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Brexit Talks: British PM will join French President for crucial talks

The French leader has invited Prime Minister May to his summer residence on the French Riviera to discuss her vision for Brexit. The visit is part of May’s wider strategy to garner support for her country’s EU divorce plan which is due to be signed in just over ten weeks time.

France

UK asks France to sign up to Brexit plan

British Prime Minister Theresa May was heading to the south of France on Friday in the hope of securing France's backing for her Brexit plan

United Kingdom

Bank of England raises interest rates but Brexit fears weigh on pound

The Bank of England lifted interest rates on Thursday, but the pound fell amid uncertainty over Brexit and cautious comments from the Bank’s Governor Mark Carney.

France

What's behind May's holiday visit to Macron? Euronews Answers

Theresa May is in France, but she hasn't come to enjoy the heatwave.

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Belgium

What will happen to British EU diplomats after Brexit?

British passport holders working in EU embassies will be recalled by September 2019 at the latest, an EU Commission letter has stated, assuring them that few will lose their jobs.

United Kingdom

UK regulations for political ads don’t exist – but what if they did?

Political advertising in the UK is not regulated, meaning made-up claims can be printed and shared with near impunity.

United Kingdom

Euroviews. No Deal Brexit isn't an option | View

The UK government's policy on Brexit remains that “No Deal is better than a bad deal”. It should be obvious to all now though that it isn’t, says a former UK negotiator in the European Union.

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The new grassroot movements looking to shake-up EU elections

"We want to come up with an approach that is completely innovative, that has not been seen in politics"

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Europe briefing: Six stories you need to know about today

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning.

United Kingdom

Brexit minister warns Britain may refuse to pay Brexit divorce bill

The new Brexit minister Dominic Raab has warned that Britain could refuse to pay a €43bn divorce bill to the EU if it does not get a trade deal

United Kingdom

May's Brexit plans for Northern Ireland: What you need to know

Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May dismissed as “unworkable” the EU’s plans on the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and urged the bloc to “evolve” their position and back her government’s proposals.

United Kingdom

Why is Theresa May in Northern Ireland? Euronews Answers

The British prime minister is taking her mission to sell her Brexit plan across the Irish Sea.

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'We can't afford to lose time' - EU's Brexit warning over Irish border

As the Brexit clock ticks, the EU's warning that without an Irish border solution, there'll be no deal

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Europe briefing: Nine stories to know about today

Take a look back at the European stories hitting headlines today.

Europe News

EU tells members to step up efforts to prepare for Brexit 'disruption'

Europe News

This petition could help Britons retain EU citizenship after Brexit

The European Commission has allowed a group to launch a petition calling for permanent EU citizenship after Brexit.

United Kingdom

Johnson leads Brexit charge—but is 'taking back control' an illusion?

The ex-foreign secretary and other Brexiteers say the government's plan would make the UK a "vassal state" of the EU, but critics say their push for total independence is unrealistic.

United Kingdom

UK police 'must prepare for post-Brexit spike in hate crimes'

"There is a real possibility" that the number of reported hate crimes will spike after the UK formally leaves the EU in 2019, a watchdog warned British police forces.

United Kingdom

Boris Johnson savages Britain's Brexit policy in resignation speech

He said his government's position would leave Britain in a "miserable, permanent limbo".

United Kingdom

Cheese to become 'luxuries' in UK after Brexit, report warns

Tariffs, additional delays at the border and increased checks could leave “British consumers facing a dairy dilemma,” the London School of Economics warned in a report.