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Tag: eu

Brexit: what is going on?
Brexit: what is going on?
With the original Brexit 29 March 2019 being delayed, by just 2 weeks it looks like the government is no closer to getting a withdraw agreement plan completed and agreed by parliament and then the EU in time. Yesterday(25 March) MPs voted in favour of Conservative backbencher Sir Oliver Letwin’s cross-party amendment,...
26.03.2019
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Google hit with €1.5bn fine from EU
Google hit with €1.5bn fine from EU
GOOGLE has been hit with a €1.49bn (£1.28bn) fine from the EU for blocking rival online search advertisers. It is the third EU fine for the search and advertising giant in two years. The case accuses Google of abusing its market dominance by restricting third-party rivals from displaying search ads...
21.03.2019
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May secures “legally binding” changes before tonight’s vote
May secures “legally binding” changes before tonight’s vote
  Theresa May has secured “legally binding” changes following last-minute talks with the EU. MPs will vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal tonight. The PM said the changes meant the Irish backstop – the insurance policy designed to avoid a hard border in Ireland – could not “become permanent”. Attorney...
12.03.2019
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Avrupa Birliği’nden May’e Brexit mesajı : Yeniden müzakeze yok
Avrupa Birliği’nden May’e Brexit mesajı : Yeniden müzakeze yok
Parlamento’da dün kabul edilen önergelerden ilki ülkenin Avrupa Birliği’nden (AB) 29 Mart’ta anlaşma olmadan ayrılmamasını, ikincisi ise Kuzey İrlanda sorununa çözüm bulunarak reddedilen Brexit anlaşmasının tekrar müzakere edilmesini öngörüyor. İlk önerge, yasal olarak bağlayıcı olmasa da Başbakan May üzerinde siyasi bir baskı oluşturabilir. Başbakan May, Çarşamba günü Parlamento’da yaptığı konuşmada,...
30.01.2019
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Brexit: May wins by 317 to 301 but only if the EU agrees
Brexit: May wins by 317 to 301 but only if the EU agrees
Theresa May’s Plan B has won parliament vote by 317 to 301, but only if the agreement is amended on backstop. Speaking in the Commons, today  May said she will attempt to renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement and appealed for MPs to vote for an amendment that would give her a...
29.01.2019
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Theresa May scraps £65 EU fee
Theresa May scraps £65 EU fee
  PRIME Minister has decided to scrap the £65 fee millions of EU citizens were going to have to pay to secure the right to continue living in the UK after Brexit. Theresa May also vowed to seek changes to the Irish backstop from the EU. However she again declined...
26.01.2019
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UK car production falls in November
UK car production falls in November
PRODUCTION cars in the UK tumbled by almost 20% in November compared with a year earlier, according to the industry’s trade body. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) blamed weaker demand in the UK and in export markets. It also said changes in regulation and the introduction of...
29.12.2018
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UK growth forecast cut
UK growth forecast cut
  UNCLEAR clarity in Brexit has led the Bank of England to cut its UK growth forecast. The Bank said uncertainty over the UK’s departure from the EU had “intensified considerably” over the past month. Against a backdrop of weaker global growth, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted unanimously to keep interest...
20.12.2018
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Brits travelling to the EU will have to pay €7
Brits travelling to the EU will have to pay €7
  Travellers will have to apply for an electronic permit to travel to the EUr Brits will have to pay €7 (£6.30) every three years to travel to EU countries, as a consequence of Brexit. The European Commission has confirmed that while UK travellers will not need a visa, they will...
14.12.2018
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Theresa May survives confidence vote
Theresa May survives confidence vote
The prime minister is searching to legally binding pledges from EU leaders on the “backstop” – the plan to prevent a return to a manned Northern Ireland border. Critics advocate that the scheme will keep the UK tied to EU rules indefinitely and curb its ability to strike trade deals....
13.12.2018
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UK government suggests Brexit will hurt the economy
UK government suggests Brexit will hurt the economy
GOVERNMENT analysis suggest that the UK will be poorer economically under any form of Brexit, compared with staying in the EU. Official figures clarify that the UK economy could be up to 3.9% smaller after 15 years under Theresa May’s Brexit plan, compared with staying in the EU. However, a...
04.12.2018
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Brexit draft withdrawal completed
Brexit draft withdrawal completed
The draft withdrawal agreement on how the UK leaves the European Union has been established by the UK and EU proposers. The 585 pages long document has been approved by PM Theresa May’s cabinet and the EU negotiators have passed the documents on to the EU counterpart to analysis for...
15.11.2018
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Over half a million people march for a 2nd referendum
Over half a million people march for a 2nd referendum
Protesters seeking a referendum on the final Brexit deal have attended a rally which organisers say was the “biggest” demonstration of its kind. Young voters led the People’s Vote march to London’s Parliament Square, which supporters say attracted around 670,000 protesters today (October 20). Tweeting:  “670,000 are on the #PeoplesVoteMarch...
20.10.2018
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EU immigration will not get special treatment
EU immigration will not get special treatment
THE cabinet has agreed that once the UK has leaves the EU, European immigrates will face the same face the same rules as those from elsewhere. The agreement in principle follows a recommendation of the independent Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), which was also backed by Labour. According to the BBC’s source...
30.09.2018
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Pound falls against the Euro and US Dollar
Pound falls against the Euro and US Dollar
Immediately after PM, Theresa May delivered her statement today (Friday 21 September) on the reject of her Chequers plan, the pound fell 1% against the euro and 1.3% the US dollar. May stated that: “In the meantime, we must and will continue the work of preparing ourselves for no deal.”...
21.09.2018
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PM calls for ‘respect’ from leaders after EU rejects plan
PM calls for ‘respect’ from leaders after EU rejects plan
  PM Theresa May spoke live from Downing Street after EU leaders to reject her plan with no alternative at this “late stage of negotiations” was “not acceptable”. Declaring: “I will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will I break up my country.” Mrs May’s statement came after...
21.09.2018
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EU citizens will be taken care of says Brexit minister
EU citizens will be taken care of says Brexit minister
THE UK will “move swiftly” to safeguard the future of EU citizens in the event of no deal being agreed, Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said. After talks in Brussels, he told the BBC the UK had a “moral obligation” to people and it was “inconceivable” they would be “turfed...
28.08.2018
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Theresa May taking control over Brexit negotiations
Theresa May taking control over Brexit negotiations
THERESA May is taking personal control of Brexit talks with the EU, with Dominic Raab deputising for her. Mr Raab was drafted in as Brexit Secretary to replace David Davis, who quit in protest at the prime minister’s proposals for post-Brexit trade. A special unit in Mrs May’s office has...
30.07.2018
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