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The Guardianadded this to Politics
Brexit
European media delight in covering anti-Brexit march
The Guardian - Jon Henley, European affairs correspondent
European media covered Saturday’s mammoth anti-Brexit demonstration in London with ill-concealed relish, before turning to reports of Theresa May’s imminent departure – and, in some cases, a first draft
The Telegraphadded this to Politics
European Union
Theresa May is a chicken who's bottled Brexit. The only way forward is to come out of the EU now
The Telegraph - By Boris Johnson
There have been many times over the last 30 years when I have found myself nodding in passionate agreement with Michael Heseltine, who is, among his other virtues, my fellow ex-member for Henley on Thames.
Bloombergadded this to Bloomberg
Opinion
A Bonkers U.K. Establishment Drags Everyone Down
Bloomberg - Pankaj Mishra
Shortly after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union in June, 2016, I wrote that the decision represents a “collective suicide bombing” by an …
Reuters UKadded this to Top News
Brexit
PM May was told - set out her exit date to get Brexit deal approved
Reuters - Reuters Editorial
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May leaves after giving a news briefing in Brussels, Belgium March 22, 2019. REUTERS/Toby Melville LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May was told at a on
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Brexit
Black Wednesday shows that a no-deal Brexit would be a blessed release for Britain's economy
The Telegraph - By Roger Bootle
I hadn’t meant to write about that subject again for fear that readers are suffering from a severe bout of B-fatigue. But the events of last week were extraordinary and this week could prove to be even
The Independentadded this to News
Brexit
Brexit hypocrisy highlighted by nationwide billboard campaign
independent.co.uk - Zamira Rahim
Political billboards have popped up across the UK, from Glasgow to Dover, thanks to Led By Donkeys, an anti-Brexit group. Each board is emblazoned …
The Guardianadded this to Comment is Free
Opinion (UK)
May’s time is up. She must make way for a caretaker prime minister
The Guardian - Matthew d’Ancona
Nigel Farage warns that, if the exit process is delayed for long, he will ‘tear [May’s] party limb from limb' There is an unforgettable moment in Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip that comes unexpectedly
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Personal Finance (UK)
'My new TV broke down after a software update - and now I can't get a refund'
mirror.co.uk - Dean Dunham
The retailer has denied all liability, saying that as the update was ‘free of charge’ and voluntary, they have no responsibility Readers have been …
Tim Chapmanadded this to Brexit Watch
Brexit
Revoke Article 50: Labour’s Hilary Benn: says it ‘could be revoked’ to prevent no-deal Brexit
inews.co.uk - Nick Duffy
The chair of Parliament’s Brexit committee, Hilary Benn, has said that Article 50 should be revoked if the only alternative is a no-deal Brexit. The …
The Independentadded this to Voices
Opinion (UK)
Sorry Theresa, but democracy is a rolling process. We may have wanted Brexit before, but we don’t now
independent.co.uk - Letters
When a million people march against Brexit, compared with a 150 on Farage’s feeble counter march, the government should wake up to the will of the …
The Guardianadded this to Top Stories
Brexit
Brexiters pile on pressure as May’s deal drifts away
The Guardian - Dan Sabbagh
Theresa May’s prospects of getting her Brexit deal through parliament this week dramatically receded on Sunday night after a high-stakes summit with Boris Johnson and other leading hard-Brexiters at her
The Telegraphadded this to Money
The City
'I've retired but my pension has been put on hold'
The Telegraph - By Holly Thomas
I have a pension with Aviva with a retirement date of July 20 2018. The pension scheme was set up years ago under a company that has now dissolved. The other three members are sadly deceased. I told Aviva
The Sunadded this to The Sun
Petitions
Remainer Tory MP calls on 5million who signed petition to reverse Brexit to join the Tories and elect a new pro-EU leader
thesun.co.uk - By Tom Newton Dunn, Political Editor
A REBEL Tory MP today called on the five million Brits who signed a petition to stop Brexit to join her party and elect a new pro-EU PM. Remainer …
Reuters UKadded this to Top News
Scotland
Can't get the staff: Scenic Highlands at eye of Scotland's Brexit storm
Reuters - by Elisabeth O'Leary
INVERNESS, Scotland (Reuters) - Glen Mhor Hotel, a picturesque base for tourists hunting Scotland’s Loch Ness monster, is struggling to find staff for the summer season as workers from the European Union
The Evening Standardadded this to News | Evening Standard
