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Sit-in by guards at Libya’s Hariga oil port blocks loading
06
Jan

Sit-in by guards at Libya’s Hariga oil port blocks loading

Petroleum facilities guards at Libya's eastern Hariga oil terminal have delayed the loading of a one million-barrel cargo as they press salary demands, the port's manager said on Wednesday. The…
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Half of British voters’ support Brexit transition extension
14
Jun

Half of British voters’ support Brexit transition extension

More than half of people in Britain support an extension to the Brexit transition period, while three-quarters believe the UK should work very closely with the European Union to combat…
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Britons drive up number of foreigners obtaining German citizenship
03
Jun

Britons drive up number of foreigners obtaining German citizenship

Britons drove up an increase in the number of foreigners obtaining German citizenship last year, with more naturalised than in any year since Britain's 2016 referendum vote to leave the…
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UK’s Gove says trade deal with EU is there to be done
17
May

UK’s Gove says trade deal with EU is there to be done

British Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said on Sunday that there was a trade deal to be done with the European Union, but it would require compromise from the bloc.…
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Britain, EU start penultimate round of Brexit talks before key deadline
11
May

Britain, EU start penultimate round of Brexit talks before key deadline

Britain and the European Union start their penultimate scheduled round of trade talks on Monday with little progress on major sticking points before a June deadline to agree on any…
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Germany sees increased risk of hard Brexit
09
May

Germany sees increased risk of hard Brexit

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said in a newspaper interview on Saturday there was a growing risk of a hard Brexit in the midst of the coronavirus crisis as negotiations…
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Ireland warns Brexit talks hurtling towards new crisis point
06
May

Ireland warns Brexit talks hurtling towards new crisis point

Brexit talks are hurtling to another crisis point unless progress is made in the next two rounds of talks, the Irish foreign minister, Simon Coveney, has said. His warning comes…
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EU sees new Brexit talks ‘at an impasse’
29
Apr

EU sees new Brexit talks ‘at an impasse’

Negotiations between the European Union (EU) and ex-member Britain over new trade arrangements from next year are at an impasse due to disagreements and the coronavirus crisis, according to diplomats…
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Germany warns coronavirus crisis won’t make Brexit easier
25
Apr

Germany warns coronavirus crisis won’t make Brexit easier

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said the coronavirus crisis would not make Brexit negotiations easier, adding that Berlin would use its EU presidency in the second half of the year…
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British PM Johnson to stick to December 31 Brexit transition deadline
22
Apr

British PM Johnson to stick to December 31 Brexit transition deadline

  The top official at Britain’s foreign ministry said that he expected Prime Minister Boris Johnson to stick to the existing end of December deadline to reach a post-Brexit trade…
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Extension of Brexit would force Britain to subsidise EU response to coronavirus
19
Apr

Extension of Brexit would force Britain to subsidise EU response to coronavirus

  Downing Street's refusal to extend the Brexit transition period is partly based on a concern that the EU will demand "massive" payments to help deal with the impact of…
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Three quarters of British favour working with EU to get vital protective equipment
16
Apr

Three quarters of British favour working with EU to get vital protective equipment

More than three quarters of the British public think the UK should participate in EU schemes to secure vital protective equipment, as it emerged ministers passed on three opportunities to take part. A…
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IMF head calls for Brexit trade talk extension
16
Apr

IMF head calls for Brexit trade talk extension

The IMF has suggested the UK and the EU should "not to add to uncertainty" from coronavirus by refusing to extend the period to negotiate a post-Brexit trade deal. Managing…
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Two-thirds of Britons want UK to request Brexit extension to focus on pandemic
30
Mar

Two-thirds of Britons want UK to request Brexit extension to focus on pandemic

Two-thirds of people in the UK want the government to request an extension to the Brexit transition period in order to focus on the coronavirus outbreak, a new opinion poll…
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Britain and EU exchanged Brexit agreement drafts
19
Mar

Britain and EU exchanged Brexit agreement drafts

  Britain and the European Union have exchanged draft legal texts containing their proposals for how relations between the two sides should work after the end of a Brexit transition…
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UK and EU agree to ‘dial down rhetoric’ in Brexit talks
13
Mar

