While attacking her he was saying "this is for Britain", "keep Britain independent", and "Britain first", the court heard.
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Amanda Ireland, Prince Chalres Cinema, London, Great Britain Umit Mesut, Umit and Son, London, Great Britain Ewan Dunford, Watershed, Bristol, Great Britain Frank Gibson, Film and Televison Studies, University of Warwick, Coventry, Great Britain Paul Edmunds, Birmingham, Great Britain Alexa Raisbeck and Peter Bell, NFT1, BFI Southbank, London, Great Britain James Anderson, Duke of Yorks, Brighton, Great Britain Peter Bell and Alexa Raisbeck, NFT1, BFI Southbank, London, Great Britain Peter Howden, Rio Cinema, Dalston, London, Great Britain Ray Reed, Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle Sam Bishop, The Electric, Birmingham, Great Britain Ewen MacLeod, Arnolfini, Bristol, Great Britain During the past decade, 90 percent of the world's movie theaters swapped their analog projectors for glorified computers that play files, not films.
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Finance is big in Britain because Britain is good at it.
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Britain, there's only about eight real white people left in Britain.
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Carney had strong existing ties to Britain before his appointment to Britain.
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America means a lot more to Britain than Britain means to America.
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"Van Gogh and Britain" is showing at Tate Britain until August 11th
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Britain needs a friendly EU and the EU needs a friendly Britain.
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BRITAIN, March 29: Britain signs its divorce papers with the European Union.
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"They're talking about Britain reasserting itself, Britain being a world power again, Britain not needing anyone else," Oxford historian Margaret MacMillan recently told Christiane Amanpour.
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Her Britain is the Britain of the provincial Tory heartlands: a Britain of solid values and rooted certainties, hard work and upward mobility, a Britain where people try to get ahead but also have time for the less fortunate.
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South Britain Congregational Church, 693 South Britain Road (Route. 172). 203-264-5890.
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South Britain Congregational Church, 693 South Britain Road (Route 703). 203-264-5890.
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Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain.
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DATA AHEAD (GMT) 0930 Britain GDP estimate Nov 0930 Britain Industrial Output Nov 0930 Britain Manufacturing Output Nov 0930 Britain Goods Trade Balance Nov 1330 U.S. Consumer prices Dec (Reporting by K. Sathya Narayanan in Bengaluru; Editing by Joseph Radford)
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AUGUST Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain.
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"No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain," May declared.
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"It gives us an opportunity to point to a vision of a different kind of Britain, a fairer Britain, a more equal Britain, a Britain on the side of the many, not the few," Andrew Gwynne, Labour's campaign chief, told Sky News.
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In both America and Britain new-car sales reached record levels last year (2.7m cars in Britain and 17.5m in America), as did second-hand-car sales in Britain.
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As hardly anyone in Britain had heard of Britain First, neither presumably had Mr Trump.
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"This country is your home and Britain would not be Britain without you," she said.
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Next year, the EY-sponsored exhibition, Van Gogh and Britain, will open at Tate Britain.
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"Divided Britain" isn't your first documentary; you've also done a series about class in Britain.
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Britain was supposed to notify other member states of foreigners convicted of crimes in Britain.
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"Britain, come back to us It's not too late to turn around Britain, come back, Britain, come back Promise we can change Can we make you change your mind?" breunionboys.
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Schulz also said both the EU and Britain would be weaker if Britain left the bloc, so he thought Britain was prepared to come to a compromise with other countries.
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It would allow Britain to reduce welfare payments to non-British European citizens living in Britain.
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During the June 16 attack, he shouted "Britain first" and "Keep Britain independent", his trial heard.
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As sterling has weakened, exports to Britain have become less competitive, and imports from Britain cheaper.
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Is it riskier to stay in a Britain without the EU, or an EU without Britain?
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You can take Britain out of Europe but you can't take the European out of Britain.
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"No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain," the prime minister threatened.
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S.), Marta Garcia (Spain), Megan Gilkes (Canada), Esmee Hawkey (Britain), Jessica Hawkins (Britain), Shea Holbrook (U.
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Northern Ireland will represent the only land frontier between Britain and the EU once Britain leaves.
