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EU's Juncker warns of Brexit risk to Good Friday Agreement

European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker has warned how Brexit could threaten peace in Northern Ireland after a meeting with Irish PM Enda Kenny.

Economy

British economy finishes 2016 strongly but Brexit effects loom

Britain's economy sped up at the end of 2016 but there were signs the Brexit vote will increasingly act as a brake on growth this year.

United Kingdom

Brexit goes to the Lords

The House of Commons two weeks ago passed the very short bill which allows PM May to trigger Article 50 and begin the process of the UK leaving the EU.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: IMF's Lagarde to talk Greek debt with Merkel

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stores from across Europe.

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Business Series

HSBC's profits plunge dragging down share price

Europe's biggest bank HSBC saw annual pre-tax profit slump 62 percent with hefty writedowns and warned its revenues could fall again this year.

Europe News

Juncker warns Britain must pay 'hefty bill' to leave the EU

The UK will face a “very hefty” bill for leaving the European Union, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday.

Latvia

Davis seeks to ease migrants' post-Brexit fears

Britain has moved to assure Latvians living in the UK that it will guarantee their rights after it pulls out of the EU.

Economy

Brexit linked inflation deters Britons from spending

As inflation picked up and prices rose after the Brexit vote British consumers cut back on spending in January.

United Kingdom

Tony Blair urges Britons to ''rise up'' against Brexit

Brexit ‘‘is not inevitable’‘ and can be stopped by the will of the people.

World News

Junker claims Brexit talks will drag on longer than the allotted two years

Junker says complex Brexit talks will take longer than two years

World News

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Cult

Brexit has fashion industry talking

It was bold, brave and beautiful and ‘Pure London’ The annual retail fashion show is vital to the UK fashion industry.

United Kingdom

Post-Brexit hate crimes in England and Wales reach record levels

Hate crimes in England and Wales have risen to record numbers in the three months immediately following the UK's vote to leave the European Union

Business Line

Cautious economic forecasts in a time of uncertainty

Business Line looks at economic forecasts for the world and for Europe, seeing how forecasters are reexamining their perspectives and perceptions.

Business Series

Rolls-Royce's profits dive

Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce suffered a record annual loss from settling bribery investigations in Britain, the US and Brazil and the pound's Brexit vote slump.

Economy

How can the Eurozone survive the current political turbulence? Is there still a hope?

Today’s political climate limits the possibilities for structural reforms, fiscal pooling, and improved labor mobility. But if European leaders can strengthen the banking union, there is still hope for the eurozone’s future.

World News

Juncker warns Brexit could divide EU

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker fears Britain will try to divide the EU’s remaining 27 members during its negotiations to leave the bloc.

My Europe Series

The State of the Union: EU gets tough on migration

This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of EU affairs.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: MPs hold final Article 50 vote

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round-up of the top stories from across Europe.

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Brexit bill backed by parliament

After three days of debate and the scrutiny of over 140 pages of amendments Westminster has passed The European Union Notification of Withdrawal Bill.