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Watch Wednesday's episode of Your Call

Watch Wednesday night's full episode of your call in which our panel discuss the state of democracy in the UK and the suspension of Viktor Orban's Fidesz party.

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Theresa May asks European Council for Brexit extension

In a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk, UK Prime Minister Theresa May asked for an extension to her Brexit deal. May has proposed postponing Brexit until June 30 in order to find a plan to exit the European Union.

Europe News

New Brexit deadline set for May 22 if MPs back divorce deal

But if MPs do not back the withdrawal agreement then the EU will agree to a shorter delay until April 12.

World News

EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss small extension to Brexit process

The leaders of 27 EU member states meet in Brussels today to discuss a request by British PM Theresa May for a small extension to the Brexit process

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Europe News

UK Brexit delay request dominates EU summit as May goes to Brussels

The European Council is to consider the UK's request for a Brexit delay. British opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is also in Brussels to push his alternative plan.

Economy

Brexit cost to the EU estimated at €40 billion annually

The UK would still face the biggest income loss: €57 billion per year.

World

Raw Politics full episode: Brexit delay

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Belgium

Watch again: Brexit extension possible if MPs pass deal, says Tusk

A short Brexit extension is "possible" but "conditional", EU Council President Donald Tusk said on Wednesday, in a short press conference in reaction to UK PM Theresa May's decision to ask Brussels for a Brexit extension until June 30.

United Kingdom

May calls on MPs to back Brexit deal, tells Britons 'I'm on your side'

UK Prime Minister Theresa May made a statement following the EU saying a short Brexit delay is possible if Ministers back her deal.

World

UK Speaker of the House of Commons blocks third Brexit vote

Speaker of the House of Commons said on Monday that there would not be a third Brexit vote unless there is "demonstrable change" to May's Brexit deal.

World

Your call in full: What are the Brexit solutions?

Watch Tuesday night's full episode of Your Call

United Kingdom

Watch: ‘Weak, weak, weak,’ rages MP in Brexit tirade at Theresa May

“When will she develop a backbone and stand up to those that would take this nation to disaster?" MP asks embattled UK leader Theresa May.

United Kingdom

European Council to consider UK request for short Brexit extension

UK Prime Minister has said she will seek only a short delay to Brexit from the EU, ahead of the summit on March 21.

Economy

Europeans on EU: ‘Intrusive and out-of-touch, but good for peace’

A majority of Europeans have a favourable opinion of the EU but they also describe it as out of touch with their needs with just two months to go until elections, the Pew Research Center has found.

United Kingdom

Watch back: May asks EU for Brexit extension until June 30

British Prime minister Theresa May will ask the European Union for a short Brexit delay, a British government source confirmed to Euronews on Wednesday. But first, she's back in the house.

United Kingdom

May requests short Brexit delay

The British PM Theresa May has asked the EU for a Brexit extension until June 30th.

World News

Watch: A history of the UK and EU's rocky relationship

If you think Brexit was the beginning of friction between Britain and the EU, you'd be wrong. Here are the key dates in their rocky relationship from the UK joining on 1 Jan 1973.

World

Raw Politics in full: Facebook fallout and the EU's AI race

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United Kingdom

'Finalise all preparations for a no-deal scenario,' says EU's Barnier

Michel Barnier has said that just because the House of Commons voted against a no-deal scenario with the EU, that doesn't mean it won't happen.

World

Further Brexit confusion as Speaker derails May's third vote plan

The UK Prime Minister's plan for a third so-called meaningful vote on her Brexit deal has been derailed by the speaker of the House of Commons. John Bercow said he would not allow Theresa May's motion to be put to parliament again if it looked 'substantially the same' as the last time she put it to