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UK government confirms Britain will take part in EU election on 23 May

After Britain was granted a six-month extension for exiting the EU, campaigning got underway with one figure leading the polls - Nigel Farage. But he has been criticised recently for appearing in a US talk show which focuses on conspiracy theories.

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'I’m embarrassed for England': Peter Hook on UK's political chaos

Brexit Will Tear Us Apart (Again).

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Many Britons shun holidays in EU amid Brexit uncertainty: travel firm

More people in UK are opting for destinations outside the European Union (EU) for their holidays compared to previous years in the face of a Brexit impasse, according to travel company Thomas Cook.

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Brexit 'yes-no game': SNP MPs and May go head-to-head in Commons

Scottish National Party MP Ian Blackford sparked an improptu round of the "yes-no game" in the House of Commons on Thursday.

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Watch: May to seek new Brexit delay and offers talks with opposition

British Prime Minister Theresa May has called for a further delay to Brexit and said a "short extension" to article 50 is needed.

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Vote Leave drops appeal against Brexit referendum fine

The campaign group said it did not have "the financial resources to carry forward the Appeal, even though we are confident that we would have prevailed."

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No-deal Brexit fears rise as MPs defeat May's deal for third time

Reaction after MPs reject Withdrawal Agreement for third time

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Your Call: Will another UK prime minister be better for Brexit?

Watch Wednesday night's full episode of Your Call here.

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Meet the man 'detained at Gatwick for wearing an anti-Brexit badge'

"The officer said: 'Take that badge off. It's offensive.' I refused."

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What are indicative votes? | Euronews Answers

The aim of Wednesday's votes will be to see if anything can command a majority in Parliament - here's how they work.

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UK Leavers and Remainers equally unhappy about Brexit process: poll

The research also shows a drop in confidence in Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal, with 63% of voters believing Britain has got a bad deal.

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The best placards from Saturday's anti-Brexit march in London

British cleverness was on full display in the form of banners and posters, which took centre stage as more than one million protestors marched in London to demonstrator their disappointment with how their government has handled divorce negotiations with the EU.

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Over 1 million rally in London to demand second Brexit referendum

Join us for coverage from what organisers are hoping will be a huge anti-Brexit protest in London.

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An oral history of Brexit

"Brexit means Brexit."

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An immigrant's tale: the Romanian escaping Brexit hostility

"You are a foreigner," Maria, who was heavily pregnant at the time, recalls the woman saying. "Your place is not here."

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Watch: A history of the UK and EU's rocky relationship

If you think Brexit was the beginning of friction between Britain and the EU, you'd be wrong. Here are the key dates in their rocky relationship from the UK joining on 1 Jan 1973.

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MPs vote to put back UK's departure from EU by at least three months

Join us for live coverage after UK MPs voted in favour of seeking a delay to Brexit

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UK government's lawyer uses a very un-legal term

Coming from a profession known for difficult-to-read legalese, this was unusually clear language from the UK's Attorney General Geoffrey Cox.

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UK MPs reject Brexit deal for second time despite changes to backstop

Join us for live coverage from London where British MPs are debating PM Theresa May's Brexit deal ahead of a make-or-break vote later today.

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Theresa May rushes to Strasbourg to find a deal as Brexit crunch looms

Theresa May rushed to Strasbourg on Monday to seek concessions from the European Union in a last-ditch attempt to avoid another humiliating defeat in Parliament of her deal to exit the bloc.