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Group of 60 Conservative MPs back 'hard Brexit'
A group of 60 Conservative MPs are calling on the prime minister to deliver a "hard Brexit".
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Increasing number of MPs set to vote against Article 50
Liberal Democrat and Labour MPs have said they are prepared to vote against triggering Article 50 to begin Britain's exit from the EU.
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'Further austerity' for Britain post-Brexit, IFS warns
Britain will suffer "further austerity" and the post-Brexit growth slowdown will "dominate" public finances, the IFS has told ITV News.
Read the full story ›May backs press after attacks on Brexit judges
Theresa May says she values judiciary independence but added she values press freedom, after papers attacked a High Court ruling on Brexit.
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High Court to rule on royal prerogative use for Brexit
The High Court is to rule on whether Theresa May's use of the royal prerogative for Brexit is legal.
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Inflation 'will quadruple to 4% in second half of 2017'
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) said the move to trigger Article 50 could hit growth further in 2017.
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Belgium breaks political deadlock over Canada trade deal
Belgian politicians ended a political deadlock over a free trade deal between the EU and Canada.
Read the full story ›Tusk: Canada's free trade deal could be last for EU
Canada's free trade deal could be the last for the EU, the bloc's President Donald Tusk said.
The CETA deal with Canada is being delayed after one regional parliament in Belgium vetoed it and voiced concerns over some its terms.
Arriving for the summit, which the prime minister is also attending, Tusk said Brexit will not be discussed.
Trade will be a major issue at the two-day EU summit in Brussels, which begins today.
Tusk warned the CETA deal risked being the last such accord for the bloc unless it improves its trade policies.
May: UK will be a 'strong dependable partner' after Brexit
The UK will be a "strong dependable partner" for the EU even after Brexit, Theresa May said at her first European Council meeting.
The prime minister said Britain must show a "robust and united European stance in the face of Russian aggression" in Syria.
Are Europeans taking Brexit seriously?
There seems to be a growing suspicion among senior British politicians that the Europeans are not taking Brexit seriously enough.
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