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5:03am, 3rd September, 2019

After election threat, MPs begin no-deal Brexit showdown

British lawmakers will on Tuesday try to stop Prime Minister Boris Johnson from pursuing what they cast as a calamitous no-deal Brexit, a challenge a senior government source said would prompt him to call for a snap election on Oct. 14.

After Brexit pledges, Johnson announces cash injection for health

6:04pm, 4th August, 2019

UK

After Brexit pledges, Johnson announces cash injection for health

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce a 1.8 billion pound cash injection for Britain's public health system on Monday, seeking to honour his Brexit pledges as he pushes through the country's departure from the European Union.

After Brexit pledges, British PM Johnson announces cash injection for health

4:59pm, 4th August, 2019

World

After Brexit pledges, British PM Johnson announces cash injection for health

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce a 1.8 billion pound ($2.2 billion) cash injection for Britain's public health system on Monday, seeking to honor his Brexit pledges as he pushes through the country's departure from the European Un...

Johnson ready to fast-track health funding to meet Brexit pledge

4:45am, 4th August, 2019

UK

Johnson ready to fast-track health funding to meet Brexit pledge

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will fast-track funding for Britain's public health service, announcing 1.8 billion pounds to upgrade 20 hospitals, part of the new leader's push to meet Brexit pledges made in the 2016 referendum.

Johnson's top aide says lawmakers can't stop no-deal Brexit - Sunday Telegraph

6:05pm, 3rd August, 2019

UK

Johnson's top aide says lawmakers can't stop no-deal Brexit - Sunday Telegraph

Lawmakers will be unable to stop a no-deal Brexit on Oct. 31 by bringing down Britain's government in a vote of no confidence next month, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's top aide has advised, according to the Sunday Telegraph.

Johnson's top aide says UK lawmakers can't stop no-deal Brexit - Sunday Telegraph

4:45pm, 3rd August, 2019

UK

Johnson's top aide says UK lawmakers can't stop no-deal Brexit - Sunday Telegraph

Lawmakers will be unable to prevent a no-deal Brexit on Oct. 31 even if they dismiss Britain's government in a vote of no confidence next month, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's top aide has advised, the Sunday Telegraph reported.

Britain to spend an extra $2.6 billion on no-deal Brexit planning

5:25am, 1st August, 2019

World

Britain to spend an extra $2.6 billion on no-deal Brexit planning

Britain said it is ramping up preparations for a no-deal Brexit by spending an extra 2.1 billion pounds ($2.6 billion) to stockpile medicines, hire more border officials and fund one of the biggest peacetime advertising campaigns.

Johnson holds Belfast talks on Brexit backstop riddle

10:16pm, 31st July, 2019

UK

Johnson holds Belfast talks on Brexit backstop riddle

Britain's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson held talks with allies in Northern Ireland on Wednesday in a bid to solve the Irish border conundrum that has scuppered all efforts to secure an orderly withdrawal from the European Union.

Britain to spend an extra £2.1 billion on no-deal Brexit planning

6:16pm, 31st July, 2019

UK

Britain to spend an extra £2.1 billion on no-deal Brexit planning

Britain is ramping up preparations for a no-deal Brexit by preparing to spend an extra £2.1 billion to make sure the country is ready to leave the European Union with or without a divorce deal at the end of October.

Ireland not going to be bullied on Brexit: PM

6:43am, 31st July, 2019

World

Ireland not going to be bullied on Brexit: PM

Ireland is not going to be bullied in talks over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said in an interview published on Wednesday.

PM Johnson holds Belfast talks on Brexit backstop riddle

6:17am, 31st July, 2019

UK

PM Johnson holds Belfast talks on Brexit backstop riddle

Britain's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson held talks in Northern Ireland on Wednesday in a bid to untangle an impasse over the Irish border "backstop" that has scuppered all efforts to secure an orderly withdrawal from the European Union.

