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UK: former PM Cameron tried to sack newspaper editor over Brexit (and failed)

It has emerged that the former UK Prime Minister David Cameron attempted to have the editor of the Daily Mail sacked over Brexit coverage.

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Debating Brexit: process moves to UK parliament

MPs in the UK have begun debating the bill to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty. Two days have been set aside for the second reading debate of the EU (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill.

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Article 50 and how to trigger Brexit

When British PM Theresa May announced she intended to trigger Article 50, she had hoped to do so without too much red tape.

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The Brief From Brussels: Brexit race starts

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

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The State of the Union: When Theresa Met Trump

This is State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of EU affairs.

My Europe Series

The 'Snoopers' Charter': Assessing Britain's new mass surveillance powers

UK has just legalised the most extreme surveillance in the history of western democracy.

USA

Trump arrives at Republican retreat in Philadelphia

The meeting came as the Mexican president announced he had scrapped plans to visit the new US president next week as tensions rose over a proposed US-Mexico border wall.

USA

The Mistress of Westminster meets the Master of the Deal

Theresa May goes shopping for a trade deal in Washington but faces the Master of the Deal himself, Donald Trump.

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The Brief from Brussels: PM May eyes Article 50 deadline

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

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UK: May bows to pressure to detail Brexit plans in policy White Paper

Britain’s Theresa May on Wednesday finally agreed to publish her plans for Brexit in a White Paper policy document.

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UK parties respond to Supreme Court Brexit ruling backing parliament

The UK Supreme Court has confirmed that parliament must be given a vote before the process to exit the European Union can begin.

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When Theresa meets Donald...

Can history repeat itself?

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UK Supreme Court rules parliament must trigger Brexit

“A time-wasting and costly mistake” is how some critics have described the British government’s efforts to trigger Brexit without parliamentary approval.

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UK Supreme Court rules Parliament must be consulted on Brexit

The UK Supreme Court rules against the government, saying Parliament must be given a vote on legislation to trigger Brexit.

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How did the Brexit vote end up in the Supreme Court?

In June, 2016, the UK voted to leave the European Union.

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The Brief from Brussels: UK Supreme Court set to rule on Brexit case

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Economy

UK details industrial strategy to help post-Brexit economy

British Prime Minister Theresa May has unveiled a more interventionist industrial strategy to reinvigorate production and stimulate investment.

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Brexit - what now?

Ministers are reportedly pinning their hopes on a short bill or motion in parliament, narrowly focused on Article 50 and making it difficult for lawmakers to amend.

Europe News

No punishment, but no cherry picking - France on Brexit

You can forget any cherry-picking when it comes to Brexit.

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Theresa May outlines UK Brexit plans in long-awaited speech

The UK Prime Minister says that a Brexit deal will have to pass a parliamentary vote but that Britain will leave the single market.