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"Nae Brexit" say Scots unwilling to follow England out of Europe

In England there may be a noisy chorus of voices to leave the EU, but they find no echoes in Northern Ireland, Wales, or Scotland. There people are far more pro-European and, in the latter's case, vot

United Kingdom

Sturgeon clashes with Johnson in bitter Brexit debate

Immigration, EU contributions, trade policy and NHS funding were the subjects which dominated the latest television debate in the Brexit…

World News

Europeans 'increasingly anti-Brussels but don't want Brexit'

A few weeks ahead of the make-or-break UK referendum on whether to leave the European Union, several surveys hint that while Europeans are against Brexit, they are increasingly divided, and doubtful,

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The Brief from Brussels: increasing possibility of Brexit causes a stir

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of some of the top stories making waves around Europe.

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What will happen to current British MEPs if the UK votes for Brexit?

Questions are being asked about the likely future of the current British MEPs if the UK votes to leave the bloc

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Visegrad Group say EU is stronger with the UK as a member

The prime ministers of four Central European countries say they have a “common, strong and sincere” interest in the United Kingdom staying inside the European Union after the forthcoming…

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The Brief from Brussels: EU launches probe into Panama Papers scandal

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories making waves around Europe.

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UK extends voter registration deadline for Brexit referendum

Britain is extending the voter registration period for its June 23 referendum on EU membership after a government website crashed following a last-minute surge in application before Tuesday night’s (J

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EU workers in UK worried about future right to work

Some EU nationals living in the UK are concerned about how a Brexit would affect their right to work there.

United Kingdom

Cameron and Farage face televised audience questions over Brexit

“Britain is a fighter not quitter”, said British Prime Minister David Cameron as he and eurosceptic politician Nigel Farage faced questions in a live EU televised…

United Kingdom

Brexit or Bremain? 11 ways the EU affects our daily lives

The UK’s referendum on whether to leave the EU has been littered with claim and counter claim about the benefits of staying or leaving the…

United Kingdom

British PM slams some Brexiters' arguments as 'untruths'

Just hours ahead of a televised debate on Britain’s future relationship with the European Union, British Prime Minister David Cameron said he is concerned that people are being given “factual errors”

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: UK firms weigh in on Brexit

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of all the news stories making headlines in Europe’s political capital.

Economy

Brexit: conundrum for small businesses

With both sides in the British referendum on European Union membership trying to win over the many still undecided voters, small businesses have become a key battleground.

United Kingdom

Brexit: the view from Athens

United Kingdom

'Don't knows' hold the key to Brexit vote

The vote on whether or not Britain is to remain in Europe is dividing the nation.

United Kingdom

The UK and the EU part 2: I'd do anything for love (but I won't do that)

Following our first article highlighting key moments in the UK’s relationship with the European Union, Euronews now examines the 1990s as moves towards European integration gain…

World News

Cameron urges voters not to 'roll the dice' by backing Brexit

David Cameron has urged British voters not ‘‘roll the dice’‘ on their children’s future by quitting the European Union.

United Kingdom

New Brexit polls suggest shift in favour of leaving the EU

Two polls conducted by ICM, on the request of the Guardian newspaper, show 52 per cent would vote to leave the European Union in the forthcoming referendum.

Economy

OECD pessimistic about global growth, blames rich world governments

The world is stuck in a "low-growth trap" the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development says, even as it slightly raised the eurozone economic outlook for this year.