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Britain accuses Russia of attempted murder but Russia denies involvement and says Britain has no evidence.
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The poisoning has revived tensions between Britain and Russia, which Britain has blamed for the attack.
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Whittam said Cox's aide Fazila Aswat, who was with Cox at the time of the murder, had heard him say "Britain first, this is for Britain, Britain will always come first".
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One controversial point is the provision allowing Britain to curb social benefits for European workers in Britain.
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S.) beat Angela Mortimer (Britain) 6-0 12-43 1955 Angela Mortimer (Britain) beat Dorothy Knode (U.
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He also said talk of Britain walking out of negotiations on Britain leaving the EU was wrong.
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Britain is drab, dull, dismal—Britain is lumpy mash, John Stapleton, and fossil hunting in Lyme Regis.
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Britain has not guaranteed that EU citizens in Britain can stay after the country leaves the bloc.
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Fitch also downgraded Britain; Moody's, which already had Britain one notch down, lowered its outlook to "negative".
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Britain and Southern Scandinavia: warmer than normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain, wetter than normal.
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S.) beat Angela Mortimer (Britain) 233-28 26-24 193 Angela Mortimer (Britain) beat Dorothy Knode (U.
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As long as Britain remains within Europe, they have the right to stay and work in Britain.
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" "We want very, very good relations with Great Britain after Great Britain has left the European Union.
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JULY Britain and Southern Scandinavia: warmer than normal in Scandinavia, cooler than normal in Britain, wetter than normal.
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China had two more medals than Great Britain overall, 58 to 56 — but Britain had two more golds.
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"No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain," she told an audience in London.
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Playing in Britain is "a deliberate loss leader", according to Alistair Kirkwood, head of the NFL in Britain.
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Minorities appear to be better integrated in Britain, he said, because Britain emphasizes multiculturalism, unlike assimilation in France.
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Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal temperatures in Scandinavia, below normal temperatures in Britain Germany: Above normal temperatures.
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Britain is its largest trading partner, and many European goods pass through Britain on their way to Ireland.
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Britain routinely seeks assurances that the Justice Department will not pursue the death penalty, which Britain has abolished.
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Britain accused France of failing to police its borders; France accused Britain of shirking responsibility for the crisis.
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"No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain" was a common phrase of hers.
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" His verdict on Britain after a week of parliamentary debate that went some way toward indicating what Britain doesn't want but offered no clue as to what Britain does want: "We are a laughingstock.
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JULY Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal temperatures in Scandinavia, below normal temperatures in Britain Germany: Above normal temperatures.
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She added that there were huge possibilities for Britain to attract tech companies once Britain leaves the European Union.
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It needs to get beyond that and say: Britain can be there for others and the Europeans need Britain.
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Britain has taken similar action in the past against dual nationals who left Britain to join militant groups abroad.
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Britain is Ireland's biggest export market, and Britain exports more to Ireland than to China, India and Brazil combined.
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She should, Soros said, seek to keep Britain in the EU's single market as Britain tried to extract itself.
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"My message today is that a post-Brexit Britain will be an unequivocally pro-business Britain," May will say.
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That we go there together and apart with Britain, and what happens in Britain happen to us as well.
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The Iranian Embassy in Britain had maintained that Gabriella was free to go back to Britain at any time.
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Other survey data suggest that Britain registered no economic growth in the second quarter of the year (see Britain section).
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Among many Brexiteers and Tories in Britain a "fair Brexit" means Britain staying in the Single Market without free movement.
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"Britain needs Europe and the opposite is also true, Europe needs Britain," Villeroy told a business forum in New York.
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S.) 1968 Bobby Unser 1967 Foyt 1966 Graham Hill (Britain) 1965 Jim Clark (Britain) 1964 Foyt 1963 Parnelli Jones (U.
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" Prime Minister of Great Britain Theresa May: "Today Britain remembers a great statesman and a true friend of our country.
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As a member of the EU, Britain allowed EU citizens to live and work inside Britain without a work permit.
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Trade ties between Britain and Germany, Europe's largest economy, are close: Britain is Germany's fifth-biggest trading partner for goods.
