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British Lawmakers Conduct Inquiry Into Relations With India, Amid Brexit
British MPs are conducting an inquiry into the UK's relations with India to enhance trade and explore the implications of the UK's visa policy on bilateral relations amidst India's growing role in international geopolitics and its increasing importance as an economic powerhouse.
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Indian Companies In UK See Surge In Growth Post-Brexit: Report
As many as 800 Indian companies in the UK have generated 47.5 billion pounds in combined revenues last year and contributed significantly to post-Brexit Britain's economic growth, according to a new report.
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EU Parliament Adopts Brexit 'Red Lines' For Tougher Negotiations
The European Parliament on Wednesday overwhelmingly adopted its 'red lines' for tough Brexit negotiations, insisting Britain first agree divorce terms before striking a new trade deal.
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Despite Brexit, Britain Still Partner In NATO, Europe: Germany
Britain remains a key ally for the European Union and NATO, a spokeswoman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday, as London formally launched the process to quit the bloc.
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UK Local Visas Could Ease Post-Brexit Immigration Fears: Study
Britain could issue regional work visas in a bid to solve the explosive issue of immigration when it leaves the European Union, a study commissioned by the City of London Corporation found Thursday.
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Indian-Origin Man Speaks Out About Post-Brexit Attack
An Indian-origin digital marketing consultant today said he was attacked five days after Britain voted to leave the European Union (EU) on June 23.
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UK Orders Review Into Post-Brexit Hate Crime Rise
Britain today ordered a scoping review into the police handling of hate crimes after a sharp rise in such cases in the wake of the Brexit vote last month.
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'Bregret' After 'Brexit': Nearly 2.3 Million Britons Regret Voting For 'Leave' Says Survey
Nearly 2.3 million people in the UK regret voting for Brexit from the EU in last week's historic referendum, a trend which has come to be referred to as "Bregret", a new survey said today.
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PM Hopeful Michael Gove Says UK Leader Must Believe In Brexit
Political healing after Britain's vote to leave the European Union seemed a distant prospect Friday, as Justice Secretary Michael Gove ramped up his Conservative leadership bid but a senior colleague urged him to step aside.
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British Lawmakers Conduct Inquiry Into Relations With India, Amid Brexit
British MPs are conducting an inquiry into the UK's relations with India to enhance trade and explore the implications of the UK's visa policy on bilateral relations amidst India's growing role in international geopolitics and its increasing importance as an economic powerhouse.
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Indian Companies In UK See Surge In Growth Post-Brexit: Report
As many as 800 Indian companies in the UK have generated 47.5 billion pounds in combined revenues last year and contributed significantly to post-Brexit Britain's economic growth, according to a new report.
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EU Parliament Adopts Brexit 'Red Lines' For Tougher Negotiations
The European Parliament on Wednesday overwhelmingly adopted its 'red lines' for tough Brexit negotiations, insisting Britain first agree divorce terms before striking a new trade deal.
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Despite Brexit, Britain Still Partner In NATO, Europe: Germany
Britain remains a key ally for the European Union and NATO, a spokeswoman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday, as London formally launched the process to quit the bloc.
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UK Local Visas Could Ease Post-Brexit Immigration Fears: Study
Britain could issue regional work visas in a bid to solve the explosive issue of immigration when it leaves the European Union, a study commissioned by the City of London Corporation found Thursday.
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Indian-Origin Man Speaks Out About Post-Brexit Attack
An Indian-origin digital marketing consultant today said he was attacked five days after Britain voted to leave the European Union (EU) on June 23.
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UK Orders Review Into Post-Brexit Hate Crime Rise
Britain today ordered a scoping review into the police handling of hate crimes after a sharp rise in such cases in the wake of the Brexit vote last month.
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'Bregret' After 'Brexit': Nearly 2.3 Million Britons Regret Voting For 'Leave' Says Survey
Nearly 2.3 million people in the UK regret voting for Brexit from the EU in last week's historic referendum, a trend which has come to be referred to as "Bregret", a new survey said today.
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PM Hopeful Michael Gove Says UK Leader Must Believe In Brexit
Political healing after Britain's vote to leave the European Union seemed a distant prospect Friday, as Justice Secretary Michael Gove ramped up his Conservative leadership bid but a senior colleague urged him to step aside.
