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British Parliament To Debate Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
Britain's parliament is to debate a petition signed by more than 4 million members of the public calling for a second referendum on European Union membership, but will not take a decision on whether to re-run last month's vote.
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Reported Hate Crimes Surged Around Brexit Vote: UK Police
Hate crimes surged in Britain before and after the June 23 EU referendum, police said on Friday, following a campaign dominated by a divisive debate about immigration.
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Reported Hate Crimes Surged Around Brexit Vote: UK Police
British police on Friday reported a sharp increase in hate crimes in the weeks before and after the June 23 EU referendum, which was dominated by a divisive debate about immigration.
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British 'Will Remain In The EU': Austrian Minister
Britain will not quit the European Union despite voting to do so in a June 23 referendum, Austria's finance minister Hans Joerg Schelling said in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Social Networks Could Predict The Next Brexit
The failure of polls and bookmakers to predict the outcome of the Brexit referendum will push the financial sector, which relies on accurate information, to search for alternatives. Some claim they obtained good results from scraping social media, which may have been the best way to predict the June 23 vote result.
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Top Brexit Campaigner Nigel Farage Says 'Let June 23 Be Our Independence Day'
Top anti-EU campaigner Nigel Farage said he was increasingly confident of victory on Friday after early results from Britain's EU referendum put the "Leave" camp ahead.
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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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Britain And Brexit: What The Rest Of The World Says
The prospect of Britain voting to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum has worried many foreign leaders and international bodies, leading to warnings about a loss of British influence and a possible blow to the global economy.
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Brexit Takes Opinion Poll Lead For First Time In UK
Opinion polls today showed a clear lead for the camp in favour of Britain's exit from the European Union (EU) in the June 23 referendum, giving 'Brexit' its largest lead since the start of the campaign.
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Donald Trump To Visit UK On June 22, Day Before EU Referendum
Controversial US presidential front-runner Donald Trump has preponed his planned visit to the UK by two days to the eve of the June 23 EU referendum that will decide the future of Britain in the 28-member economic bloc.
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Brexit: Francois Hollande Hopes UK 'Will Remember' Close Europe Ties
French President Francois Hollande voiced hope Wednesday that Britons "will remember" their close ties to Europe when they vote in a June 23 referendum on EU membership.
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UK Minister Uses PM Modi's Words To Make Anti-Brexit Case
One of Britain's senior Foreign Office ministers has used Prime Minister Narendra Modi's words to make his case against the UK leaving the European Union in the June 23 referendum, saying Brexit would not be a boost for India-UK ties.
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No Second EU Referendum If Result Is Close, Says David Cameron
Britain will not hold a second referendum on its membership of the European Union if the result of a June 23 vote is close, Prime Minister David Cameron said today.
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'In' Leads In ICM Phone Poll, 'Out' Leads In Online Poll Ahead Of Britain's EU Referendum
The "remain" camp was ahead of "leave" by eight points in the latest ICM telephone poll ahead of Britain's EU referendum next month, but an online poll conducted by the same pollster at the same time found "leave" ahead by four points.
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UK's David Cameron Urges Young Britons To Vote Against Brexit
British Prime Minister David Cameron will urge young Britons today to make sure they vote in a June 23 referendum on membership of the European Union, warning that leaving the bloc would hit youth voters hardest.
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British Parliament To Debate Petition Calling For Second EU Referendum
Britain's parliament is to debate a petition signed by more than 4 million members of the public calling for a second referendum on European Union membership, but will not take a decision on whether to re-run last month's vote.
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Reported Hate Crimes Surged Around Brexit Vote: UK Police
Hate crimes surged in Britain before and after the June 23 EU referendum, police said on Friday, following a campaign dominated by a divisive debate about immigration.
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Reported Hate Crimes Surged Around Brexit Vote: UK Police
British police on Friday reported a sharp increase in hate crimes in the weeks before and after the June 23 EU referendum, which was dominated by a divisive debate about immigration.
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British 'Will Remain In The EU': Austrian Minister
Britain will not quit the European Union despite voting to do so in a June 23 referendum, Austria's finance minister Hans Joerg Schelling said in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Social Networks Could Predict The Next Brexit
The failure of polls and bookmakers to predict the outcome of the Brexit referendum will push the financial sector, which relies on accurate information, to search for alternatives. Some claim they obtained good results from scraping social media, which may have been the best way to predict the June 23 vote result.
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Top Brexit Campaigner Nigel Farage Says 'Let June 23 Be Our Independence Day'
Top anti-EU campaigner Nigel Farage said he was increasingly confident of victory on Friday after early results from Britain's EU referendum put the "Leave" camp ahead.
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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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Britain And Brexit: What The Rest Of The World Says
The prospect of Britain voting to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum has worried many foreign leaders and international bodies, leading to warnings about a loss of British influence and a possible blow to the global economy.
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Brexit Takes Opinion Poll Lead For First Time In UK
Opinion polls today showed a clear lead for the camp in favour of Britain's exit from the European Union (EU) in the June 23 referendum, giving 'Brexit' its largest lead since the start of the campaign.
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Donald Trump To Visit UK On June 22, Day Before EU Referendum
Controversial US presidential front-runner Donald Trump has preponed his planned visit to the UK by two days to the eve of the June 23 EU referendum that will decide the future of Britain in the 28-member economic bloc.
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Brexit: Francois Hollande Hopes UK 'Will Remember' Close Europe Ties
French President Francois Hollande voiced hope Wednesday that Britons "will remember" their close ties to Europe when they vote in a June 23 referendum on EU membership.
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UK Minister Uses PM Modi's Words To Make Anti-Brexit Case
One of Britain's senior Foreign Office ministers has used Prime Minister Narendra Modi's words to make his case against the UK leaving the European Union in the June 23 referendum, saying Brexit would not be a boost for India-UK ties.
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No Second EU Referendum If Result Is Close, Says David Cameron
Britain will not hold a second referendum on its membership of the European Union if the result of a June 23 vote is close, Prime Minister David Cameron said today.
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'In' Leads In ICM Phone Poll, 'Out' Leads In Online Poll Ahead Of Britain's EU Referendum
The "remain" camp was ahead of "leave" by eight points in the latest ICM telephone poll ahead of Britain's EU referendum next month, but an online poll conducted by the same pollster at the same time found "leave" ahead by four points.
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UK's David Cameron Urges Young Britons To Vote Against Brexit
British Prime Minister David Cameron will urge young Britons today to make sure they vote in a June 23 referendum on membership of the European Union, warning that leaving the bloc would hit youth voters hardest.