PM Johnson heads to Northern Ireland, Brexit's toughest riddle

4:57am, 31st July, 2019

UK

PM Johnson heads to Northern Ireland, Brexit's toughest riddle

Britain's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be confronted by the most intractable riddle of Brexit on Wednesday when he visits Northern Ireland on a nationwide tour to sell his plan to pull Britain out of the European Union with or without a...

Brexit and subsidy row cloud strong Airbus profits

3:37am, 31st July, 2019

Business

Brexit and subsidy row cloud strong Airbus profits

Airbus urged European governments to step up plans for a "likely" no-deal Brexit and settle a long-running subsidy dispute with the United States to help limit trade risks for Europe's largest planemaker.

May to launch new push on her Brexit deal next month

6:46pm, 14th May, 2019

UK

May to launch new push on her Brexit deal next month

British Prime Minister Theresa May will launch another push next month to approve Britain's exit from the European Union before the summer break, setting a new deadline for her Brexit plan and a potential timetable for her own departure.

May to bring Brexit deal back to lawmakers in early June

5:26pm, 14th May, 2019

UK

May to bring Brexit deal back to lawmakers in early June

British Prime Minister Theresa May will bring her thrice defeated Brexit deal back to parliament for lawmakers to consider again in the week beginning June 3, a Downing Street spokesman said on Tuesday.

5:10pm, 14th May, 2019

World

UK PM May to bring Brexit deal back to lawmakers in early June

British Prime Minister Theresa May will bring her thrice defeated Brexit deal back to parliament for lawmakers to consider again in the week beginning June 3, a Downing Street spokesman said on Tuesday.

May, ministers agree Brexit deal must be ratified by summer break

2:47pm, 14th May, 2019

UK

May, ministers agree Brexit deal must be ratified by summer break

The British government agreed on Tuesday it was "imperative" to ratify Britain's exit from the European Union before the summer break, setting out the clearest deadline so far for the embattled plan and the prime minister's possible departu...

UK don't need no election nor Brexit referendum - Hunt

10:48am, 14th May, 2019

UK

UK don't need no election nor Brexit referendum - Hunt

Britain does not need a national election or another Brexit referendum right now, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Tuesday.

Senior Conservatives tell May to ditch Brexit talks with Labour

8:55am, 14th May, 2019

World

Senior Conservatives tell May to ditch Brexit talks with Labour

British Prime Minister Theresa May was told by senior members of her own party on Tuesday to abandon talks to find a Brexit compromise with the opposition Labor Party as pressure mounted on her to name a date for standing down.

May told to ditch Brexit talks with Labour

4:08am, 14th May, 2019

UK

May told to ditch Brexit talks with Labour

British Prime Minister Theresa May was under pressure from her own party on Tuesday to abandon a bid to find a Brexit compromise with the opposition Labour Party.

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After election threat, MPs begin no-deal Brexit showdown

After Brexit pledges, Johnson announces cash injection for health

After Brexit pledges, British PM Johnson announces cash injection for health

Johnson ready to fast-track health funding to meet Brexit pledge

Johnson's top aide says lawmakers can't stop no-deal Brexit - Sunday Telegraph

Johnson's top aide says UK lawmakers can't stop no-deal Brexit - Sunday Telegraph

Britain to spend an extra $2.6 billion on no-deal Brexit planning

Johnson holds Belfast talks on Brexit backstop riddle

Britain to spend an extra £2.1 billion on no-deal Brexit planning

Ireland not going to be bullied on Brexit: PM

PM Johnson holds Belfast talks on Brexit backstop riddle

PM Johnson heads to Northern Ireland, Brexit's toughest riddle

Brexit and subsidy row cloud strong Airbus profits

May to launch new push on her Brexit deal next month

May to bring Brexit deal back to lawmakers in early June

UK PM May to bring Brexit deal back to lawmakers in early June

May, ministers agree Brexit deal must be ratified by summer break

UK don't need no election nor Brexit referendum - Hunt

Senior Conservatives tell May to ditch Brexit talks with Labour

May told to ditch Brexit talks with Labour

After election threat, MPs begin no-deal Brexit showdown

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