UK and EU agree to ‘dial down rhetoric’ in Brexit talks

The UK and the EU have agreed to “dial down the rhetoric” over Brexit in an effort to open up space for a deal, it has emerged. Brussels and London…
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British government allocates £8 million to help vulnerable people apply to the EU Settlement Scheme
06
Mar

British government allocates £8 million to help vulnerable people apply to the EU Settlement Scheme

The Home Office has today, Friday, announced a further £8 million of funding to help vulnerable EU citizens apply to the EU Settlement Scheme. There have already been more than…
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UK spent 4.4 billion pounds on Brexit planning
06
Mar

UK spent 4.4 billion pounds on Brexit planning

Britain’s government has spent at least 4.4 billion pounds ($5.6 billion) of taxpayers’ money on preparations to leave the European Union, the public spending watchdog said on Friday, in the…
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Landmark Immigration Bill to end free movement introduced to British Parliament
05
Mar

Landmark Immigration Bill to end free movement introduced to British Parliament

The Immigration Bill will be introduced to the House of Commons today (Thursday 5 March) ending the European Union’s rules on free movement. It represents an important milestone in paving…
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EU and Britain set for new talks
02
Mar

EU and Britain set for new talks

Britain and the European Union kick off talks on Monday on how their relationship will shape up after Brexit, with half a trillion euros worth of annual trade and close…
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‘Britain will prosper’: Johnson sets out tough terms for EU talks
03
Feb

‘Britain will prosper’: Johnson sets out tough terms for EU talks

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will lay out his negotiating terms for talks with the European Union on Monday, saying Britain will prosper even if he cannot strike his preferred trade…
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Redistribution of seats in the European Parliament after Brexit
01
Feb

Redistribution of seats in the European Parliament after Brexit

As of 1 February, the number and distribution of seats in the Parliament changes following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. From 1 February, the European Parliament will have 705…
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Boris Johnson plans to impose full customs and border checks on European goods
01
Feb

Boris Johnson plans to impose full customs and border checks on European goods

Boris Johnson is preparing to impose full customs and border checks on all European goods entering the UK after Brexit, in a ramping up of pressure on the coming EU-UK…
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Brexit is a ‘historic warning sign’ for the European Union, says Macron
01
Feb

Brexit is a ‘historic warning sign’ for the European Union, says Macron

Brexit is a "historic warning sign" for the European Union, French President Emmanuel Macron said hours before Britain's departure from the EU, adding that it meant "we need more Europe".…
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A Photo Story: Celebration and regret as Britain leaves EU after 47 years
01
Feb

A Photo Story: Celebration and regret as Britain leaves EU after 47 years

Almost four years on from the Leave vote in the 2016 referendum, the UK ceased to be a member of the bloc at midnight on Friday. The historic moment was…
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Opinion: A new dawn for Europe
31
Jan

Opinion: A new dawn for Europe

As the night draws in this evening, the sun will set on more than 45 years of the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union. For us, as Presidents of…
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As Britain prepares to leave the EU, over 430,000 Romanians want to remain in the UK
31
Jan

As Britain prepares to leave the EU, over 430,000 Romanians want to remain in the UK

Over 450,000 Romanian nationals live in the United Kingdom and over 95% of them have already applied for the EU Settlement Scheme that allows them to continue living and working…
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‘Strength does not lie in splintered isolation’: Von der Leyen says on Brexit Day
31
Jan

‘Strength does not lie in splintered isolation’: Von der Leyen says on Brexit Day

Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Council head Charles Michel and Parliament chief David Sassoli vowed "to find new ways of working together for our future as allies, partners and…
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Scotland has ‘democratic mandate’ for new independence referendum, Sturgeon says on Brexit Day
31
Jan

Scotland has ‘democratic mandate’ for new independence referendum, Sturgeon says on Brexit Day

Scotland's first minister has warned that there are "no shortcuts" to independence as she urged her party to build the political case for indyref2. In a speech in Edinburgh, Ms…
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Pompeo reassures Britain on US relations after Brexit
31
Jan

