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Expats in Portugal fear more uncertainty after latest Brexit vote

The Portuguese government has already made a gesture of good will, saying nothing is going to change with expat rights..., so long as nothing changes for Portuguese migrants in the UK.

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How is British media reacting to May's Brexit defeat?

British MPs profoundly rejected May's Brexit deal for a second time by a margin of 149 votes. The House of Commons now prepares to vote again today on whether the UK should leave the European Union without a deal on 29 March. So how is British media reacting the morning after this brutal defeat?

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Europe Briefing: Six stories to know about today

Here are the top stories from across Europe that you need to know about this morning.

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Brexit: The amendments to Wednesday's no-deal vote

Two amendments have already been tabled. One calls for no-deal to be ruled out once and for one, the other demands the country set "standstill agreements" with the EU.

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France

Eurostar trains delayed due to French customs officers' Brexit strike

Eurostar enters its second day of severe delays as French customs officers continue their protests for better pay and more resources for Brexit.

World

Raw Politics in full: Theresa May braces for crucial Brexit vote

Check out the full episode of Raw Politics' Brexit special

United Kingdom

UK government's lawyer uses a very un-legal term

Coming from a profession known for difficult-to-read legalese, this was unusually clear language from the UK's Attorney General Geoffrey Cox.

United Kingdom

As Britain prepares to leave the EU, Europeans leave Britain

EU nationals are already finding the UK less attractive as a place to live and work.

United Kingdom

UK MPs reject Brexit deal for second time despite changes to backstop

Join us for live coverage from London where British MPs are debating PM Theresa May's Brexit deal ahead of a make-or-break vote later today.

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Europe briefing: five stories to know about today

Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning.

United Kingdom

Brexit endgame? British MPs set for fresh vote on EU divorce deal

British MPs are voting on Theresa May's Brexit deal today after the Prime Minister secured "legally-binding changes" to the agreement at an eleventh-hour meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in Strasbourg last night.

United Kingdom

Theresa May rushes to Strasbourg to find a deal as Brexit crunch looms

Theresa May rushed to Strasbourg on Monday to seek concessions from the European Union in a last-ditch attempt to avoid another humiliating defeat in Parliament of her deal to exit the bloc.

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Raw Politics in full: Brexit crunch and pasta politics

Start your week off with Monday night's episode of Raw Politics.

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'Dogs dinner' anti-Brexit protest at UK parliament

With "porky pies" and Eton Mess on the menu, dozens of dogs dressed in EU colours shared "a dog's dinner" in London on Sunday (10 MARCH 2019), outside the UK Parliament, in protest over Brexit.

United Kingdom

Ruff deal? Campaigners use dogs to protest against Brexit

Campaigners from Wooferendum have one thing to say about Brexit — it's a dog's dinner.

United Kingdom

Support for no-deal Brexit growing: poll

44% of people — up from 38% in January — believe a no-deal Brexit is better than May's deal, a poll by ComRes has found.

United Kingdom

EU leaders 'hopeful' that UK MPs will vote to ratify Brexit deal

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has a "difficult job" to gather enough votes to push her Brexit deal over the line in parliament next week, Ireland's deputy prime minister, Simon Coveney, told Euronews

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EU can give UK unilateral right to leave the customs union: Barnier

EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday that the UK could be given the unillateral to leave the customs union, in a bid to unite UK parliament over the contentious backstop issue

United Kingdom

Watch: May’s sharp riposte to journalist after women’s day criticism

Comments from UK Prime Minister Theresa May generated a round of applause from her audience after she was challenged by a reporter for not choosing to answer more questions from female journalists on International Women's Day

World

Your Call in full: Migration 'fake news' and Women's Day strikes

Watch the full episode of Thursday night's Your Call