been the best way to predict the June 23 vote result.
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Britain Confronts A Wave Of Racist Incidents After The Brexit Vote
After Thursday's referendum on a "Brexit," a wave of racist incidents have been reported to British police and documented in widely shared social media posts.
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Racial Abuse Spirals In UK Post-Brexit, Indians Among The Targets
More than a hundred incidents of racial abuse and hate crimes have been reported in UK since she voted to leave the European Union last week. The targets were not only Europeans but people of colour, including Indians.
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Brexit Vote Sends A Message To Politicians Everywhere: It Can Happen Here
If anyone still needed a reminder that the phrase "it can't happen here" should be struck from the lexicon of 2016, Britain's historic Brexit referendum provided one more dramatic piece of evidence. The question is how Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and their allies interpret the results of what did happen here.
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The Consequences Of The Brexit Referendum
Britain is expected to submit an application to leave the European Union following Thursday's referendum, after which it would have two years to negotiate an exit.
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Brexit Camp Celebrates As Britain Decides To 'Leave' EU : Live Updates
Final results incline towards 'Leave' campaign as Britain gets ready to exit from the European Union. 'Brexit', a term coined for the camp 'Leave', will influence many UK policies including immigration in the future.
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Brexit: Bad For Britain, But Potentially Good For India
Despite being a ludicrous proposition, countries across the world must address the contingency of a Brexit. If it does happen, it will have wide-ranging repercussions on every country that is remotely connected with the global financial market.
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Fear Of Brexit 'Unknown' On Ireland's Open Border
Businesses on both sides of the open border that divides Ireland are watching Britain's EU referendum with a wary eye, concerned that a bygone era of customs checks could return.