Pompeo reassures Britain on US relations after Brexit

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that the U.S. and Britain would retain and enhance their special relationship once the U.K. leaves the European Union this week. He also…
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A look at how the UK’s main newspapers are reporting Brexit Day
31
Jan

A look at how the UK’s main newspapers are reporting Brexit Day

A look at the front pages of Britain’s national newspapers which are dominated by the historical exit from the European Union that will be taking place today at midnight. Prime…
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Brexit Day: Boris Johnson to hail ‘dawn of a new era’ on departure day
31
Jan

Brexit Day: Boris Johnson to hail ‘dawn of a new era’ on departure day

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will hail the "dawn of a new era" on Friday, as the UK prepares to leave the European Union after 47 years. In a speech to…
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British Security Minister speaks to Italian citizens about the EU Settlement Scheme
30
Jan

British Security Minister speaks to Italian citizens about the EU Settlement Scheme

Last night, the Security Minister Brandon Lewis addressed Italian citizens about the EU Settlement Scheme at an event hosted by the Ambassador of Italy to the UK Raffaele Trombetta. In…
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Photo Story: New commemorative 50p Brexit coin
30
Jan

Photo Story: New commemorative 50p Brexit coin

A handout photo made available by The Royal Mint shows the new commemorative 50p Brexit coin in Gold, silver and Brilliant, issued 30 January 2020. The coin carries the text…
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UK PM Johnson plans ‘respectful’ Brexit celebration
30
Jan

UK PM Johnson plans ‘respectful’ Brexit celebration

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would be respectful in his celebrations on Friday when Britain leaves the European Union, mindful that Brexit still divides the country. “In common with…
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Scottish parliament votes to hold new independence referendum
30
Jan

Scottish parliament votes to hold new independence referendum

Scotland’s Parliament voted Wednesday to hold a new referendum on Scottish independence, a move intended to increase political pressure on the British government as the UK leaves the European Union.…
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UK and EEA EFTA States sign Separation Agreement
29
Jan

UK and EEA EFTA States sign Separation Agreement

  The UK, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein have signed the EEA EFTA Separation Agreement. This agreement largely mirrors the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated with the EU. The agreement protects the rights…
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UK delivers the instruments of ratification for Brexit
29
Jan

UK delivers the instruments of ratification for Brexit

Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom to the European Union, Tim Barrow (L) on Wednesday delivered the instruments of ratification for Brexit, to European Council Secretary General Jeppe Tranholm-Mikkelsen at…
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Irish Prime Minister believes EU will have upper hand in trade talks with UK
27
Jan

Irish Prime Minister believes EU will have upper hand in trade talks with UK

The Irish prime minister has told BBC News he believes the EU will have the upper hand in the upcoming trade talks with the UK. Leo Varadkar compared the two…
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Fast-track ‘global talent visa’ to be launched in the UK days after Brexit
27
Jan

Fast-track ‘global talent visa’ to be launched in the UK days after Brexit

The government has announced it will launch a “global talent visa” on 20 February to encourage scientists, researchers and mathematicians to come to the UK, with no limit on how…
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UK unveils government’s full plans to commemorate Brexit day on the 31st January
26
Jan

UK unveils government’s full plans to commemorate Brexit day on the 31st January

  The British Prime Minister has unveiled the government’s full plans to commemorate Brexit day on the 31st January. The historic moment will be marked through: The commemorative 50p coin…
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British landlords back cards for EU citizens to prove post-Brexit status
23
Jan

British landlords back cards for EU citizens to prove post-Brexit status

Private landlords have backed calls for the government to issue a physical cards to EU citizens to prove they have the right to be in the country post Brexit. The…
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Britain’s Brexit bill passes final hurdle in Parliament
23
Jan

Britain’s Brexit bill passes final hurdle in Parliament

Britain’s Brexit bill passed its final hurdle in Parliament on Wednesday after the House of Lords abandoned attempts to amend it, leaving the U.K. on course to leave the European…
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Points-based immigration system in the UK ‘to be brought in by end of 2020’
20
Jan

Points-based immigration system in the UK ‘to be brought in by end of 2020’

