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After a fatal defeat, here are key reactions to Theresa May's Brexit deal
Ireland said it would intensify preparations for a no-deal Brexit
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May's Brexit deal rejected by UK Parliament, leaving Britain in limbo
Ahead of the Brexit vote, UK PM Theresa May had warned that rejecting the deal would lead to 'paralysis' that could see Britain stay in the bloc
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UK lawmakers prepare to deliver verdict on Theresa May's Brexit deal
All signs point to the deal receiving a resounding thumbs-down from Parliament, a development that would throw British politics further into turmoil
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Brexit: May faces biggest Parliamentary defeat for a British govt in 95 yrs
At least 70 of her Conservative Party, as well as sometime allies in the Democratic Unionist Party, are publicly pledged to join opposition Members of Parliament in voting against her agreement today
Ahead of Brexit deal, here's minute-by-minute guide to UK Parliament votes
The UK Parliament will start voting on Theresa May's unamended motion on Brexit today
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Gamblers predicted Brexit results an hour before financial traders: Study
The study shows the betting market moved to a Leave result around 3am, by which time Brexit odds had reversed (1 to 10)
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Opposition leader Corbyn calls for election to break Brexit impasse
Parliament is deadlocked over how to proceed with Brexit, Britain's biggest shift in foreign and trade policy in more than 40 years
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How to combat public paranoia over immigration in Brexit-like times
Brexit, xenophobia international students: how to combat 'public paranoia' over immigration
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British PM Theresa May loses key vote on Brexit procedure in parliament
The contentious amendment was passed by 308 votes in favour to 297 against, a day after MPs delivered another blow to Prime Minister Theresa May by voting to scupper a no-deal Brexit.
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British MPs to vote for May's Brexit deal on Jan 15 amid talk of delay
May confirmed the House of Commons will cast its judgment on her withdrawal deal next week, a month after she postponed the vote in the face of certain defeat
Britain would be in uncharted territory if Brexit deal is rejected: PM May
May said the vote in parliament would be around Jan 15, despite newspaper reports she could delay it
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PM May says critics risk damaging democracy if they oppose her Brexit plan
MPs are due to vote next week on whether or not to back the Brexit plan
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UK housing, confidence show signs of Brexit strain in first week of 2019
Government has yet to secure a deal on exiting the EU
Most of May's Conservative Party members oppose her Brexit deal: Survey
The survey of 1,215 Conservative Party members found 59 percent opposed May's deal, with 38 percent in favour
UK factories build up stockpiles over possible trade delays ahead of Brexit
Many manufacturers are building up inventories to protect themselves against the risks of customs delays at the border after March 29
Back my Brexit deal and let Britain turn a corner: Theresa May
May made the appeal in a New Year's message little more than two weeks before a make-or-break vote in parliament on her plan for Britain's exit from the European Union which is due to happen on March
Brexit '50-50' if May's deal voted down: Trade Secretary Liam Fox
Fox told his fellow lawmakers that it was a "matter of honor" to back May and he'd rather accept an agreement that falls short of the ideal than risk Brexit's failure
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The Brexit conundrum
Instead of being deterred by a 'no deal' scenario, the UK should adopt a tit-for-tat strategy with the EU
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British PM Theresa May cuts Christmas break short to prepare for Brexit
Christmas is a time "to put aside our differences and focus on what really matters", Theresa May said
UK will remain hostile to immigration under nebulous new post-Brexit policy
Much like the Brexit withdrawal agreement, the paper is a stop gap, full of nebulous transitionary measures with few concrete plans for Britain's future labour market
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