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Prime Minister Theresa May defends Brexit plan

It's after two of her senior cabinet members have quit over her Brexit deal

United Kingdom

New Brexit minister named after David Davis resigned

UK Prime Minister Theresa May appoints a new Brexit minister after David Davis resigned claiming she had given away "too much too easily"

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Could Brexit be called off? 'Who knows' says EU chief

European Council President Donald Tusk raises prospect of Brexit not happening after UK resignations

United Kingdom

Blow for Theresa May as UK Brexit negotiator David Davis quits

British Secretary David Davis resigns from the UK government over PM's plans for a "soft" Brexit deal.

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As it happened: Monday, July 9

This is our as-it-happened coverage of key news developments this morning, Monday, July 9.

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Airbus CEO says UK government has ‘no clue’ how to handle Brexit

Tom Enders, chief executive of Airbus, has hit out at the UK government for its divisions over Brexit and said that its decision to leave the EU will harm the country, whatever form its departure takes.

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The case for a hard Brexit: why it might not be all doom and gloom

Brexit supporters argue the UK must cut free from EU ties to trade with the wider world – and has no reason to fear leaving the bloc without an accord.

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To Brexit or not to Brexit: uncut interviews with Blair and Farage

Nigel Farage: the European Union is a bad project and needs to end completely Tony Blair: another vote could yet be held to decide its future position.

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As it happened this morning: Friday, July 6

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.

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Brexit campaign 'broke election rules', preliminary report shows

Initial findings of an investigation into Vote Leave by the Electoral Commission show the referendum campaign group guilty of exceeding spend limits and failing to comply with other rules.

Economy

European Council president issues "last call" to Theresa May

After this week's EU summit in Brussels Donald Tusk said time was running out to reach a deal before Britain is due to leave the union in March 2019

World News

Theresa May's Brexit dilemma continues

This European Summit was expected to be one where Brexit would be the main topic of discussion. Other matters such as migration have overtaken in Brexit in terms of priority. Euronews correspondent Vincent McAviney explains more.

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State of the Union: Will migration measures heal EU fault lines?

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As it happened this morning: Friday 29 June

As it happened this morning: Friday 29 June.

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As it happened this morning: Thursday, June 28

News and updates as they happened on Thursday, June 28.

Economy

Bank of England rejects EU's warnings

Britain's banks could deal with a hard Brexit next March if necessary. That's according to the Bank of England's Governor. Mark Carney rejects the European Union's warnings that lenders are inadequately prepared

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The Irish border brexit dilemma

Euronews Ireland Correspondent Ken Murray looks investigates the dilemma surrounding the Irish border due to Brexit.

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UK election regulator calls for tougher rules on digital campaigning

Britain’s Electoral Commission said “urgent” action is needed to make online political campaigning more transparent and accountable.

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Brexit dampens desirability of UK for overseas workers

A new survey has found that the UK has become less attractive to international workers while British workers’ willingness to work abroad has significantly increased.

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Business warnings on Brexit: Euronews Answers

Airbus and BMW have become the latest businesses to warn about the implications of a "No Deal" Brexit.