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Britain To Keep EU Laws During Brexit Transition For Certainty
Britain set out on Tuesday how it plans to keep European Union laws during its transition from the bloc after next March, saying elements of the 1972 laws which make Britain a member of the bloc would need to be saved, including a role for the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
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EU Leaders Willing To Compromise Freedom Of Movement, Says Tony Blair
European Union leaders are willing to change the bloc's rules for the freedom of movement of workers, opening an opportunity for Britain to avoid a damaging "hard Brexit", former prime minister Tony Blair said today.
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Britain, European Union To Start Historic Brexit Talks
Britain starts formal talks to leave the EU today, seeking a deal "like no other in history" despite entering fiendishly difficult negotiations with a badly weakened government.
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UK Sees 'Happy' Brexit Outcome For Both Sides: Boris Johnson
Brexit talks beginning Monday will lead to a positive outcome for both Britain and the European Union, British foreign minister Boris Johnson said."I think the whole process will lead to a happy resolution which can be done with honour and profit to both sides," Johnson said as he went into an EU foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg.
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Britain Will Lose More From Brexit Than EU, Bloc's Foreign Policy Chief Says
Britain will lose more than the European Union from its decision to leave the bloc, the EU's top diplomat said on Thursday, and talks with London were expected to be difficult.
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European Union Parliament Prepares To Set Brexit 'Red Lines'
The European Parliament will on Wednesday lay down its "red lines" for negotiations over a Brexit deal, on which the assembly will have the final say in two years' time.
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Britain Has A Brexit Backup Plan If Talks Fail, Says Minister David Davis
Prime Minister Theresa May is set to begin exit talks by the end of the month, kicking off Britain's most complex set of negotiations since the end of World War Two. The outcome will shape Britain's political and economic future.
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Battle-Hardened In Britain, Prime Minister Theresa May Prepares For Brexit Talks
British Prime Minister Theresa May is unlikely to bow to political expedience in Brexit negotiations but will make up her own mind about what she believes is best and refuse to give ground - that's if past form is anything to go by.
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British Envoy To EU Ivan Rogers Quits, Attacks UK Government Over Brexit
Britain's top diplomat Sir Ivan Rogers at the European Union quit his post with a blistering attack on the government, giving voice to what several sources say is wider frustration among officials over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May Promises 'Right' Brexit Deal In New Year Message
British Prime Minister Theresa May in her New Year video message pledged that she would work towards getting the "right deal" for Britain as it prepares to leave the European Union after a "divisive" referendum.
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UK Faces Another Brexit Legal Fight Over Single Market: Report
The British government could face a legal challenge over whether leaving the European Union automatically would trigger a departure from the single market, the BBC reported on Monday.
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UK Lawmakers To Debate On Second EU Membership Referendum
British lawmakers will debate a public petition on whether to hold a second referendum on the country's membership in the European Union.
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No Deadline For Start Of Brexit Talks: EU President
EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Monday there was no deadline for Britain to start talks on leaving the European Union.
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UK Records 6,193 Post-Brexit Hate Crimes
More than 6,000 hate crimes have been reported to police in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union (EU) last month, latest figures released this week show.
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EU Citizens Arriving In UK Ahead Of Brexit May Not Be Able To Stay
Britain's new Brexit minister said today that new European Union citizens arriving in Britain as Brexit nears may not have their right to remain in the country protected.
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Britain To Keep EU Laws During Brexit Transition For Certainty
Britain set out on Tuesday how it plans to keep European Union laws during its transition from the bloc after next March, saying elements of the 1972 laws which make Britain a member of the bloc would need to be saved, including a role for the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
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EU Leaders Willing To Compromise Freedom Of Movement, Says Tony Blair
European Union leaders are willing to change the bloc's rules for the freedom of movement of workers, opening an opportunity for Britain to avoid a damaging "hard Brexit", former prime minister Tony Blair said today.
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Britain, European Union To Start Historic Brexit Talks
Britain starts formal talks to leave the EU today, seeking a deal "like no other in history" despite entering fiendishly difficult negotiations with a badly weakened government.
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UK Sees 'Happy' Brexit Outcome For Both Sides: Boris Johnson
Brexit talks beginning Monday will lead to a positive outcome for both Britain and the European Union, British foreign minister Boris Johnson said."I think the whole process will lead to a happy resolution which can be done with honour and profit to both sides," Johnson said as he went into an EU foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg.
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Britain Will Lose More From Brexit Than EU, Bloc's Foreign Policy Chief Says
Britain will lose more than the European Union from its decision to leave the bloc, the EU's top diplomat said on Thursday, and talks with London were expected to be difficult.
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European Union Parliament Prepares To Set Brexit 'Red Lines'
The European Parliament will on Wednesday lay down its "red lines" for negotiations over a Brexit deal, on which the assembly will have the final say in two years' time.
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Britain Has A Brexit Backup Plan If Talks Fail, Says Minister David Davis
Prime Minister Theresa May is set to begin exit talks by the end of the month, kicking off Britain's most complex set of negotiations since the end of World War Two. The outcome will shape Britain's political and economic future.
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Battle-Hardened In Britain, Prime Minister Theresa May Prepares For Brexit Talks
British Prime Minister Theresa May is unlikely to bow to political expedience in Brexit negotiations but will make up her own mind about what she believes is best and refuse to give ground - that's if past form is anything to go by.
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British Envoy To EU Ivan Rogers Quits, Attacks UK Government Over Brexit
Britain's top diplomat Sir Ivan Rogers at the European Union quit his post with a blistering attack on the government, giving voice to what several sources say is wider frustration among officials over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May Promises 'Right' Brexit Deal In New Year Message
British Prime Minister Theresa May in her New Year video message pledged that she would work towards getting the "right deal" for Britain as it prepares to leave the European Union after a "divisive" referendum.
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UK Faces Another Brexit Legal Fight Over Single Market: Report
The British government could face a legal challenge over whether leaving the European Union automatically would trigger a departure from the single market, the BBC reported on Monday.
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UK Lawmakers To Debate On Second EU Membership Referendum
British lawmakers will debate a public petition on whether to hold a second referendum on the country's membership in the European Union.
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No Deadline For Start Of Brexit Talks: EU President
EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Monday there was no deadline for Britain to start talks on leaving the European Union.
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UK Records 6,193 Post-Brexit Hate Crimes
More than 6,000 hate crimes have been reported to police in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union (EU) last month, latest figures released this week show.
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EU Citizens Arriving In UK Ahead Of Brexit May Not Be Able To Stay
Britain's new Brexit minister said today that new European Union citizens arriving in Britain as Brexit nears may not have their right to remain in the country protected.
