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What are the amendments seeking to change the course of Brexit?

British members of parliament on Tuesday voted on seven amendments to Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, two of which passed.

20/01/2019

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Prince Philip caught driving without a seatbelt after car crash

Norfolk Police said that "suitable words of advice have been given to the driver."

20/01/2019

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Four men arrested over car bomb attack in Northern Ireland

The device detonated near a courthouse on Saturday evening. No one was injured.

19/01/2019

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Latest poll shows UK would now vote to remain as 'crossover day' looms

The latest results from the YouGov poll were released as the predicted date that the UK would turn Remain due to demographics loomed.

18/01/2019

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British ultrarunner Jasmin Paris becomes first woman to win 431km race

Whilst smashing the course record by about 12 hours, remarkably, she expressed milk for her baby daughter along the way.

18/01/2019

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Watch: Boris Johnson urges May to remove backstop from Brexit deal

Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson outlined his vision for Britain in a speech at construction equipment company JCB's world headquarters in central England.

18/01/2019

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Parliament's war of written words: May and Corbyn face off in letters

UK Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn hold Brexit back and forth via letter.

17/01/2019

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May should 'ditch her red lines' and 'get serious', says Jeremy Corbyn

Labour is ready to enter talks about a plan B for Brexit if a no-deal scenario is ruled out, UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said at a press conference in the town of Hastings in southeast England on Thursday.

17/01/2019

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Raw Politics: 'Brexit Big Band' turns divorce into music

Matthew Herbert is on an apology tour with his Brexit Big Band to highlight his frustration with the country's infighting.

16/01/2019

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Watch: David Cameron says 'doesn't regret' calling Brexit referendum

As Theresa May's government faced a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, David Cameron said he has no regrets calling the 2016 Brexit referendum.

16/01/2019

Europe Decoded

How are people reacting to the latest Brexit twist? | #TheCube

As Theresa May found herself dealing with a landslide defeat in a vote on her Brexit deal in the House of Commons, users on social media have been voicing their opinions on what the United Kingdom should now do about Brexit.

16/01/2019

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What is Theresa May's view on Brexit?

Following several days of tense Brexit action, we take a step back to remind ourselves of where Prime Minister Theresa May stands in all this

16/01/2019

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Sterling steadies after parliament's crushing rejection of Brexit deal

What comes next is crucial for the British economy with analysts fearing a 'no deal' worst case scenario

16/01/2019

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May must "shift red lines" to secure a new Brexit deal

MEPs see no room for negotiation unless stance changes

16/01/2019

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How does a no-confidence vote work in the UK? | Euronews answers

After British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal was defeated by 230 votes in the House of Commons on Tuesday, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn tabled a vote of no confidence in the government.

15/01/2019

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What's been the reaction to Theresa May's Brexit deal defeat?

Lots of strong adjectives being used to describe May's divorce deal defeat.

15/01/2019

Europe Decoded

Which Brexit campaign group spent the most on Facebook advertising?

The direct battle for votes might be taking place in the corridors of power but it’s also playing out on your social feeds.

15/01/2019

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What are the Brexit amendments that will be discussed before MPs vote?

House Speaker John Bercow selected four Brexit amendments that will be discussed before a vote on Theresa May's deal.

15/01/2019

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Attorney General to MPs 'You are not children...you are legislators'

'You are not children in the playground, you are legislators,' roars Attorney General

15/01/2019

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Campaigners demand 'people's vote' on Brexit with Titanic stunt

Activists staged a Titanic-themed stunt outside the Houses of Parliament in London on Tuesday, campaigning for a second EU referendum vote and calling Brexit a "sinking ship".

15/01/2019

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Brexit deal plan B: what happens now?

Brexit has in some ways reached a stalemate in negotiations in the UK. After UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal suffered a historic parliamentary defeat, and May herself slimly survived a vote of no confidence in her government earlier this week, there was no time to waste in laying down

15/01/2019

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'Political and constitutional turmoil' if Commons rejects Brexit deal

Former adviser to Theresa May, Tom Swarbrick, told Good Morning Europe it was “depressing” that MPs appeared to be disregarding the Brexit referendum result.

15/01/2019

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MPs crush May's Brexit deal: what happens next?

MPs rejected Theresa May's Brexit divorce deal by 432 votes to 202 bringing the prospect of a no-deal closer.

15/01/2019

World

Brexit by numbers: a few figures on May's EU divorce woes

With just one vote left on Theresa May’s EU divorce deal, Euronews’ Raw Politics team takes at a few Brexit numbers.

14/01/2019

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Brexit before baby: MP postpones birth to take part in crucial vote

“This is frankly lamentable,” said speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, on the fact that MPs had not yet approved proxy voting

14/01/2019

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‘Plots’ and ‘coups’: UK’s behind-the-scenes moves to ‘block Brexit’

British MPs are expected to reject Theresa May’s Brexit deal on Tuesday. But several attempts are underway to stop a ‘no deal’ exit from the EU on March 29.

14/01/2019