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He voted for Britain to leave and said he was not concerned with the economic downturn that Britain potentially faces.
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She warned that Europe should not try to corner Britain into accepting a "punitive" deal, because Britain would walk away.
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Seventeen months after Britain voted to leave the European Union, many Europeans are leaving Britain — some 122,000 as of March.
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Some, like Canada and Britain, use single-payer (in Britain the government also operates the hospitals and pays the doctors).
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britain will leave the EU's single market, raising questions about how companies in Britain will do business in the bloc after Brexit, and how European companies can operate in Britain.
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"I'm demanding the opening of a center in Britain to deal with asylum seekers in Britain so that Britain can do the work that concerns them," Nicolas Sarkozy told a political rally in Touquet in northern France.
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Norway is concerned, among other things, about the fate of Norwegians living in Britain after Brexit; fisheries policy; what kind of terms would be given to Britain after Brexit and whether Britain would get preferential treatment over Norway.
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Though other parts of north-west Europe shared many such features with Britain, it was in Britain alone that industrialisation began.
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JOHN CLARKOxford If Britain is heading for a hard Brexit, the prime minister should push her "global Britain" agenda equally hard.
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Nor would European airlines be able to fly passengers between two airports in Britain, unless Britain chooses to let them in.
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A no-deal Brexit would hurt Britain grievously, but it would also hurt the EU—and Ireland as grievously as Britain.
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More importantly, whatever is decided in Britain, Germany and Britain on many issues, had very similar interests and were much aligned.
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"Europe needs Great Britain and Great Britain needs Europe," Merkel said in Hamburg, repeating her previous support for continued British membership.
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But passporting between the rest of the EU and Britain may be lost once Britain leaves EU in two years' time.
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Ladbrokes operates 2,154 betting shops in Britain and 77 in Northern Ireland and Coral operates around 1,850 betting shops in Britain.
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For Britain, exports to the EU make up 12.6% of GDP, whereas for the EU, exports to Britain are only 3.1%.
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Ladbrokes operates 0003,154 betting shops in Britain and 77 in Northern Ireland and Coral operates around 1,850 betting shops in Britain.
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They also discuss what sort of relationship Britain and the EU could have post-Brexit and whether Britain could ever rejoin.
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As Andrew Rawnsley put it in June 2017, "Britain has a zombie prime minister" -- and now Britain isn't the only one.
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"Naomi Smith, CEO of anti-Brexit group Best For Britain, said: "Johnson doesn't want what's best for Britain, but for himself.
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The business of the eight teams based in Britain is certainly going to be affected if Britain leaves the European Union.
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May's agreement because it takes Britain out of the European common marketplace; others because it ties Britain too closely to Europe.
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"She was born in Britain; she has that right to remain in Britain," Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, said last month.
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And in 2015 Britain ranks only slightly ahead of France, a country that has become synonymous in Britain with economic weakness.
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FROM BRITAIN TO INDIA Many of the tyres that end up in Indian villages like Nabipur start their lives in Britain.
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FROM BRITAIN TO INDIA Many of the tires that end up in Indian villages like Nabipur start their lives in Britain.
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After the Crimean War with Britain during the mid-1850s, Russia determined that Britain would take Alaska in any future conflict.
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After the Crimean War with Britain during the mid-1850s, Moscow determined that Britain would take Alaska in any future conflict.
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Schaeuble said the aim was not to punish Britain and Brexit would hurt Britain and all other countries in Europe anyway.
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Following the Crimean War with Britain during the mid-1850s, Moscow determined that Britain would take Alaska in any future conflict.
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They want to clarify and guarantee the rights of their citizens in Britain, and vice versa; ensure that Britain meets its outstanding financial commitments to the EU (the so-called "Brexit bill"); avoid creating a hard border between Britain and Ireland; and strike a trade deal that does not grant Britain overly generous access to the EU single market.
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The United Kingdom Parliament ratified Johnson&aposs withdrawal agreement with the EU on Wednesday, paving the way for Britain to leave the EU.However, the European Union immediately warned the UK that its negotiations will now get much tougher after Britain leaves the EU.Negotiations over Britain&aposs future relationship with the EU will not begin until Britain has left.
