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The UK and the EU part 4: I will survive

Euronews looks at the key events over the year since the EU referendum campaign was launched, to the triggering of the formal Brexit process by Prime Minister Theresa May.

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Scotland and Turkey mean the talk in Brussels is all of referendums

For Theresa May, the talk is all about unity while ballot boxes for Turkish expats open in several EU member states

Economy

Bank of England to 'stress test' banks as Article 50 day looms

Bank of England calls for Article 50 stress tests

United Kingdom

UKIP loses its only MP

Douglas Carswell's announcement comes just days before UK Prime Minister Theresa May formally triggers the divorce process triggered by last June's vote to quit the EU.

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Anti-Brexiters march through Westminster

It comes just four days before Prime Minister Theresa May launches the start of the formal divorce process from the union it joined 44 years ago.

Business Line

UK: trade deals challenge

The United Kingdom will start the process of leaving the European Union on the 29th of March.

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UPDATE: London attacker identified as Khalid Masood, police

Earlier police said they believed he 'acted alone'.

United Kingdom

EU-UK mistrust on Brexit 'threatens anti-terror cooperation'

Britain’s plan to begin the formal process of leaving the European Union next week will not be delayed by the terrorist attack on Westminster, a spokesman for the prime minister has…

United Kingdom

Sturgeon claims London left her no choice but to go for independence

Sturgeon's referendum dash before Brexit spooks May and steers UK towards possible constitutional crisis.

Economy

Brexit adds to woes of crisis hit UK curry restaurants

Curry restaurant owners feel betrayed over promises about more work visas for South Asian cooks made during the campaign to leave the European Union.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Remembering Brussels terror victims one year on

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital.

World News

Sturgeon takes first formal step towards Scottish referendum

Scotland's first minister has taken the first formal step towards holding a second referendum on independence. Nicola Sturgeon has gone to the parliament in Edinburgh to seek backing for her plan for

Greece

Brexit coming, Grexit looming?

New impasse in the negotiations of the Greek program raises fears of a repeat of a "Greek drama"

United Kingdom

EU gets set for Brexit talks after UK announces trigger date

Europe has given a collective sigh of relief to news that the UK will finally trigger Article 50 next week, beginning divorce proceedings from the European…

Economy

Eurozone finance ministers' group head Dijsselbloem wants 'realism' over Brexit

Eurozone finance ministers meeting in Brussels have been giving their thoughts on the Brexit timing and circumstances.

United Kingdom

Britain to trigger Article 50 'EU divorce process' on March 29

EU is 'ready and waiting' for letter.

United Kingdom

Brexit fears on Gibraltar as UK prepares to trigger Article 50

There is anguish and uncertainty on the British overseas territory of Gibraltar where the economy is set to suffer after the UK leaves the EU.

United Kingdom

Sturgeon holds firm after May's 'not now' to Scottish referendum

Scottish nationalists have reacted angrily after the British government said it would reject another referendum on independence from the United Kingdom before Brexit, amid a heated debate in the Scott

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Dutch election relief, Queen approves Brexit talks

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Economy

German Finance Minister Schaeuble backs London as strong financial centre

Schaeuble said it is in the European Union's best interest that London remains a strong financial centre after Brexit.