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European parliament president adopts softer stance with incoming PM and calls for divorce talks to begin ‘without rancour’
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British MEPs are already under pressure to cede influential positions even though in theory nothing has changed yet
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MPs on Treasury select committee accuse Bank of England governor of ‘phoney forecasts’ during run-up to EU referendum
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Foreign secretary suggests future treaty with EU may require approval of 27 nation states, which could take four years
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opinion
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Extracting ourselves from the European Union could take up to six years, and the trio in charge are a joke
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The ‘UK approach’ to Brexit agreed by the prime minister and the first minister does not alter the fact: if England’s out, we’re out too – and extremely pissed off
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With Boris Johnson in charge of diplomacy, Britain has insulted the world
Jonathan FreedlandSome say his role is merely symbolic. Even so it gives two fingers to the countries whose goodwill we will need -
Dialogue, not insults, is the only way to achieve agreements. The new foreign secretary would be advised to catch up
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Canadian minister in talks about how it secured Ceta trade deal with Brussels, which took seven years to finalise
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The prime minister, Theresa May, says the government will not trigger article 50 until a ‘UK-wide approach’ to Britain’s exit from Europe has been agreed
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PM says she will not trigger article 50 to start Brexit until UK-wide approach on negotiations has been agreed
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The Ukip leader won boos in the Brussels chamber by insulting his parliamentary colleagues. Did he have a point?
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Even Iain Duncan Smith has admitted that ‘our promises were a series of possibilities’, but just how possible are they in reality?
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in depth
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Food and drink companies are falling over themselves to trademark ‘Brexit’. But why?
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The capital is far from becoming a separate city-state, but debate about giving it increased autonomy is gathering intensity
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A bold ad campaign by Germany’s FDP party has already tackled business’s fears in the wake of Brexit head-on
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