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All you need to know about the No-Deal Brexit vote in British Parliament
Here's a guide to what the House of Commons is voting on, and how different politicians are trying to re-write the government motion
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Brexit crunch looms for PM May as talks with European Union stall
Just 18 days before the United Kingdom is due to leave the EU on March 29, there is still no ratified divorce deal and talks with the bloc have stalled
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Theresa May could lose Tuesday's Brexit vote by huge margin, says Report
Sunday Times says Brexiteers are pushing for May to quit
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Pound's stomach-churning ride to get worse as crucial Brexit vote nears
Implied volatility in the pound-dollar pair touched the highest since mid-January on Friday, as traders sought to hedge against price swings
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UK gets EU ultimatum to come up with fresh plans to resolve Brexit deadlock
While the European Commission said "no solution" was in sight as British ministers left Brussels after talks on Wednesday, UK has claimed that "reasonable" proposals to satisfy British MPs' concerns
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Explained: What happens behind the scenes of a Brexit vote in UK Parliament
The voting process could take hours, and most of the drama takes place out of sight of television cameras
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IMF's Lagarde says messy Brexit could have 'significant consequences'
Just a few weeks remain before Britain is due to leave the European Union at the end of March
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British MPs to vote on amendments on influencing course of UK's exit
While the votes on Wednesday will not be on May's withdrawal agreement, which is scheduled by March 12, they could influence some aspects of the Brexit process
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Theresa May seeks more time, promises Brexit deal vote by March 12
After MPs rejected her withdrawal deal last month, May is seeking ways to address their concerns about its most controversial element, the so-called Irish backstop clause
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With looming Brexit strains, Anglo-Irish relations are 'fraying'
In the tortured history between the two island nations, Brexit is just the latest in a long line of perceived slights the Irish have suffered at the hands of the British
Brexit could lead to shortage of professional labour force in UK
The UK government called meetings in recent weeks as Brexit jeopardises the already depleted number of workers needed to dig up roads and overhaul the country's out-of-date broadband network
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UK considers ex-convicts to deal with shortage of workers after EU divorce
The latest migration figures show workers from the rest of the EU are now already leaving the U.K. in droves
3 UK Conservatives quit party, call Theresa May's Brexit 'disastrous'
With only 37 days until Britain leaves the EU, its biggest foreign and trade policy shift in more than 40 years, divisions over Brexit are redrawing the political landscape.
Seven Labour MPs protest James Corbyn's leadership, quit party over Brexit
Though the full implications remain unclear, the split has the potential to complicate Prime Minister Theresa May's task of getting her deal with Brussels through Parliament
Can technology untie Brexit knot at Irish border where wifi doesn't work?
The EU maintains the so-called backstop, a guarantee in the Brexit deal which binds Northern Ireland closely to the bloc, is needed
Firms test 'airbags' to mitigate a Brexit crash 40 days ahead of deadline
Businesses and the EU's executive have ramped up planning for a no-deal Brexit
EU's door is 'always open': Fresh Brexit talks in Brussels next week
Prime Minister Theresa May is also expected in Brussels next week, but he visit has not been confirmed
UK's lamb chops may lose their market in case of a no-deal Brexit
UK farmers export about a third of the lamb they produce, and almost all of that heads to the EU, particularly France and Germany
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More Brexit humiliation for Theresa May as parliament defeats her again
Lawmakers defeated the government 303-258 on the main motion asking them to reaffirm support for her plan to seek changes
Brexiters, Singapore-on-Thames is a fantasy
The state's dominance makes negotiating free-trade agreements much easier than it would be in a post-Brexit UK