Brexit
Revoke Article 50 petition hits 5 million signatures
standard.co.uk
ES News email The latest headlines in your inbox The latest headlines in your inbox Update newsletter preferences The online petition to revoke Article …
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Brexit
The best, most powerful signs from the Put It To The People march
stylist.co.uk - Anna Brech
There’s nothing like a march to bring out the power of word play, and pun lovers were in their element yesterday for the Put It To The People march …
The Telegraphadded this to Politics
Boris Johnson
Theresa May's Government is 'chicken' and has 'bottled it' over Brexit, Boris Johnson says
The Telegraph - By Steven Swinford
Theresa May's Government is "chicken" and has "bottled it completely" over Brexit, Boris Johnson has said as he urged her to "tell Brussels let my people go". Writing in The Telegraph, Mr Johnson said
HuffPost UKadded this to Brexit
Dominic Raab
Dominic Raab Blocks James O'Brien On Twitter Over 'Loony Left Anti-Brexit Rants'
HuffPost UK - Chris York
"The perfect, and horribly predictable, conclusion to my little film." PA Wire/PA Images Conservative MP Dominic Raab has blocked James O’Brien on …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily Mirror
Brexit
Brexit: Stubborn Theresa May 'offers no concessions' despite threat of Cabinet coup
mirror.co.uk - Pippa Crerar
Theresa May is sticking stubbornly to her Brexit Plan A despite fighting for her political survival. The Prime Minister ploughed on with attempts to …
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Brexit
Brexit: Hammond says campaign for second referendum is 'perfectly coherent' and 'deserves to be considered’
independent.co.uk - Rob Merrick
A fresh Brexit referendum “deserves to be considered”, Philip Hammond has said, becoming the first cabinet minister to agree its supporters have a …
Sky Newsadded this to Latest
Brexit
Theresa May gathers ministers and MPs for Chequers crisis talks amid 'cabinet coup'
sky.com - By Greg Heffer
The prime minister is gathering a group of senior Conservatives at her country retreat amid speculation she could be ousted. Theresa May is holding …
BBC Newsadded this to Politics
Richard Branson
Richard Branson calls for new Brexit vote
bbc.co.uk
Sir Richard Branson says, despite a delay to Brexit, the UK is "dangerously close to full scale disaster".
The Guardianadded this to Comment is Free
Opinion (UK)
The Guardian view on Conservative crisis: made by Brexit
The Guardian - Editorial
Theresa May has not been honest about the withdrawal agreement she negotiated with the European Union. She repeatedly said it was the only one on the table. She now accepts that it is not. This admission
David Lidington
David Lidington, tipped to replace Theresa May as PM: his voting record and views on Brexit
inews.co.uk - Jem Collins
In brief Mr Lidington has voted to scrap the Human Rights Act and reduce access to abortion in the UK • Currently the Minister for the Cabinet Office, …
The Daily Recordadded this to News
Government (UK)
Brexit must be stopped - we have to put it back to the people
dailyrecord.co.uk - Ian Blackford
Our columnist Ian Blackford says Westminster must hold another referendum or revoke Article 50 to stop the UK falling off a cliff edge. On Saturday, …
The Guardianadded this to Politics
Petitions
Brexit petition to revoke article 50 exceeds 5m signatures
The Guardian - Seth Jacobson
The petition asking the British government to revoke article 50 and reconsider its plan to exit the European Union has passed the 5m-signature mark, following a massive demonstration in London on Saturday.
The Telegraphadded this to Politics
Brexit
Why Norway plus gives Britain the time it needs to get out of its Brexit mess
The Telegraph - By Yanis Varoufakis
Brexit is, undeniably, important. The Prime Minister’s faulty negotiations have now turned what the majority of the British people considered an opportunity into a national crisis. However, now is perhaps
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Personal Finance (UK)
The cheapest times to book your holiday flights revealed
which.co.uk - By Naomi Leach
Whether you’re planning a bank holiday sunshine escape or a Christmas getaway, the cheapest time to book your flight is around three months before …
Euronewsadded this to News
Brexit
The best placards from Saturday's anti-Brexit march in London
Euronews
British cleverness was on full display at the anti-Bexit march that drew more than one million protesters in London on Saturday as people carried banners and posters showing their disappointment at how
BBC Newsadded this to Politics
Brexit
Brexit: 'Common Market 2.0' plan optimism from MP Kinnock
bbc.co.uk
A plan that keeps the UK in the EU's single market may be backed by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a Welsh MP has indicated.