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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.
- ‘May remains in power as nobody wants to do the worst job – Brexit’
Theresa May survived the no-confidence vote buying some time in office, but why did Tories let her stay? Actually, none of them wanted to get involved in the bumpy Brexit debacle that could lead to nowhere, analysts told RT.UK News - I will stand down before the next general election, May tells Tory MPs ahead of no-confidence vote
UK Prime Minister Theresa May has told Tory MPs that she will stand down before the next general election, in a bid to win their support ahead of a no-confidence vote later this evening.UK News - May gets 158+ pledges of support, but it could not matter as MPs may be ‘lying’
Despite reportedly receiving over 158 pledges of support from Tory MPs, Theresa May could still lose a vote of no-confidence, warn commentators, as Conservative politicians may be concealing their true intentions.UK News - ‘Theresa May’s premiership is an Achilles heel of the entire Brexit’ – George Galloway
Appointing Theresa May, who didn’t believe in Brexit, as prime minister was a fatal flaw. That is why she deliberately sabotaged the negotiations and brought about this dog’s Brexit, British politician George Galloway has told RT.UK News - May cancels MPs’ Christmas, Brexit vote will now happen ‘before Jan 21’
MPs hoping for a relaxing Christmas can think again after Theresa May’s spokesperson confirmed that the Brexit vote will happen “before January 21,” destroying any hope that it could be arranged before the festive period.UK News - May accused of ‘stunning display of pathetic cowardice’ after delaying Brexit vote
UK Prime Minister Theresa May addresses the House of Commons after the canceling the parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal, a day before it was scheduled to take place.UK News
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