Brexit once seemed to pose an existential threat to the European Union. But Britain's messy withdrawal has had some surprising effects—in particular, on the way other member states now view the EU https://econ.st/35MGazv | The Economist
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Brexit once seemed to pose an existential threat to the European Union. But Britain's messy withdrawal has had some surprising effects—in particular, on the way other member states now view the EU https://econ.st/35MGazv | The Economist
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Britain's Labour Party has announced it will support a second referendum on Britain leaving the EU. What might be on the ballot? | The Economist
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Britain's Labour Party has announced it will support a second referendum on Britain leaving the EU. What might be on the ballot? | The Economist
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As a post-Brexit trade deal is finally agreed between the UK and the EU, here's how we arrived at today's historic deal, four years after the British people voted to leave the European Union. bbc.in/3aGvabC | BBC Politics
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As a post-Brexit trade deal is finally agreed between the UK and the EU, here's how we arrived at today's historic deal, four years after the British people voted to leave the European Union. bbc.in/3aGvabC | BBC Politics
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The difficulty of reconciling conflicting demands seems to be reflected in what the British public wants from Brexit. This emerges in a survey published by NatCen | The Economist
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The difficulty of reconciling conflicting demands seems to be reflected in what the British public wants from Brexit. This emerges in a survey published by NatCen | The Economist
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Theresa May has failed to unite her Conservative Party on how to exit the European Union. The prime minister has therefore started talks with the leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn. It will not be easy for the two to hammer out a compromise deal | The Economist
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Theresa May has failed to unite her Conservative Party on how to exit the European Union. The prime minister has therefore started talks with the leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn. It will not be easy for the two to hammer out a compromise deal | The Economist
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Brexit is the mother of all messes. To solve it, Britain needs more time—and a second referendum. Read about this, and more, when you subscribe for A$45 for 12 weeks | The Economist
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Brexit is the mother of all messes. To solve it, Britain needs more time—and a second referendum. Read about this, and more, when you subscribe for A$45 for 12 weeks | The Economist
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To stop a no-deal Brexit, Conservative MPs must be ready to bring down Boris Johnson. Read about this, and more, when you subscribe to The Economist | The Economist
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To stop a no-deal Brexit, Conservative MPs must be ready to bring down Boris Johnson. Read about this, and more, when you subscribe to The Economist | The Economist
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Brexit chaos could give Britain a shot at coming up with something better. Read about this, and more, when you subscribe for $1 a week for 12 weeks | The Economist
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How did Britain get into this muddle, and what's the solution for getting out? | The Economist
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A leaked report drawn up for the Department for Exiting the EU, titled “EU Exit Analysis: Cross Whitehall Briefing”, predicts the impact of various Brexit scenarios on Britain's economy. | The Economist
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An expert's guide to negotiating Brexit | The Economist
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As Prime Minister Theresa May triggers Article 50, the formal process for Brexit begins. Here's what you need to know | The Economist
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Britain’s constitution was a model of adaptable, robust government. Brexit has shoved a stick of dynamite beneath it. Our cover this week https://econ.st/2WeMY7L | The Economist
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Our editor explains why The Economist has taken a hard line on Brexit from the beginning of the campaign—and makes a case for Remain | The Economist
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Former prime ministers Tony Blair and John Major have floated the possibility of a referendum on the final Brexit deal. Is this a plausible option? | The Economist
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A softer Brexit is better: what can Britain learn from Norway? | The Economist
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Get more of The Economist’s coverage on Brexit. Subscribe from just €20 for 12 weeks | The Economist
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Brexit will determine Britain's fortunes for decades. It is crucial that it is done right | The Economist
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What are Theresa May's plans for Brexit? Find out with a subscription to The Economist | The Economist
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Deal or no deal, Brexit will still lead to lower UK growth: Economist
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The United Kingdom is looking increasingly fragile, thanks to Brexit. If Scotland were to break away from Britain it would face an uncertain future—as would the rest of the union: https://econ.st/3sytCFP | The Economist
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WATCH: A year after the U.K. left the European Union, what’s the economic damage? Lizzy Burden reports.
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Theresa May, Britain’s prime minister, promised the Conservative party conference this week that she would invoke Article 50 of the European Union treaty, the only legal route to leave the EU, by the end of March 2017. How will Brexit work? | The Economist
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Greater access to Europe’s single market would boost Britain's economic growth. Yet, Sir Keir Starmer, Britain’s prime minister, remains cautious about binding closer to Brussels. Zanny Minton Beddoes, our editor-in-chief, and Edward Carr, deputy editor, and our Britain team explore why Brexit paralyses the government and why public opinion on the EU is shifting in a surprising way. Watch the full show: https://econ.st/49ZXvIH | The Economist
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This morning the British prime minister David Cameron resigned after failing to keep Britain in the EU. Moments later, Iain Duncan Smith, one of his former ministers and opponents in the Brexit debate, gave an exclusive interview to Economist Radio's Anne McElvoy | The Economist
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