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The latest breaking news about Brexit, from the United Kingdom and the European Union. In a referendum in June 2016, the majority of the electorate – 51.9 percent – voted in favor of Brexit and breaking away from the EU, while 48.1 percent voted to stay. Britain is set to leave on March 29, 2019. Follow RT on the news and updates on the negotiations between the UK and the EU, and tensions between the politicians and political parties within the UK.
- ‘You can stay here after Brexit’: Home Sec Javid bizarrely tells Welsh MPs they can live in UK
UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid has written to Welsh MPs, telling them they will be allowed to ‘continue their lives here’ after Britain leaves the EU. In the letter he also expresses how proud he is of EU citizens.UK News - The rebels surrender: Tory Remainers in last minute deal as MPs reject ‘meaningful vote’ on Brexit
Tory Remain MPs who had threatened to rebel against the UK govt on the amendment for a ‘meaningful vote’ on the final terms of the Brexit deal have succumbed to late concessions – leading to the govt winning the vote 319 to 303.UK News - Grassroots or ‘astroturf’? Who’s really behind the anti-Brexit group ‘Our Future Our Choice’
Pro-EU group 'Our Future Our Choice', who confronted Jeremy Corbyn with a huge ‘stop backing brexit’ banner during his speech at the recent Labour Live event, is accused of having links with ex-Tory ministers and big cash donors.UK News - May reported to advertising watchdog for ’misleading’ Brexit dividend claim by Labour’s deputy
The deputy leader of Labour has reported UK PM Theresa May to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), for “misleading” when she suggested that a ‘Brexit dividend’ will help provide financial resources for the NHS.UK News - May’s softball interview with ex-adviser overshadowed by claims of ‘black hole’ in her NHS plans
Theresa May’s jovial yet awkward interview with her ex-head of broadcasting, where the PM promised that the NHS would receive £20bn a year extra by 2024, has been overshadowed by claims of a ‘black hole’ in her funding plans.UK News - Arron Banks blasted over claim he’ll withdraw from politics as Brexit is ‘very tedious’
Arron Banks, founder of Leave.EU, has baffled observers after claiming he will with withdraw from politics because the job of following through with Brexit – for which he campaigned – is too “tedious.”UK News
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