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European Union's Parting Shot: 'Good Riddance, Cameron'
Europe won't miss David Cameron, a senior EU lawmaker in Brussels said on Wednesday as the prime minister who led Britain to the exit left office and handed on the job of completing its withdrawal from the European Union.
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'I Was The Future Once,' Says David Cameron On His Final Day In Parliament
David Cameron made his final appearance in Parliament as Britain's leader today, turning the normally raucous Prime Minister's questions session into a time for praise, thanks, gentle ribbing, cheers - all spiced with a sprinkle of criticism.
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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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Theresa May: Tough Minister, Unifying Post-Brexit PM?
Britain's tough-talking interior minister Theresa May has avoided the Conservative party in-fighting that dominated the EU referendum campaign, making her a strong contender to replace leader David Cameron as premier.
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Barack Obama Says He Doesn't Anticipate Huge Change from EU Exit
President Barack Obama isn't expecting "major, cataclysmic changes" as a result of Britain's pending exit from the European Union.
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David Cameron Hails 'Partner' India In Post-Brexit Statement
UK's outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday hailed "important partner" India in his first Parliament statement since the country voted for leaving the EU and said Britain must not turn its back on Europe or the rest of the world.
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Paris, Berlin In 'Full Agreement' On How To Proceed On Brexit: French Presidency
French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday confirmed they were in "full agreement on how to handle the situation" created by Britain's seismic vote to quit the EU, French presidency sources said after a phone call between the two leaders.
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Cameron Steps Down As Britain Breaks With European Union
Prime Minister David Cameron staked his political future on remaining in the EU
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'Divided' Kingdom As Britain Votes To Leave EU, David Cameron To Quit
Britain has voted to leave the European Union, the BBC said based on voter tallies from Thursday's referendum, an outcome that would set the country on an uncertain path and deal the largest setback to European efforts to forge greater unity since World War Two.
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British PM David Cameron Votes In British EU Referendum
Prime Minister David Cameron cast his vote today in Britain's referendum on whether to remain in the European Union.
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Politicians Make Final Appeals In EU Vote Campaigning
Campaigners on both sides of the crucial vote on whether or not Britain should remain in the European Union crisscrossed the country today, their last day to win support from the undecided.
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On Eve Of Fateful British EU Referendum, Rivals Race For Final Votes
Prime Minister David Cameron and his eurosceptic opponents were crisscrossing Britain today in a final push for votes on the eve of a close-run referendum on European Union membership.
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'Brits Don't Quit', David Cameron Declares As EU Referendum In Balance
British Prime Minister David Cameron appealed to voters across the generation gap on Tuesday to back staying in the European Union, two days before a cliff-hanger referendum that will shape the future of the West.
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UK's EU Vote: David Cameron Warns 'Leave' Leader Wants To Divide
British Prime Minister David Cameron has warned of the dangers of embracing "leave" campaigner Nigel Farage's vision of Britain and its role in the world ahead of the country's referendum on its European Union membership.
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'Europe Mein Rehna Hai': David Cameron on Why Britain Should Remain In EU
With less than a fortnight to go for the UK to hold a referendum on whether it should remain or leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron says leaving the EU may mean dangerous consequences including losing jobs and safety in the UK. Speaking exclusively to NDTV's Radhika Iyer, the Prime Minister listed three top reasons why one should...
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European Union's Parting Shot: 'Good Riddance, Cameron'
Europe won't miss David Cameron, a senior EU lawmaker in Brussels said on Wednesday as the prime minister who led Britain to the exit left office and handed on the job of completing its withdrawal from the European Union.
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'I Was The Future Once,' Says David Cameron On His Final Day In Parliament
David Cameron made his final appearance in Parliament as Britain's leader today, turning the normally raucous Prime Minister's questions session into a time for praise, thanks, gentle ribbing, cheers - all spiced with a sprinkle of criticism.
-
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.
-
Theresa May: Tough Minister, Unifying Post-Brexit PM?
Britain's tough-talking interior minister Theresa May has avoided the Conservative party in-fighting that dominated the EU referendum campaign, making her a strong contender to replace leader David Cameron as premier.
-
Barack Obama Says He Doesn't Anticipate Huge Change from EU Exit
President Barack Obama isn't expecting "major, cataclysmic changes" as a result of Britain's pending exit from the European Union.
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David Cameron Hails 'Partner' India In Post-Brexit Statement
UK's outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday hailed "important partner" India in his first Parliament statement since the country voted for leaving the EU and said Britain must not turn its back on Europe or the rest of the world.
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Paris, Berlin In 'Full Agreement' On How To Proceed On Brexit: French Presidency
French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday confirmed they were in "full agreement on how to handle the situation" created by Britain's seismic vote to quit the EU, French presidency sources said after a phone call between the two leaders.
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Cameron Steps Down As Britain Breaks With European Union
Prime Minister David Cameron staked his political future on remaining in the EU
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'Divided' Kingdom As Britain Votes To Leave EU, David Cameron To Quit
Britain has voted to leave the European Union, the BBC said based on voter tallies from Thursday's referendum, an outcome that would set the country on an uncertain path and deal the largest setback to European efforts to forge greater unity since World War Two.
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British PM David Cameron Votes In British EU Referendum
Prime Minister David Cameron cast his vote today in Britain's referendum on whether to remain in the European Union.
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Politicians Make Final Appeals In EU Vote Campaigning
Campaigners on both sides of the crucial vote on whether or not Britain should remain in the European Union crisscrossed the country today, their last day to win support from the undecided.
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On Eve Of Fateful British EU Referendum, Rivals Race For Final Votes
Prime Minister David Cameron and his eurosceptic opponents were crisscrossing Britain today in a final push for votes on the eve of a close-run referendum on European Union membership.
-
'Brits Don't Quit', David Cameron Declares As EU Referendum In Balance
British Prime Minister David Cameron appealed to voters across the generation gap on Tuesday to back staying in the European Union, two days before a cliff-hanger referendum that will shape the future of the West.
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UK's EU Vote: David Cameron Warns 'Leave' Leader Wants To Divide
British Prime Minister David Cameron has warned of the dangers of embracing "leave" campaigner Nigel Farage's vision of Britain and its role in the world ahead of the country's referendum on its European Union membership.
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'Europe Mein Rehna Hai': David Cameron on Why Britain Should Remain In EU
With less than a fortnight to go for the UK to hold a referendum on whether it should remain or leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron says leaving the EU may mean dangerous consequences including losing jobs and safety in the UK. Speaking exclusively to NDTV's Radhika Iyer, the Prime Minister listed three top reasons why one should...