Sky News reports that a points-based immigration system could be in place two years earlier than originally planned. Home Secretary Priti Patel is reportedly set to tell her cabinet colleagues…
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Brussels alarmed by UK’s vow to diverge from EU rules
20
Jan

Brussels alarmed by UK’s vow to diverge from EU rules

The UK’s pledge to diverge from EU rules after Brexit has provoked alarm in Brussels, with officials warning of an economically damaging split at the end of this year. European…
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British Chancellor warns that there will be no alignment on EU regulations after Brexit
18
Jan

British Chancellor warns that there will be no alignment on EU regulations after Brexit

The chancellor, Sajid Javid, has warned that there will be no alignment with EU regulations once Britain’s exit from the European Union is made official. In what is being seen…
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Countdown clock to illuminate Downing Street on Brexit Day
18
Jan

Countdown clock to illuminate Downing Street on Brexit Day

A clock counting down to the moment Britain leaves the European Union on January 31 will be projected onto Downing Street under Government plans to mark the occasion. Buildings around…
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EU’s Guy Verhofstadt predicts Brexit will be reversed
17
Jan

EU’s Guy Verhofstadt predicts Brexit will be reversed

Britain will one day rejoin the European Union, one of the bloc's senior figures has predicted. Guy Verhofstadt, chairman of the EU's Brexit Steering Group, said he agreed with the…
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New travel advice for British travelling to EU after Brexit
17
Jan

New travel advice for British travelling to EU after Brexit

The travel industry is trying to reassure tourists that their summer holidays won't be affected by the UK's departure from the European Union. Little is certain about how travellers may…
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British MEPs say goodbye to the European Parliament
16
Jan

British MEPs say goodbye to the European Parliament

With the U.K. all but certain to leave the European Union on January 31, this week was the last plenary session in Strasbourg for the 72 British MEPs. They spent…
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Total to move financial hub from London to Paris after Brexit
15
Jan

Total to move financial hub from London to Paris after Brexit

The French oil company Total plans to pull its cash out of the UK after Brexit and return its financial hub to Paris in a show of faith in Europe,…
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EU confirms there will be border checks inside UK under Brexit deal
15
Jan

EU confirms there will be border checks inside UK under Brexit deal

There will be border checks on trade inside the UK under the Brexit deal negotiated by Boris Johnson, the EU’s chief negotiator has said. Michel Barnier confirmed there would be…
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Irish Brexit border issue could land UK in court, report finds
13
Jan

Irish Brexit border issue could land UK in court, report finds

The Irish border could yet snag Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal, with experts saying it will be impossible to deliver the computer systems for the special arrangements for Northern Ireland by…
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The Cost of Brexit for the UK: $170 Billion and Counting
13
Jan

The Cost of Brexit for the UK: $170 Billion and Counting

Research by Bloomberg Economics estimates that the economic cost of Brexit has already hit 130 billion pounds ($170 billion), with a further 70 billion pounds set to be added by…
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Irish foreign minister says EU will not be rushed in post-Brexit negotiations
12
Jan

Irish foreign minister says EU will not be rushed in post-Brexit negotiations

Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney said on Sunday the European Union would not be rushed in negotiations with Britain to thrash out their post-Brexit relationship. “The European Union will approach…
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UK public wants to remain in EU, new poll finds weeks before withdrawal date
12
Jan

UK public wants to remain in EU, new poll finds weeks before withdrawal date

Boris Johnson is set to take the UK out of the European Union at a time when a majority of voters want to stay, according to a new poll. The…
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Fears over future for Erasmus international student exchange scheme after Brexit
10
Jan

Fears over future for Erasmus international student exchange scheme after Brexit

Former students who benefited from the EU’s Erasmus+ scheme have voiced dismay following the defeat of a parliamentary bid to force the government to keep it open to UK students…
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EU’s official: No-deal is more harmful for Britain than EU
09
Jan

EU’s official: No-deal is more harmful for Britain than EU

The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator said Thursday that if Britain wants as much access as possible to the bloc's market after it leaves, it won't have unfettered freedom to…
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