Page 41 - Latest Updates on Brexit
Brexit: How the Irish border became the biggest fight for EU and Britain
With Brexit drawing closer, Noeleen Hayes decided it was time to get her two sons Irish passports
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UK PM Theresa May's parliamentary enforcers on prowl for big Brexit vote
UK government whips gearing up for tight Brexit vote
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Brexit: Four UK ministers on verge of quitting, EU rejects latest plan
Theresa May is expected to meet with her cabinet this week
Theresa May loses a minister as Brexit progress hits snags at home
The UK is aiming for a breakthrough this month, and possible summit dates for the last weeks of November are being floated
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Britain, EU may stay in temporary customs union to avoid hard Irish border
Prime Minister Theresa May has secured concessions from Brussels, with the EU agreeing to write an "all-UK" customs union into the divorce deal
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Brexit: May's office dismisses all-UK customs deal report as 'speculation'
'This is all speculation. The Prime Minister has been clear that we are making good progress on the future relationship'
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No sleep till Brexit: the city scrambles to deal with quitting the EU
With five months left to go, there are still many possible outcomes, including a snap election and the installation of Labour Party firebrand Jeremy Corbyn in 10 Downing Street
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UK announces major expansion of diplomatic network as Brexit nears
For the first time, people from outside the civil service will be eligible to become ambassadors as the Foreign Office seeks to swell its numbers by almost 1,000
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No-deal Brexit could lead to recession, 5.5% decline in UK's economy: S&P
The report says failure to work out a Brexit deal would result in a 5.5 per cent decline in Britain's economy over three years relative to current expectations
When your divorce lawyer ditches you: Theresa May's latest Brexit problem
Geoffrey Cox brings 30 years' experience of courtroom legal arguments to his interventions in the debate
Brexit deal may influence health, cause 5,600 deaths a year in UK
Fruit and vegetable consumption could be reduced by up to one portion each per person per week under a hard Brexit, and by half a portion each under a soft Brexit
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No-deal Brexit could lead to travel chaos, nightmare at airports: IATA
On Brexit, IATA said that airlines were "completely in the dark" as to how to plan for what sort of flying rights, safety framework and border management would exist
Willing to increase trade with United Kingdom after Brexit: Indian envoy
Britain is set to formally leave the EU on March 29 next year after a 2016 referendum in favour of Brexit
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5 months to go before Brexit, but UK's exports already down 13%: Study
No tariffs or trade barriers have been placed between the UK and EU yet
Biz will suffer, criminals could benefit from 'No deal' Brexit: UK watchdog
With just five months to go to Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to reach a deal with Brussels and both sides have stepped up preparations for the possibility there will not be one
British politicians condemn 'vitriolic' Brexit attacks on PM Theresa May
Many MPs expressed their anger over the very personal nature of the abuse by Brexiteers unhappy with the ongoing negotiations with the EU within her own Conservative Party
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Bullish City of London stays confident 'the City will win' as Brexit nears
Countless cranes document the booming activity, overlooking the main roads and narrow alleys
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British PM Theresa May pleads for support, says Brexit deal is almost done
London and Brussels say the main obstacle to an amicable divorce is finding a way to avoid customs posts and other barriers on the border between the UK's Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland
With cross-border lending expected to slide, Banks worried about Brexit
Given the lack of progress toward an agreement that would maintain access to the European market, it wouldn't be surprising if bankers' actions started matching their words
Majority of UK firms to implement Brexit safety plans by Christmas: Report
The Confederation of British Industry said these plans could include cutting jobs, adjusting supply chains outside the UK, stockpiling goods and relocating production and services overseas
