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The EU has unveiled its plans for negotiating the big Brexit, after the UK formally filed for a divorce.

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Brexit is 'not the end' of the EU

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Brexit day one: David Davis hits the ground running

On day one of Brexit proceedings, the UK says time is needed to carry out the changes it wants to, but says it will keep some EU laws.

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No blind Brexit, say protestors

Demonstrators stage a protest outside of the Houses of Parliament ahead of the British PM Theresa May, triggering Brexit with Article 50.

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British MEPs celebrate launch of Article 50

British MEPs celebrate with cake and bubbly in Brussels following the announcement that Britain has formally requested to leave the European Union

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Europe's tough stance with UK on Brexit deal

European Parliament President Antonio Tajani said Europe would stand up to Britain if it needs to in Brexit deal

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Britain celebrates and mourns the end of EU relationship

Brexit supporters hail Article 50, while Remainers express their disappointment

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Brexit is triggered but are London and Brussels agreed on next steps?

One day after the letter triggering the formal Brexit divorce was accepted and received with regrets in Brussels and the UK is getting its wish list in order for the forthcoming tough…

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Article 50's Shades of Grey

After 40 years Britain and the EU have become perhaps inextricably intertwined, with three million EU citizens in and one point three Britons in the EU.

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The Brief from Brussels: UK officially files for EU divorce

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French presidential candidates duel on the economy

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Brexit starting gun fired as Brussels receives official notification

UK envoy in Brussels hands over official notification letter to EU Council President Tusk

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The Brexit process has been triggered and all those against the UK leaving the EU can do is ensure a good deal from the upcoming negotiations.

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Brexit: The letter from Theresa to Donald

Here is the full transcript of the letter that British Prime Minister Theresa May sent to European Council president Donald Tusk to kick start Brexit…