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Europe briefing: Seven stories to know about today

We take a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.

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Brexit: Has anything changed for May in 2019? | Raw Politics

British Prime Minister Theresa May started the political year with another appeal for MPs to back her draft Brexit deal.

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Labour will 'be punished' if it allows Brexit to happen, poll shows

The UK's Labour Party stands to suffer huge supporter losses should it allow Brexit to go ahead, the biggest voters' poll since the 2016 referendum has found

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UK creates fake traffic jam of 89 lorries to test no-deal readiness

Dozens of lorries took part in a traffic congestion test near the channel tunnel on Monday morning, in a rehearsal of what could be in store for a potential no-deal Brexit scenario.

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Ireland braces itself amid uncertainty over Britain’s next steps

As the UK prepares for a week of debate ahead of the vote on the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement next week, Dublin is bracing itself amid the uncertainty over Britain’s next steps.

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Europe briefing: 8 stories to know about today

We look back at the top stories from around Europe that you need to know about today.

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UK in "uncharted territory" if Brexit deal is rejected: May

British PM Theresa May said that the Brexit vote would happen in mid-January, contrary to reports that she could delay it.

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Euroviews. The week that was: goodbye to 2018 but what next for 2019? | View

We bring you our usual weekly round-up, looking back over the last two weeks of debate on View.

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Euroviews. Cumberbatch's Brexit movie explores voter anger, and causes some, too

A dramatization of the bitter and divisive mood the campaign unleashed has further fed that fever.

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No-deal Brexit will hit UK farmers

Britain's farming minister says UK farmers will face higher costs and disruption under and no-deal Brexit and smaller businesses would be hit hardest

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The Brief: Brexit clarifications, New Year's messages and Poland's EU values

In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: the UK prime minister seeks assurances once again from EU leaders of the Irish backstop, without success. Poland's prime minister wants Article 7 dropped, and EU leaders give their wishes for 2019.

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Europe briefing: Russia accuses American of 'spying'

Europe briefing: Russia accuses American of spying, Italy's 2019 budget, English Channel security.

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Defeating May’s deal could mean no Brexit, UK’s Conservative party is warned

Liam Fox says 50/50 chance Brexit could be halted

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Britain's trade minister says 50-50 chance Brexit may be stopped

Britain's trade minister, a leading support of leaving the EU, says 50-50 chance Brexit may be stopped

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UK says it will charter ferries to easy congestion if there’s no Brexit deal

Government defends emergency contract

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What were our most-read articles in 2018?

As New Year's Eve approaches, it's always good to take a look back and reflect on the year that has passed. At Euronews, taking stock means flagging the content our readers — you — most enjoyed over the past 12 months.

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UK to spend €118 million on extra ferries in case of no-deal Brexit

"Extreme urgency" and the "possibility of severe congestion" behind the Department for Transport's contracts with three ferry conpanies.

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Brexit, Brexit and Brexit? The UK's year in review

Euronews' Vincent McAviney reflects on the top stories of 2018 and has some predictions for 2019.

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Euroviews. The Brexit backstop is Northern Ireland's insurance policy | View

The opposition to the backstop on the benches of Westminster has been a stark reminder of how Northern Ireland is almost always an afterthought in British politics.

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Euroviews. The UK is obsessed with closing doors on the foreign workers it needs

Our Prime Minister is willing to gamble the economy on the basis of an inward-looking, nostalgic view of a Britain that never truly existed.