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"So my message is very clear - on the 8th of June vote for strong and stable leadership ... Give me a mandate to lead Britain, give me a mandate to speak for Britain, give me a mandate to fight for Britain and give me a mandate to deliver for Britain," she told supporters in the Welsh town of Bridgend.
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After two-and-a-half years of haggling with Britain over Brexit, Juncker cautioned that this was the last chance for Britain.
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Britain is the biggest foreign investor in Germany, and some 2,500 German firms have subsidiaries in Britain, employing about 400,000 people there.
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The fear that Britain could join this ring says at least as much about the EU as it does about Britain itself.
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PERILS said on Thursday that the cyclone, known as Doris in Britain, caused the majority of those losses in Britain and Germany.
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Britain, there's only about eight real white people left in Britain … So what would a brother from America made of that role?
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So many people in Britain are proud of their Indian heritage – and Indian food is about the most popular food in Britain!
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The sheer political chaos in Britain means that there is even more reason to put investment plans on hold; Britain looks rudderless.
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"Brexit is obviously a difficulty for Britain, and any type of difficulty for Britain is always an opportunity for Ireland," said Gallagher.
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But Europe's leaders have said that, to have those terms, Britain must accept the free movement of European Union citizens into Britain.
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Britain is currently negotiating to leave the EU, and talks are stalled over how much Britain will pay to settle outstanding liabilities.
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And the clue, "Overcast, in Britain" should be read as "a word used in Britain to mean 'overcast'" because of that comma.
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Keeping Britain in the club should be mutually beneficial, but other members could make new demands for greater market access in Britain.
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Some UK lawmakers question why Britain should bother with equivalence given that it offers limited access and ties Britain to EU rules.
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Since then, Ms. Prouvost, who was awarded the Turner Prize in Britain in 2013, has established her career in Britain and Belgium.
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If you would like to read more about Britain and how fucked it is right now, head to our 'Britain = ¯\_(ツ)_/¯¯' page.
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The Beyond then travels to the New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain, CT, from February 22 through June 2, 2019.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government called on Friday for Britain and the European Union to reach agreement as soon as possible after Britain voted to leave the bloc, as an influential state-run newspaper warned Britain is becoming a "small country".
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Asked about the impact on China's business ties with Britain, Hua said: "Of course there will be an impact from Britain choosing to leave the EU. "The impact will be on all levels, not only on relations between China and Britain.
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"The more access to the internal market Britain wants, the greater the trade-off and so the more Britain must submit to EU law," said Seif, warning Britain not to try to divide the bloc by negotiating with individual member states.
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"Now Britain needs a positive post-Brexit plan and only Heathrow expansion will help Britain to be one of the world's leading trading nations - connecting all of Britain to global growth," Chief Executive John Holland-Kaye said in a statement.
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Cox had pushed for Britain to stay in the EU, an unpopular position with some right-wing groups, including one called Britain First.
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Currently Britain must abide by ECJ judgments but Prime Minister Theresa May's government has said that Britain will leave its jurisdiction after Brexit.
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The FCA wants Britain to stay closely aligned with the EU, but without Britain having to copy all the bloc's rules, Monks said.
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But he now believes it would now be better — for both Britain and the rest of the EU — for Britain to leave. Why?
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With Britain generally a stable, well-run place, it is not surprising that foreign investors choose to park money in Britain each year.
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"No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain," she said in January last year, setting out her red lines.
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Risks around the sort of relationship Britain can agree with the EU for after Britain leaves the bloc continue to influence the pound.
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That it would be good for Britain, good for Germany and German companies, and that it's impossible for Britain to accept free movement.
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Pensioners from the Windrush generation, who moved to Britain in the 1950s and then returned to Dominica, have now gone back to Britain.
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So total household debt in Britain is bound to be fairly high up the global rankings (above Britain are China, Japan and America).
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" But she also set a firm tone for the negotiations, saying: "No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain.
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Britain, Greece and Turkey pledged to maintain the "sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence" of Cyprus, and Britain kept two sizable military bases there.
