real economy 03/04/2018 Disrupted US Relations a bigger risk to Europe’s Economy than Brexit: OECD Disrupted US Relations a bigger risk to Europe’s Economy than Brexit: OECD
United Kingdom 03/04/2018 UK passport maker to appeal loss of "Brexit blue" contract A petition in support of De La Rue, the British firm that makes UK passports, now tops 270,000 signatures
brussels bureau 30/03/2018 Brexit: Will UK be lost in space? Britain could be frozen out of parts of Galileo project, Europe's version of GPS
brussels bureau 30/03/2018 'Superheroes' call for second Brexit vote in London protest Anti-Brexit protesters take to streets of capital in open-top bus to demand voters have say on final divorce deal
Hungary 29/03/2018 Hungarians see Brexit as lost opportunity for travel & work Brexit seen from some EU nations as the end of a potential employment safety valve for the young in thriving London, and shrinking professional and leisure possibilities nationwide.
France 29/03/2018 Parisians far from happy with prospect of Brexit Residents of London's sister capital share their feelings with just a year to go before the two cities go their separate ways.
economy 29/03/2018 Will Brexit harm the UK economy? Pre-Brexit referendum, the UK economy was strong and is still growing but from one of the fastest it's fallen to one of the slowest
Belgium 29/03/2018 How some Belgians feel about Brexit It is 12 months before the UK formally leaves the EU and Euronews asked residents in the Belgium capital of Brussels how they felt about the historic decision.
United Kingdom 29/03/2018 UK prime minister on tour of Brexit-divided Britain May has 12 months to plot a successful course through difficult political and economic terrain
United Kingdom 29/03/2018 Brits won't be able to access UK Netflix in EU after Brexit As of the withdrawal date, UK citizens won't be able to benefit from their digital subscriptions, like BBC iPlayer and their UK Netflix catalogue, when travelling in the EU.
United Kingdom 29/03/2018 Article 50 a year on: Brexit ‘red lines’ change colour A year ago the UK triggered Article 50 — and in another year it will officially leave the EU. At the halfway stage, Euronews asks: to what extent have the EU and UK “red lines” changed colour?
world news 28/03/2018 May says Vote Leave fraud allegatiions will not derail Brexit The British Prime Minister told MPs that allegations of the Leave campaign using illegal funds will not get in the way of the UK leaving the European Union.
United Kingdom 27/03/2018 Cambridge Analytica scandal: Whistleblower questions Brexit result A whistleblower at the heart of a Facebook data scandal has questioned the result of Britain's 2016 Brexit referendum.
United Kingdom 23/03/2018 Theresa May welcomes EU’s Brexit transition offer EU leaders have formally adopted guidelines for negotiating post-Brexit relations and approved a transition offer for the UK, clearing the way for the next phase of talks.
world news 22/03/2018 May seeks EU support for UK over 'pattern of Russian aggression' European Union leaders are meeting for a two-day summit in Brussels, where British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned that Russia poses a threat to the whole bloc.
United Kingdom 22/03/2018 UK's post-Brexit blue passports to be printed by Franco-Dutch company Brexit supporters are furious after a bid to show Britain's independence from EU with blue passports looks to have backfired.
United Kingdom 21/03/2018 Farage returns to Thames to make fisheries protest Jacob Rees-Mogg and Tory Brexiteers launch protest over transition period but cry off boat trip after Tory whips get tough, leaving Nigel Farage to get his hands dirty, dumping fish in the river opposite Westminster.
United Kingdom 20/03/2018 'I am not a fish thrower', Jacob Rees-Mogg protests 'Am I going to change my name to Captain Haddock?', Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg asked, denying reports he'd throw dead fish into the Thames to protest against the delay in leaving the Common Fisheries Policy.
brussels bureau 19/03/2018 Brief from Brussels: Brexit 'decisive step' and farmer protest In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: The Brexit negotiators strike agreement on transition terms; and Belgian farmers roll into Brussels with
economy 15/03/2018 Third biggest UK company Unilever moves its headquarters from London to Rotterdam Unilever's CEO insists it has nothing to do with Brexit but unions say Britain is becoming less competitive.
