Page 53 - Latest Updates on Brexit
Brexit: British MPs approve Bill to start negotiations for leaving EU
The draft legislation was approved by 494 votes to 122
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Theresa May wins crucial vote in UK Parliament to trigger Brexit
The draft legislation was approved by 494 votes to 122, and now moves to the House of Lords
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UK PM Theresa May warns potential rebels over Brexit Bill
Opposition lawmakers were to begin debating amendments on Monday
Theresa May receives UK Parliament's approval to begin Brexit process
The Bill now faces further scrutiny in the Commons and the House of Lords before it can become law
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To tackle the post-truth world, science must reform itself
Scientific elite is inextricably linked to the centrist, free-market political establishment
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Auto investments plunge by one-third on Brexit concerns
Despite the decline, the number of cars made in Britain rose to a 17-year high
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Consumers drive UK economy, defying expected Brexit vote hit
A Reuters poll of economists had forecast a slight slowdown to growth of 0.5 percent
UK publishes Article 50 in Parliament to start Brexit process
The EU (Notification of withdrawal) Bill was published in the House of Commons
'Show me the money': divorce first, then trade deal, EU tells UK
Post Brexit, focus now on Theresa May's future trade deals with US, EU
How a 'tax haven' Brexit threatens the UK's social model
Threat of tax haven model would be an adoption of the "race to the bottom" approach to globalisation
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Government loses Brexit court case - so what happens now?
The Court ruled that govt does not have the right to trigger Article 50 without an act of parliament
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Parliament must vote before Theresa May triggers Brexit: UK Supreme Court
Labour Party has said it would not block Brexit although it would try to amend the legislation
Parliament must vote to commence Brexit: UK Supreme Court
Theresa May has vowed to enact the legislation by the end of March
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Luxembourg to set bar high for UK firms seeking post-Brexit relocation
Companies will have to establish a substantial presence in country
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UK Court ruling on Brexit will dampen investment: Germany's DIHK
Court has ruled that the British govt must get parliament's approval to start an exit from the bloc
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British banks' optimism hits crisis-era low on Brexit uncertainty
Finding part of survey of 103 financial services firms by business lobby CBI and consultancy PwC
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Bankers expect Britain to back Brexit transition calls
Brexit minister David Davis said companies will have a maximum of a two-year transitional deal
Dear Theresa May: If you want partnership, there's nothing better than EU
May's utopian vision of the UK's future is that of a 'Global Britain' committed to free trade
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Behind the bravado: Why Theresa May has to play hardball on hard Brexit
The Prime Minister has decisively chosen the hard option of taking the UK out of the EU
Bankers meet UK PM Theresa May as they plan own Brexit
Goldman Sachs considers cutting London staff to 3,000
