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EU fears backstop letter will not be enough to convince parliament

British Prime Minister Theresa May raised questions over whether the Irish backstop would be used by the European Union in a January 14 letter to EU leaders.

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EU nationals in UK await parliament's Brexit verdict

Vote will impact nearly four million non-British EU passport holders

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Europe briefing: 8 stories to know about today

We take a look at the biggest stories from across Europe that you need to know about today.

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Theresa May warns 'no' vote would undermine trust in democracy

May warns 'no' vote would undermine trust democracy

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Euroviews. The week that was: blurred lines between reality and fantasy | View

We bring you our weekly View round-up of all the opinions driving debate across Europe and further afield.

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State of the Union: Brexit traffic jams, EU-US ties and yellow vest art

In this edition: we look at No Deal preparations and another tough week for Theresa May, Donald Trump's diplomatic snub and yellow vest protesters become part of an iconic painting.

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Euroviews. Is a ‘no deal’ Brexit exactly what the UK needs? | View

A 'no deal' outcome to Brexit may be disastrous for the UK but it may be necessary to put its current divisions to bed.

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Brexit: Conservative MP says UK would 'cash in' if no-deal is reached

Jenkin addressed what he termed the "ludicrous" concerns of the chamber about growing queues at the English Channel border

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Prospect of no-deal Brexit sparks concern among French fishermen

French fishermen are increasingly concerned about the prospect of a no-deal Brexit, which would put their livelihoods on the line.

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Europea briefing: Five stories to know about today

Here are the top stories we were watching today.

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Watch: 'Labour is pro-EU and wants to stay aligned with Brussels'

The claim comes amid uncertainty over how Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn would campaign in any second Brexit referendum.

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Brexit on the brain? UK PM May repeats 'deal' 10 times in 41 words

"The only way to avoid no deal is to have a deal and to agree a deal," May said. "And the deal that is on the table, the deal that is the deal that the EU has made clear is the only deal."

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What would a no-deal Brexit mean for EU and UK citizens’ rights?

EU nationals in the UK and Britons in Europe have been given reassurances – but campaigners say rights will disappear and questions remain unanswered.

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Euroviews. Would the EU welcome a UK U-turn on Brexit? Don't bet on it | View

If Article 50 was revoked or a second referendum gave way to remaining in the EU, would the Union want it? There are many reasons why they shouldn't.

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UK pays Eurotunnel €38 million over no-deal Brexit ferry plan

The British government has paid £33 million (€38 million) to Eurotunnel, which runs the Channel Tunnel between the UK and France, after the company took legal action over the process to award ferry contracts to cope with a no-deal Brexit.

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Jeremy Corbyn calls for general election to end Brexit 'deadlock'

UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn is in Yorkshire, where he is set to deliver a Brexit address reiterating his plea for a general election.

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Europe briefing: Seven stories to know about today

We look back at the biggest stories across Europe that you need to know about today.

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Raw Politics: May suffers two back-to-back parliamentary defeats

British Prime Minister Theresa May has lost two votes in parliament which severely restrict her Brexit powers if MPs vote down her Withdrawal Agreement next week.

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May suffers fresh defeat over Brexit plans

Theresa May suffered a fresh Brexit defeat on Wednesday when MPs called for any plan-B options to be quickly presented if her deal is defeated next week.

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UK farmers face uncertainty as parliament prepares to vote on Brexit deal

With just 11 weeks until Brexit, UK farmers face a dramatically changing landscape.