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All About The EU's Biometric Entry System For Non-EU Citizens
How all non-European Union citizens, including British visitors, travel to and from the bloc will start to change from Sunday when its long-delayed new biometric entry-check system starts operations.
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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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Explainer: What Next For Brexit After UK Parliament Rejects Boris Johnson's Timetable?
The British parliament rejected Prime Minister Boris Johnson's attempt to fast-track a Brexit law through parliament, making a delay beyond the October 31 exit date almost inevitable, and casting the entire EU divorce into doubt.
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Boris Johnson's Final Brexit Offer Welcomed By European Union
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a final Brexit offer to the European Union on Wednesday, pitching a possible compromise for a last-minute exit deal that was cautiously welcomed by the EU though the two sides still remain far apart.
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UK Supreme Court To Rule On Parliament Suspension Tuesday
The Supreme Court will decide on Tuesday on whether British Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in shutting down parliament in the run-up to the country's scheduled EU exit next month.
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Brexit: Queen Approves UK Parliament's Suspension Till October 14
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will limit parliament's ability to derail his Brexit plan by cutting the amount of time it will sit between now and EU exit day on October 31, infuriating opponents who urged Queen Elizabeth to intervene.
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British Lawmakers Assert Authority In Brexit Blow To Theresa May
British lawmakers defeated Prime Minister Theresa May in a key Brexit vote on Wednesday, asserting their authority over the EU exit process by demanding a final say on the divorce 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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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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Brexit Talks Have 15-Month Window: EU Negotiator
The European Parliament's Brexit negotiator warned his British counterpart on Tuesday that there is an "intense" window of just 15 months to complete talks for the country's exit from the EU.
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All About The EU's Biometric Entry System For Non-EU Citizens
How all non-European Union citizens, including British visitors, travel to and from the bloc will start to change from Sunday when its long-delayed new biometric entry-check system starts operations.
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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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Explainer: What Next For Brexit After UK Parliament Rejects Boris Johnson's Timetable?
The British parliament rejected Prime Minister Boris Johnson's attempt to fast-track a Brexit law through parliament, making a delay beyond the October 31 exit date almost inevitable, and casting the entire EU divorce into doubt.
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Boris Johnson's Final Brexit Offer Welcomed By European Union
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a final Brexit offer to the European Union on Wednesday, pitching a possible compromise for a last-minute exit deal that was cautiously welcomed by the EU though the two sides still remain far apart.
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UK Supreme Court To Rule On Parliament Suspension Tuesday
The Supreme Court will decide on Tuesday on whether British Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in shutting down parliament in the run-up to the country's scheduled EU exit next month.
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Brexit: Queen Approves UK Parliament's Suspension Till October 14
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will limit parliament's ability to derail his Brexit plan by cutting the amount of time it will sit between now and EU exit day on October 31, infuriating opponents who urged Queen Elizabeth to intervene.
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British Lawmakers Assert Authority In Brexit Blow To Theresa May
British lawmakers defeated Prime Minister Theresa May in a key Brexit vote on Wednesday, asserting their authority over the EU exit process by demanding a final say on the divorce 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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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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Brexit Talks Have 15-Month Window: EU Negotiator
The European Parliament's Brexit negotiator warned his British counterpart on Tuesday that there is an "intense" window of just 15 months to complete talks for the country's exit from the EU.
