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Io Brexit

Italy best to avoid sneaky bank bailout

City kickers

The City's future is in lap of EU gods

The world after Brexit

The prospect of a sustained global crisis looms large

Bank debt bears brunt of Brexit turmoil

European and US banks also suffered amid worries over the terms and timing of the UK's exit

French politicians want English scrapped as EU language

France regularly scores bottom of the class across the bloc in English language proficiency

David Cameron sets up new unit for Brexit negotiations

The new unit will consist of officials from the Treasury, Foreign Office and other government departments

This is just the start of the Brexit's economic disaster

Markets have already taken a hit, but if Britain leaves the European Union, don't expect a recovery any time soon

Pound falls to 30-year low against dollar after Brexit vote

On Friday, the pound had its biggest one-day fall against the dollar, at one stage sinking as low as $1.3236

Claude Smadja: The wake-up call of Brexit

Every survey in recent years shows how the project of integrating Europe has been losing popular appeal

Brexit unlikely to have a major impact on Indian auto component manufacturers: Report

EU accounts for around 36% of India's auto component exports

Rise in racist incidents linked to Brexit vote in UK

Over100 incidents of racial abuse and hate crimes, including alleged racist graffiti and cards reading "no more Polish vermin" posted outside a school, have been reported since the UK votedto leave the EU, it emerged today. Scotland Yard was called in to inspect suspected racist graffiti found on the front entrance of the Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK) in London yesterday.

UK in a position of strength, says Chancellor Osborne

Chancellor's statement came as the repercussions of the Brexit vote continued to shake Britain's political system

UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn ignores revolt, replaces top team

Corbyn started replacing 16 ministers who have resigned over his handling of the EU referendum campaign

UK-based NRIs weigh Brexit impact on their pockets

Those working in the UK may face higher taxes; sending money to families in India will get more expensive

UK 'should only trigger Article 50' to leave EU when ready: George Osborne

Britons cast aside warnings of isolation and economic disaster to vote 52% to 48% in favour of quitting the EU in Thursday's vote

Australia to team up with New Zealand on Brexit fallout

Both the countries will team up and renegotiate new trade and immigration deals

Britain may reap benefits of Brexit in short, medium term: Gulf-Indian biz community

They also suggested that it is better to 'wait and watch' for the picture to get clearer following the historic polls

Brexit: Petition for second EU referendum under scrutiny for fraudulent signatures

The petition was started by leave activist William Oliver Healey in May, when polls suggested remain would win

Britain's Osborne says further volatility ahead but economy is strong

Osborne said UK govt has put in place robust contingency plans to cope with the outcome of the vote

Brexit impact: 10 things to know about the political storm in UK

Scotland's threat, Cameron's succession, and rebellion in the Labour Party are among a few issues that have set up a complicated political atmosphere in UK