UK PM Theresa May to trigger Brexit on March 29
World | March 20, 2017 20:28 ISTPrime Minister Theresa May will trigger Britain's exit from the European Union on March 29.
Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Britain's exit from the European Union on March 29.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II today gave her royal assent to Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill that was cleared on Monday in the British Parliament. The European Union Bill was
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The UK Parliament on Wednesday discussed and voted on a crucial bill giving Prime Minister Theresa May the authority to officially trigger Brexit and start negotiations for leaving the 28-member European Union.
The procedure of Britain leaving the European Union has moved one step closer after having cleared a noteworthy obstacle with members from the British Parliament voting for permitting the administration to start Brexit negotiations. Members
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Angela Merkel said today that the European Union must consider limiting Britain’s access to its market if London fails to accept the bloc’s ‘four freedoms’ in Brexit negotiations, which includes freedom of movement of European Union (EU) nationals.
London’s ambassador to the EU Sir Ivan Rogers on Tuesday unexpectedly resigned from the post.
In a latest turn of events, Ireland has averted a side deal with the United Kingdom before the commencement of Brexit talks. “The step was necessary as Ireland has to act hand-in-hand with the other
In a symbolic victory, British Prime Minister Theresa May today won a vote in Parliament backing her timetable for negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union (EU).
Former British prime minister David Cameron today defended his decision to hold a referendum which led to the UK’s exit from the European Union.
early six months after United Kingdom voted to exit the European Union in a historic referendum, Italy will vote in a similar poll on coming Sunday.
A set of handwritten notes caught on camera in the hands of an aide to a Conservative Party leader outside Downing Street after a Brexit meeting created a stir in UK political circles today.
Brexit can be delayed by months, even as long as two years, a top Supreme Court judge of Britain has said.
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