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The meeting is an attempt to ensure Britain and the U.S. maintain their relationship as Britain gets ready to leave the European Union.
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The levy taxes banks based in Britain on their worldwide balance sheet, but international competitors are taxed only on their businesses in Britain.
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Britain could relax regulation — but this could cost it trade deals Leaving the EU would allow Britain to relax regulation to an extent.
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The poll was commissioned by Best for Britain, an body campaigning for Britain to keep an open mind on retaining its EU membership.
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Beijing said Britain was engaged in "provocation" after HMS Albion passed near the Paracel Islands, and warned Britain risked harming broader bilateral relations.
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It was published last year in Britain as "Ælfred's Britain: War and Peace in the Viking Age," which is a more accurate description.
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The National Crime Agency in Britain opened an investigation because at least some of the money laundering occurred through companies registered in Britain.
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Britain and the EU hope to reach broad agreement by October so that EU national parliaments can ratify a deal before Britain leaves.
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BERLIN — Britain and the European Union began formal negotiations on Monday over how Britain will leave the bloc and what might come afterward.
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Tensions between Britain and Russia grew this year after London accused Moscow of poisoning former double-agent Sergei Skripal in Britain in March.
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Britain now serves as a cautionary tale, though, and analysts tend to agree that the bloc will fare far better than Britain will.
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The focus so far has been on banks based in Britain applying for licences to operate on the continent once Britain leaves the EU. Deutsche Bank has 9,000 staff based in Britain, while BNP Paribas has around 6,500 staff in the country, where it bases the bulk of its investment banking business and Societe Generale has some 4,000 staff in Britain.
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S.) beat Yola Ramirez (Mexico) 6-3 6-4 1959 Christine Truman (Britain) beat Zsuzsi Kormoczi (Hungary) 19223-4 7-5 1958 Zsuzsi Kormoczy (Hungary) beat Shirley Bloomer (Britain) 6-4 1-6 6-63 1957 Shirley Bloomer (Britain) beat Dorothy Knode (U.
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What the President said about the plan is it stops Britain after leaving the E.U. from doing a trade deal with the U.S., that it stops Britain having control over its borders and laws, that it stops Britain having control over its laws.
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The U.S. software giant employs 5,000 staff in Britain and plans to offer Europeans remote access to data from centers based in Britain, but said further investment could be at risk if Britain votes to leave the EU in next month's referendum.
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S.) beat Yola Ramirez (Mexico) 26-23 218973-23 21912 Christine Truman (Britain) beat Zsuzsi Kormoczi (Hungary) 26-22 27-25 21911 Zsuzsi Kormoczy (Hungary) beat Shirley Bloomer (Britain) 26-22 1897-25 21910-21 26 Shirley Bloomer (Britain) beat Dorothy Knode (U.
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As part of any trade deal between America and Britain it seems highly likely that Britain will be required to accept PRT-treated birds.
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U.S. Ambassador to Britain Woody Johnson said on Twitter the United States stood with Britain in holding Russia accountable for its "act of aggression".
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He wanted to take Britain into the euro zone and believed Britain should lead the way in the EU rather than withdraw from it.
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We do not wish to go the way Britain has gone, and prefer to hold fast to these values we once shared with Britain.
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If Britain kept the common external tariff in place, then it might also apply to a company moving components between the EU and Britain.
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Britain said the discussions that had taken place did not affect the sovereignty issue and Britain remained clear in its support of the islanders.
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Mrs May's praise for the "important" Japanese spending in Britain only highlights the much bigger investors with which Britain is choosing to complicate ties.
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China and Great Britain were neck-and-neck with 51 and 50 medals respectively, though Britain had the edge in golds 19 to 17.
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In Britain, some investors worry Boris Johnson, expected to be the next prime minister, could pull Britain out of the European Union on Oct.
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It did nothing as Britain took the Falkland Islands in 1833 or when Britain and France imposed a naval blockade on Argentina in 1845.
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Khama was born in Britain after his father a married a white British woman Ruth Williams, defying convention and opposition in Africa and Britain.
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While the EU says it does not want to mete out punishment Britain, the trade deal offer will come as another blow to Britain.
