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More Britons Want To Remain With EU Than Leave, Survey Shows
More Britons want to remain a member of the European Union than leave, according to a survey published on Sunday which also showed voters want to make the final decision themselves.
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Six Months On, Brexit Rift Among Britons Remains Wide
One campaigned to leave the European Union, the other to stay. Now, nearly six months after Britain's shock referendum vote for Brexit, two thirty-somethings prove the debate is still very much alive, and just as painful.
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Still Here? EU Reality Dims British Demand On Full Membership
Britain will "continue to play a full role until we leave", Prime Minister Theresa May told fellow leaders at her first EU summit; but for many Britons in Brussels that is a forlorn hope.
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Still Here? European Union Reality Dims British Demand On Full Membership
Britain will "continue to play a full role until we leave", Prime Minister Theresa May told fellow leaders at her first EU summit; but for many Britons in Brussels that is a forlorn hope.
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Britons May Need Visas To Visit EU After Brexit
Britain's immigration minister says UK citizens may have to pay for visas to visit European Union nations after the country leaves the bloc.
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Fewer Britons Visit Shops After EU Referendum: Report
The number of shoppers heading to British high streets and retail centres fell at the fastest pace in more than two years in June, with the weeks around the country's vote to leave the EU hit particularly hard, a survey found.
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Britain Rejects Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
The British government has rejected an online petition signed by 4.1 million people calling for a new referendum on whether to leave the European Union.
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S&P Strips UK Of Last Top-Notch Credit Rating After Brexit
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's stripped Britain of its last remaining top-notch credit rating on Monday, slashing it by two notches from AAA and warning more downgrades could follow after Britons voted to leave the European Union last week.
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Racist Incidents Have UK Worried What Referendum Has Wrought
A spate of racist incidents in the U.K. in the wake of Thursday's vote to leave the European Union have Britons concerned the result is emboldening extremist elements in society.
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EU Chief Assures British Staff They Not Losing Their Jobs
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has reassured Britons working for the EU executive that their jobs are not at risk following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, an EU official said on Friday.
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5 Questions For Britain And Europe After Brexit Vote
Britons voted in a referendum on Thursday to leave the European Union. Following are answers to key questions on what will happen next in Britain's relations with the bloc:
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Brexit: David Cameron To Go, Boris Johnson Seen As Today's Big Winner
British politics was thrown into turmoil on Friday after the British Prime Minister David Cameron's high-stakes gamble failed to pay off as Britons narrowly voted to leave the European Union.
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Opinion: How Indians Voted On Brexit - And How 'Leave' Will Impact Them
In this interconnected world, where a potential break-up of the European Union has been enough to have stock market indices tumble in Mumbai, the experience of India and Indians and Britons of Indian origin is indicative of the multitude of thoughts and urges and impulses that went into the Brexit drama.
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Anatomy Of Brexit: A Divided Kingdom
Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union has divided the country geographically, as well as between generations, between cities and rural areas and between Britons with and without a university education, analysts said.
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After Brexit Win, Choked David Cameron Says 'Not Right For Me To Be Captain'
British Prime Minister David Cameron announced on Friday that he will resign after Britons voted to leave the European Union despite his campaign to keep it in the bloc.
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More Britons Want To Remain With EU Than Leave, Survey Shows
More Britons want to remain a member of the European Union than leave, according to a survey published on Sunday which also showed voters want to make the final decision themselves.
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Six Months On, Brexit Rift Among Britons Remains Wide
One campaigned to leave the European Union, the other to stay. Now, nearly six months after Britain's shock referendum vote for Brexit, two thirty-somethings prove the debate is still very much alive, and just as painful.
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Still Here? EU Reality Dims British Demand On Full Membership
Britain will "continue to play a full role until we leave", Prime Minister Theresa May told fellow leaders at her first EU summit; but for many Britons in Brussels that is a forlorn hope.
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Still Here? European Union Reality Dims British Demand On Full Membership
Britain will "continue to play a full role until we leave", Prime Minister Theresa May told fellow leaders at her first EU summit; but for many Britons in Brussels that is a forlorn hope.
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Britons May Need Visas To Visit EU After Brexit
Britain's immigration minister says UK citizens may have to pay for visas to visit European Union nations after the country leaves the bloc.
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Fewer Britons Visit Shops After EU Referendum: Report
The number of shoppers heading to British high streets and retail centres fell at the fastest pace in more than two years in June, with the weeks around the country's vote to leave the EU hit particularly hard, a survey found.
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Britain Rejects Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
The British government has rejected an online petition signed by 4.1 million people calling for a new referendum on whether to leave the European Union.
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S&P Strips UK Of Last Top-Notch Credit Rating After Brexit
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's stripped Britain of its last remaining top-notch credit rating on Monday, slashing it by two notches from AAA and warning more downgrades could follow after Britons voted to leave the European Union last week.
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Racist Incidents Have UK Worried What Referendum Has Wrought
A spate of racist incidents in the U.K. in the wake of Thursday's vote to leave the European Union have Britons concerned the result is emboldening extremist elements in society.
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EU Chief Assures British Staff They Not Losing Their Jobs
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has reassured Britons working for the EU executive that their jobs are not at risk following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, an EU official said on Friday.
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5 Questions For Britain And Europe After Brexit Vote
Britons voted in a referendum on Thursday to leave the European Union. Following are answers to key questions on what will happen next in Britain's relations with the bloc:
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Brexit: David Cameron To Go, Boris Johnson Seen As Today's Big Winner
British politics was thrown into turmoil on Friday after the British Prime Minister David Cameron's high-stakes gamble failed to pay off as Britons narrowly voted to leave the European Union.
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Opinion: How Indians Voted On Brexit - And How 'Leave' Will Impact Them
In this interconnected world, where a potential break-up of the European Union has been enough to have stock market indices tumble in Mumbai, the experience of India and Indians and Britons of Indian origin is indicative of the multitude of thoughts and urges and impulses that went into the Brexit drama.
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Anatomy Of Brexit: A Divided Kingdom
Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union has divided the country geographically, as well as between generations, between cities and rural areas and between Britons with and without a university education, analysts said.
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After Brexit Win, Choked David Cameron Says 'Not Right For Me To Be Captain'
British Prime Minister David Cameron announced on Friday that he will resign after Britons voted to leave the European Union despite his campaign to keep it in the bloc.
