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UK has no Brexit plan, claims leaked memo
Memo warns that civil servants are working on 500 Brexi related projects and could need as many as 30,000 extra staff in the favour of an exit from EU
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Negotiation on FTA can't start before Britain's exit from EU: Govt
India and the UK both have shown keen interest to negotiate an FTA with a view to boost trade in goods, services and investments.
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Access to EU single market 'bottom line' for supporting Brexit: UK's Labour Party
British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn also said that he welcomed the prospects of an early national election
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Parliament must accept Brexit vote was legitimate: UK PM Theresa May
UK's parliament could temper the govt's approach in an attempt to stave off a 'hard Brexit'
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British High Court's Brexit ruling: What will be the impact?
The question the court considered was whether the government is entitled to use its prerogative powers to make the decision by itself
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Theresa May's visit: India-UK should make headway on bilateral trade
The status could change if both the countries agree to sort out their issues and make headway on bilateral trade arrangements
UK court says parliament nod must for Brexit
The government says it will appeal the decision, adding that it believes the legal process will allow Brexit by mid-2019
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UK court says parliament must have Brexit say, dealing blow to government
In theory, parliament could block Brexit altogether, but few people expect that given that people voted by 52% to 48% to leave EU
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British MPs can derail Brexit, rules UK court
By handing responsibility for initiating Brexit over to MPs, three senior judges have ventured on to constitutionally untested ground
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Aman Singh: What India can learn from Brexit
The disadvantaged citizens of India have been patiently casting their votes in the hope that somebody cares about their aspirations too. The answer is a truly inclusive growth agenda
Britsh PM Theresa May seeks to unite first ministers over Brexit plans
The meeting will see Britain's decision to leave the EU take centre stage, ahead of the formal negotiations with Brussels
Zombie EU tax plan haunts Ireland after Brexit
The impact of Brexit will also be felt this week in another small European country, this one outside the EU: Switzerland
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Queen Elizabeth II faces massive royal estate losses post-Brexit: Report
The estates of Prince Charles are also facing a funding cut from Brexit of 100,000 pounds
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British banks preparing to leave UK over Brexit: Media
PM Theresa May has said she will trigger formal talks to leave the EU by the end of March 2017
Theresa May to lock horns with first ministers on Brexit path
May will host the first meeting of the Joint Ministerial Committee since December 2014 on Monday
Fleeing Brexit to Berlin? Beware red tape, startups say
MBJ says it took around two months to set up in Berlin compared with some three days in London
France warns UK's May of hard Brexit talks
May is calling on EU leaders to work together for a 'smooth' withdrawal following Britain's shock June vote to leave the bloc
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Shifting to Berlin after Brexit not as easy as it looks, say startups
Setting up a bank account and finding office space is tricky, with most landlords offering rental contracts for 3 to 5 years
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Who to call? Bankers left with no point of contact
Post Brexit, banks have resigned to losing the 'passporting rights' that allow them access to the rest of the EU from their bases in London
Brexit battle reaches UK's high court in challenge to PM Theresa May
It seeks to challenge May's assertion that she as PM has the right to trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty