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Lew also said it was in the national and economic interest of Britain and of Europe for Britain to remain in the European Union.
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While Britain plans to leave the European Union in 2019, the EU's approach is likely to inform how Britain applies the Basel III requirements.
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Britain now officially disliked the EU, and therefore that Britain needed to demand a higher price from its European partners for its continued cooperation.
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Last month, multinational companies Airbus and Siemens warned their investments in Britain could be at risk if Britain leaves the EU without a deal.
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Britain could also consider moving lucrative maintenance and support work for the C-17 transport plane from the United States to Britain, he added.
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While Britain plans to leave the European Union this year, the EU's approach is likely to inform how Britain applies the Basel III requirements.
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Yesterday's hashtag revealed that—just like grime, or dubstep, or drum'n'bass—the indie music scene in Britain was something that, inherently, belongs to Britain.
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Britain accounted also for the biggest bi-lateral trade surplus: Exports surpassed imports from Britain by more than 50 billion euros, the figures showed.
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He reiterated that Brexit was a "lose-lose" situation for both Britain and the EU, but stressed that Britain was set to lose more.
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Germany's political establishment favors Britain staying, with Chancellor Angela Merkel calling last month for "an economically strong and prosperous Britain in the European Union".
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Unless Britain negotiates new trading relations with the EU, banks, insurers and fund managers in Britain could be locked out of the bloc's markets.
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Britain has opposed EU insistence on the rights of 3 million Europeans in Britain being guaranteed by recourse to the European Court of Justice.
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With less than five months until Britain is due to leave the EU on March 29, Britain is yet to clinch an exit agreement.
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Yet if Britain is dependent – as all European states are on the U.S. military umbrella, among much else – so is America dependent on Britain.
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Gove, a prominent leave campaigner in the EU referendum, also said that once Britain left the trading bloc, it would be able to extend control of its waters to 200 miles, or to the median line between Britain and France or Britain and Ireland.
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Gove, a prominent leave campaigners in the EU referendum, also said that once Britain left the trading bloc, it would be able to extend control of its waters to 200 miles, or to the median line between Britain and France or Britain and Ireland.
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And he noted that the more benefits Britain wanted the more it would have to accept obligations to the EU. The EU executive estimates Britain may owe something like 60 billion euros ($70 billion) on leaving, while Britain questions whether it has any legal liability.
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Britain First are the main far-right group in the UK.Founded by religious fundamentalists, BF seek a new "holy war" on the streets of Britain.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, seeking closer ties to Washington as Britain withdraws from the European Union, invited Trump to make a state visit to Britain.
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Paparazzi "caught" Markle doing such wedding-ish things as trying on a tuxedo and reading up on Britain with a book titled Images of Britain.
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The EU needs Britain more than Britain needs the EU. The London Stock Exchange is one of the most powerful financial centers in the world.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Ambassador to Britain Alexander Yakovenko warned London on Wednesday of reciprocal measures if Britain expelled Russian diplomats, the RIA news agency said.
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Scotland, which tends to be more pro-Europe than the rest of Britain, could demand another referendum on independence, raising the possibility of Britain fracturing.
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But the EU's negotiators say this is not a bilateral squabble between Britain and Ireland, but one between Britain and the EU's 27 remaining members.
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He discusses how the map was made: by moving Ireland south of Britain, flipping it upside down, and expanding it while also turning Britain sideways.
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U.K. PM Theresa May insists Britain will see "hard Brexit" U.K. PM Theresa May insists Britain will see "hard Brexit" This segment originally aired Jan.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian diplomats expelled from Britain will leave London on March 20, RIA news agency cited the Russian Ambassador to Britain as saying.
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And it will be again, and it will be much more if Britain leaves the EU.BAGEHOT: So Britain leaving the EU would help the "pivot"?
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Concern that Britain will crash out of the European Union without a deal have grown since Johnson said he would pull Britain out on Oct.
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Nigel Farage tried this approach in the European Parliament after the June 23rd vote, telling MEPs that Europe needs Britain more than Britain needs it.
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If Britain did involve Huawei in creating its 5G system, that would be an important victory for the company because Britain is a critical market.
