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Tusk and Juncker say UK can still change mind on Brexit

The European Council and Commission presidents both tell the European Parliament the door is still open to UK membership if Britain changes its mind.

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How Brexit-chasing Britain tried to claim credit for an EU law

Theresa May has been mocked for trying to pass off EU legislation as entirely her own government’s work.

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Sturgeon: staying in single market Scotland's only sensible option

The analysis commisioned by the Scottish Government looks at 3 options: firstly, staying in the single market, secondly, concluding a free trade agreement similar to that between the EU and Canada. And third, reverting to World Trade Organisation terms, the so-called "no deal" option.

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Far-right protesters disrupt Sadiq Khan speech at Fabian Society

Police needed to disperse group chanting anti-EU slogans attempting "citizens' arrest" of Khan.

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MP performs anti-Brexit rap in parliament debate

“B, R, E, X, I, T, fed up with Brexit? Me three,”

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The EU's future budget: plugging the Brexit hole

EU Budget Commissioner Günther Oettinger presented some of the proposals for the future long-term budget.

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Pro-Brexit delegation meets Michel Barnier bearing gifts and warnings

A group of pro-Brexit UK businessmen are seeing the EU’s chief negotiator armed with a hamper of British products and warning of the consequences of a ‘no deal’ scenario.

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Brexit: will the UK sue the EU?

Brussels is damaging British interests by talking up the threat to companies if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.That is the claim from the UK's Brexit minister David Davis in a letter to his Prime Minister, Theresa May.

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'Brexit is winning everywhere': Nigel Farage full interview

The UKIP MEP and ex-party leader tells Euronews about his meeting in Brussels with the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier.

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Brief from Brussels: EU at heart of German talks, Farage meets Barnier

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UK PM Theresa May reshuffles cabinet

Theresa May carries out the most extensive cabinet reshuffle since she took office in 2016

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Top ministers remain in UK cabinet reshuffle

British Prime Minister Theresa May holds onto top ministers in most extensive reshuffle since taking office

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These are the questions Twitter wants Farage to #AskBarnier

Anti-Brexit Tweets dominate most popular responses to former UKIP leader's call for questions.

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New faces expected in imminent UK cabinet reshuffle

The Sunday Times says the changes aim to bring younger women and more diversity into the cabinet, to dust off the Tory party's image as "pale, male and stale."

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Blair's criticism of EU over Brexit echoed in Brussels

Some experts agree with the pro-European former British PM who says Brussels must recognise some responsibility for Brexit.

United Kingdom

#AskBarnier: Farage reveals questions he'll ask Barnier ahead of meeti

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage will meet with the EU's chief negotiator for Brexit, Michel Barnier, on Monday. The conversation is likely to focus on post-Brexit trade deals and immigration.

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Watch: Tony Blair full interview

Britain's former prime minister told euronews EU leaders should act on lessons learned from Brexit, and believes 2018 will see a shift in public opinion against leaving the bloc.

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UK plans farm subsidy overhaul in push for 'green' Brexit

Outside the EU, in due course farmers will only get public funds if they improve the environment under UK plans for a huge agricultural shake-up.

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EU leaders have power to stop Brexit, says Blair

The former UK prime minister tells Euronews EU leaders should deliver fundamental reforms that could keep Britain in the bloc.

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"Time is running out to reverse Brexit"

Tony Blair has warned voters that time is running out to reverse Brexit. The former British Prime Minister says the break with Brussels will torpedo Britain's remaining clout and be regretted for generations to come.