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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.
- EU’s chief Brexit negotiator says Irish border issue could sink whole deal
The EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier, has claimed on French radio, that the contentious issue of the Irish border could sink any chance of a Brexit deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union.UK News - Driven to drink? Merkel, Macron and other EU leaders enjoy beers and fries after Brexit talks
Fresh from (yet another) round of Brexit talks, a group of EU leaders including Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron hit up a bar for some fries and beer – just like any normal humans would after a stressful day at work.World News - ‘I’d rather be poor and master of my own fate’: Multimillionaire actor Michael Caine on Brexit
Multimillionaire actor Michael Caine has claimed he would rather be poor and in control of his own fate, than the current 'fascist’ alternative by which people he doesn’t know and no one has elected make him rich by running it.UK News - Calls for May to quit as furious Tories blast her for considering ‘humiliating’ Brexit delay
Fuming Tory MPs have reacted angrily to Prime Minister Theresa May’s admission that the UK could stay under EU rules “months” after Brexit – with some even telling her she needs to quit as leader over her handling of negotiations.UK News - Knives out for ex-Tory PM John Major after he rips into Boris & fellow Brexiteers
Ex-Tory PM John Major has faced a backlash from key Conservatives, after he gave a scathing attack on Boris Johnson and other Brexiteers, telling them they had deceived the public which will ‘never be forgotten, nor forgiven.’UK News - UK is trying to keep EU on a short leash despite Brexit – Lavrov
While the UK negotiates its divorce from the EU, it’s still trying to keep the bloc on a short leash, to influence its policies towards Moscow and on other issues, Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, has told Euronews.World News
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