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The Gemini study in Britain, which has been tracking 2,400 sets of twins born in Britain in 2007, offers useful insights on differences in appetite.
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"The question now is not what Britain is leaving; it is what Britain will become," he wrote in The Wall Street Journal on July 10.
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Her hope that Britain can strike trade deals with non-European countries suggests that she is also likely to remove Britain from the customs union.
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The vast majority of migrants who arrive in Britain are neither deported nor returned to France; most go through the asylum application process in Britain.
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I'm rooting for him, second, because Britain needs a successful Brexit, and he may be the only political figure in Britain who can do it.
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I'm rooting for him, second, because Britain needs a successful Brexit, and he may be the only political figure in Britain who can do it.
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Britain would also be expected to pay its share of pension obligations and for the relocation of two European Union agencies currently housed in Britain.
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But Lang said that foreign direct investment flows to Britain had already slowed last year and that German exports to Britain had fallen in 2017.
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Being back in EFTA would keep Britain within the EU's lucrative single market for services, whereas Britain would leave it under May's deal with Brussels.
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Szydlo said that for Poland the key issue was the rights of Polish citizens in Britain, and that Britain must also fulfill its finiancial obligations.
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The EU executive is in charge of negotiating a departure agreement with Britain on behalf of the 27 countries remaining in the EU after Britain leaves.
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Over a trillion pounds of that is from EU-based customers in Britain, who might pull out if Britain leaves the EU, a move dubbed "Brexit".
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Germany, the most important country in Europe, trades so much with Britain that it would suffer from a messy divorce between Britain and the European Union.
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But Britain is mired in political chaos due to Brexit and it is still unclear whether, when or even if Britain will leave the European Union.
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To avoid a spectacular failure of the transport infrastructure Britain will need unilaterally to allow EU lorries into Britain, which will not please its native hauliers.
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On Wednesday, May announced Britain was expelling 23 Russian diplomats, and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday London would also target Russian wealth in Britain.
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Although Britain has already reduced emissions by more than 40 percent since 1990, the projections show a future Britain could face without further action, it added.
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Gualtieri, who has also been a lead MEPs in negotiations with Britain over its future status, said no informal talks should be carried out with Britain.
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Trump's cancellation of his trip to Britain last month had raised questions in Britain over the relationship between Washington and its traditionally closest ally in Europe.
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Centre Court 6-Johanna Konta (Britain) v Donna Vekic (Croatia) 1-Andy Murray (Britain) v Dustin Brown (Germany) 4-Rafael Nadal (Spain) v Donald Young (U.
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Leonardo's CEO Alessandro Profumo said it was important for Britain to remain in European defense efforts, partly because the Italian firm has 7,000 staff in Britain.
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He was in Britain for treatment from January to March this year, and then left Nigeria again for Britain on May 7, where he's been since.
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Concern that Britain will crash out of the European Union without a withdrawal agreement have grown since Johnson said he would pull Britain out on Oct.
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Russia has questioned on what basis Britain has made the conclusion that the poison originated in Russia and whether Britain has a reference sample of Novichok.
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Take Romania: its exports to Britain are worth only 1.5% of GDP, and it may also be asked to accept curbs on migration if Britain leaves.
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The real test would be whether a major European country that uses the euro — Britain does not — voted to follow Britain out of the European Union.
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When Britain leaves the EU, a non-EU customs border must be imposed there, either redividing Ireland or segregating Northern Ireland from the rest of Britain.
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Rather than Scottish people voting to become independent from Britain, the referendum is structured such that non-Scottish British people vote to become independent from Britain.
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Britain and Japan agreed last week that an EU-Japan trade deal would form the basis for their own trading arrangements after Britain leaves the bloc.
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Trump's cancellation of a trip to Britain this month had raised questions in Britain over the relationship between Washington and its traditionally closest ally in Europe.
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Britain's dilemma is our dilemma as Britain is our intro to Europe and the EU. And if Britain leaves, our status in the EU is challenged.
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If the Brexit represents the worst of Britain, then British comedy (often) represents the best of making fun of the worst of Britain, particularly its nationalism.
