Brexit
- UK ready to pay Brexit fee of up to €40bn if guaranteed free trade – report
London is willing to pay the European Union up to €40 billion (£36 billion) for the split, but only if a deal is reached on free trade and other preferences for the UK, the Telegraph has reported citing three unnamed government sources.UK - Paris hopes for hard Brexit to steal London's financial hub - leaked memo
French bankers and the government would like the hardest possible separation of Britain from the European Union to weaken the City of London, according to a leaked memo published on Sunday.Business - Brexit gamble: EU can wait until UK ‘shoots itself in the foot’
The UK basically is negotiating with a gun to its head, Frances Coppola, economist, told 'News with Ed' program. It leaves the EU on March 29, 2019, whether it has got a deal or not, she added. - Theresa May’s war on the internet
Last night, Theresa May was in France for a joint press conference with new French President Emmanuel Macron. As far as I could tell, it was only Al Jazeera that broadcast it live in Britain. - Crunch time for Theresa May as potential leadership battle looms after election calamity
A tumultuous week in British politics has concluded with rumors of civil war among the Conservative party, contradictory statements from Downing St. and the DUP about their alliance, and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn making bold predictions.UK - 'British Conservative Party will never take youth vote for granted again'
Despite suffering a setback in the general election, due in part to a large turnout from younger voters, the Conservative Party will negotiate Brexit on behalf of the UK, Daniel Kawczynski, Conservative MP for Shrewsbury and Atcham in Shropshire, told RT.
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