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Google Cybersecurity Expert Links Russian Hackers to New Website Leaks Related to Brexit
Google cybersecurity expert and the former head of UK foreign intelligence has claimed that a new website that published leaked emails from several leading proponents of Britain's exit from the European Union is tied to Russian hackers.
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Britain To Finally Exit The European Union: What Changes After Brexit?
On Friday, January 31, Britain will finally exit the European Union. The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson will make an announcement as part of his speech outside Ten Downing on the day. The British Parliament square will be decked up with union flags.
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Lawmakers Say Britain Should Consider Longer EU Exit Process If Needed
Britain should consider a limited extension to its exit process from the European Union if needed to ensure details of its future relationship with the bloc are agreed, a committee of lawmakers said in a report.
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UK Election Live: Exit Polls Favour Theresa May, Rule Out Conservative Majority
Exit polls of UK elections favour Theresa May continuing her term as Prime Minister. The snap elections were announced by May on April 18. This elections determine who gets to negotiate Britain's departure from the EU over the next two years, and the strength of mandate that the government will have in parliament for five years. Chief contenders fo...
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Francois Hollande Says No Trade Deal With UK Before Brexit
French President Francois Hollande said Thursday that Britain must agree on the conditions of its exit from the EU before the bloc's members discuss other issues such as a trade deal.
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British Queen Approves Brexit Bill Giving PM Theresa May Power To Trigger EU Exit Talks
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has granted royal assent to the Brexit bill, paving the way for Prime Minister Theresa May to start the country's departure from the European Union.
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UK PM Theresa May Faces House Of Lords Defeat Over Post-Brexit Rights Of EU Nationals
Prime Minister Theresa May faces her first defeat over her plan to trigger Britain's exit from the European Union, with parliament's upper house set to vote on Wednesday in favour of forcing her to guarantee the future rights of EU nationals.
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Can Brexit Be Reversed? Court Case To Decide Today
A legal challenge to determine whether Britain's exit from the European Union can be reversed once triggered is to be filed in Dublin on Friday with the aim of securing a referral to the EU's top court within months, a lawyer taking the case said.
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Former British Foreign Secretary William Hague Appointed Citi Senior Adviser
Citigroup has hired former British foreign secretary William Hague to be a senior adviser to the Wall Street bank, as Britain prepares to negotiate its exit from the European Union.
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Regret Brexit, Not The Decision To Hold Referendum: UK Ex-PM David Cameron
Defending his decision to hold a referendum which led to Britain's exit from the EU, former UK Prime Minister David Cameron today said there are issues that go above Parliament and not taking people's consent on vital subjects is a "potential problem".
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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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Government Can't Trigger EU Exit Without Parliament: UK Court
In a major blow for Britain's government, the High Court says the prime minister can't trigger the U.K.'s exit from the European Union without approval from Parliament.
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UK Parliament 'Very Likely' To Vote On Final Brexit Deal
Britain's Parliament is "very likely" to get a chance to vote on the final agreement reached with the European Union (EU) on the UK's exit from the 28-nation economic bloc, a government lawyer has said.
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UK Lawsuit Challenges British PM Theresa May On Brexit
The case is considered the most important constitutional matter in a generation: can Prime Minister Theresa May start negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union without an act of Parliament?
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Sturgeon Says British PM Theresa May Does Not Care About Scotland Over Brexit
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon accused Theresa May of ignoring Scots over Britain's exit from the European Union after the British Prime Minister indicated that Scotland will not have a veto.
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Google Cybersecurity Expert Links Russian Hackers to New Website Leaks Related to Brexit
Google cybersecurity expert and the former head of UK foreign intelligence has claimed that a new website that published leaked emails from several leading proponents of Britain's exit from the European Union is tied to Russian hackers.
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Britain To Finally Exit The European Union: What Changes After Brexit?
On Friday, January 31, Britain will finally exit the European Union. The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson will make an announcement as part of his speech outside Ten Downing on the day. The British Parliament square will be decked up with union flags.
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Lawmakers Say Britain Should Consider Longer EU Exit Process If Needed
Britain should consider a limited extension to its exit process from the European Union if needed to ensure details of its future relationship with the bloc are agreed, a committee of lawmakers said in a report.
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UK Election Live: Exit Polls Favour Theresa May, Rule Out Conservative Majority
Exit polls of UK elections favour Theresa May continuing her term as Prime Minister. The snap elections were announced by May on April 18. This elections determine who gets to negotiate Britain's departure from the EU over the next two years, and the strength of mandate that the government will have in parliament for five years. Chief contenders fo...
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Francois Hollande Says No Trade Deal With UK Before Brexit
French President Francois Hollande said Thursday that Britain must agree on the conditions of its exit from the EU before the bloc's members discuss other issues such as a trade deal.
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British Queen Approves Brexit Bill Giving PM Theresa May Power To Trigger EU Exit Talks
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has granted royal assent to the Brexit bill, paving the way for Prime Minister Theresa May to start the country's departure from the European Union.
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UK PM Theresa May Faces House Of Lords Defeat Over Post-Brexit Rights Of EU Nationals
Prime Minister Theresa May faces her first defeat over her plan to trigger Britain's exit from the European Union, with parliament's upper house set to vote on Wednesday in favour of forcing her to guarantee the future rights of EU nationals.
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Can Brexit Be Reversed? Court Case To Decide Today
A legal challenge to determine whether Britain's exit from the European Union can be reversed once triggered is to be filed in Dublin on Friday with the aim of securing a referral to the EU's top court within months, a lawyer taking the case said.
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Former British Foreign Secretary William Hague Appointed Citi Senior Adviser
Citigroup has hired former British foreign secretary William Hague to be a senior adviser to the Wall Street bank, as Britain prepares to negotiate its exit from the European Union.
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Regret Brexit, Not The Decision To Hold Referendum: UK Ex-PM David Cameron
Defending his decision to hold a referendum which led to Britain's exit from the EU, former UK Prime Minister David Cameron today said there are issues that go above Parliament and not taking people's consent on vital subjects is a "potential problem".
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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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Government Can't Trigger EU Exit Without Parliament: UK Court
In a major blow for Britain's government, the High Court says the prime minister can't trigger the U.K.'s exit from the European Union without approval from Parliament.
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UK Parliament 'Very Likely' To Vote On Final Brexit Deal
Britain's Parliament is "very likely" to get a chance to vote on the final agreement reached with the European Union (EU) on the UK's exit from the 28-nation economic bloc, a government lawyer has said.
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UK Lawsuit Challenges British PM Theresa May On Brexit
The case is considered the most important constitutional matter in a generation: can Prime Minister Theresa May start negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union without an act of Parliament?
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Sturgeon Says British PM Theresa May Does Not Care About Scotland Over Brexit
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon accused Theresa May of ignoring Scots over Britain's exit from the European Union after the British Prime Minister indicated that Scotland will not have a veto.
