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Brexit
16 Jan
Trump promises 'very quick' trade deal with Brexit Britain

Donald Trump has pledged to agree a quick trade deal between the US with Britain once it has exited from the European Union.

14 Jan
labour
Tristram Hunt resigns as MP, triggers by-election in Stoke-on-Trent

Labour’s Tristram Hunt has resigned as a MP in order to become the director of the Victoria & Albert Museum, triggering a by-election in a closely held seat.

13 Jan
London houses
Britain's first time buyers reach nine-year high

The number of people jumping on the property ladder in 2016 rose to its highest level since before the 2008 financial crisis, according to Halifax.

13 Jan
Sadiq Khan
Britain heading towards a 'muddled Brexit', says Sadiq Khan

The Mayor of London has warned that Britain is falling into a “muddled Brexit”, which would affect the whole country, not just the capital.

11 Jan
City workers
Immigration minister proposes £1,000 levy on EU skilled workers

The government could impose a levy of £1,000 a year for every skilled EU worker employers in the UK recruit after Brexit to shift the focus to British workers, an immigration minister said.

11 Jan
Theresa May
May attacks Red Cross NHS report as "irresponsible and overblown"

British prime minister Theresa May came out fighting in parliament on Wednesday during questions on the National Health Service, referring to a highly critical Red Cross report as "irresponsible and overblown".

11 Jan
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Ministers privately conceding Brexit Supreme Court defeat

Ministers in Theresa May's government have privately admitted that they are expecting to be defeated in a Supreme Court ruling which will decide whether Parliament must be consulted on Brexit.

10 Jan
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Legal challenge to leaving single market to be heard by High Court next week

A new legal challenge over Brexit will be heard in the High Court next week, over whether the European Union will also mean leaving the single market.

09 Jan
Theresa May
May backtracks on Hard Brexit stance

British prime minister Theresa May has cooled talk of a Hard Brexit after her comments on Sunday sent the pound falling to a ten-week low against the euro on Monday.

09 Jan
boris, johnson, boris johnson, london
Boris Johnson meets with Trump transition team in New York

Foreign secretary Boris Johnson has made an unexpected trip to New York to meet with members of US president-elect Donald Trump's transition team, according to the Foreign Office.

06 Jan
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Britain cannot pay for access to single market, says former British EU offical

Britain will not be able to buy access to the European single market once it leaves the bloc, a former British European Commision official said.

05 Jan
parliament, politics, commons, westminster, mps
Parliamentary report suggests all UK immigrants should be forced to learn English

Immigrants entering the UK must have a sufficient level of English or they should be enrolled in compulsory classes, an all-party parliamentary report has concluded.

05 Jan
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Sir Tim Barrow appointed new ambassador to EU

Sir Tim Barrow has been appointed Britain’s new ambassador to the European Union by Prime Minister Theresa May, replacing Sir Ivan Rogers, who resigned on Tuesday.

04 Jan
brexit-confirme
British EU ambassador Rogers was untrustworthy - Iain Duncan Smith

Former conservative minister Iain Duncan Smith has accused the resigning British ambassador to the European Union Sir Ivan Rogers of being untrustworthy, after the envoy's controversial exit.

03 Jan
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UK's EU representative quits before Brexit talks

Britain’s EU ambassador Ivan Rogers has prematurely quit months before the formal Brexit talks are to commence in March.