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Ford, which operates two engine plants in Britain, said last month it faces a bill of up to $1 billion if Britain leaves without a deal.
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The meltdown in Britain has some foreign investors wanting to know if Britain has "lost its mind," said Tina Fordham, chief global political analyst for Citigroup.
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Tate Britain will stage an exhibition dedicated to queer British art next year to mark the 50th anniversary of the decriminalization of male homosexuality in Britain.
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But once Britain fully withdraws from the EU and wins back the right to control immigration — assuming all that happens — what will Britain do with it?
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If Britain steps out of the union without any bilateral trade deals, a customs regime would have to be installed between Britain and its European neighbors.
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At a time when Britain is fighting rising Islamophobia, he is a North African and a Muslim who is not just accepted in Britain, but adored.
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Yulia, a Russian citizen, had arrived in Britain only the day before to visit her father, who has been living in Britain for some seven years.
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But it falls far short of the unfettered access banks, asset managers and insurers in Britain had to the EU when Britain was a member state.
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On Saturday, leaders of the 27 countries that will remain in the European Union after Britain leaves are scheduled to discuss their negotiating position with Britain.
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The global automakers who have built factories in Britain fear the year could end without Britain having agreed a new trade deal with the European Union.
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Britain will award a scholarship under Dykes' name each year to a Lebanese or Palestinian woman for a masters degree in Britain, the British embassy said.
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Having already stripped Britain of its top-notch "AAA" rating, both agencies stuck with their "AA" rating for Britain but warned they were likely to downgrade again.
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Here is a look at some of these developments: January 19, 2016: Britain&aposs lawmakers debate a proposal to ban Trump, a Republican presidential candidate, from Britain.
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Mrs May herself has insisted that "no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain", though she did not repeat this in her letter.
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Irish airline Ryanair said flights between Britain and the EU risked being suspended in 2019 if Britain does not prioritise a new aviation deal in Brexit negotiations.
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Miles Celic, chief executive of TheCityUK, which promotes Britain as a financial center, said there was no sector consensus on where Britain could diverge from EU rules.
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Miles Celic, chief executive of TheCityUK, which promotes Britain as a financial centre, said there was no sector consensus on where Britain could diverge from EU rules.
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But May has so far rejected the call for a new Scottish referendum until after Britain leaves the EU. B-DAY March 30, 2019 (tentative) - Britain leaves.
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If Britain did cap immigration, it could have a negative impact on eastern European countries, from which some 1.2 million workers were in Britain in late 2015.
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Turnbull, meanwhile, said Australia wanted an early free trade agreement with Britain so markets could remain open between them when Britain formally left the European trading bloc.
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This might appear the ideal answer to the seemingly intractable problem of the nature of the border between Britain and Ireland when Britain leaves the European Union.
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Gilbert said he expected that asset managers at his and other firms in Britain would be able to do likewise after Britain leaves the EU in 2019.
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Britain First describes itself as a patriotic resistance operating on the frontline in Britain, working to keep "our people" first ahead of "foreigners, asylum seekers or migrants".
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On customs, Mrs May suggests a "facilitated customs partnership" under which Britain would collect EU tariffs on imports but refund them for any that stay in Britain.
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If Britain did cap immigration, it could have a negative impact on eastern European countries, from which some 21 million workers were in Britain in late 21.2563.
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East-West tensions have escalated since Britain accused Russia of using a powerful nerve agent to poison a Russian former spy living in Britain and his daughter.
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If Britain did cap immigration, it could have a negative impact on eastern European countries, from which some 13 million workers were in Britain in late 2015.
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The second is to claim that, because Britain runs a big trade deficit with other EU countries, they need the British market more than Britain needs theirs.
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Official figures show tourism to Britain has been rising, helped by a drop in the pound since Britain voted to leave the European Union in June 2016.
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Britain would be frozen out of key EU decisions while still paying in its full share of the bloc's budget, conditions likely to hit opposition in Britain.
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I) said flights between Britain and the European Union risk being suspended in 2019 if Britain does not prioritize a new aviation deal whilst rival easyJet (EZJ.
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Yet his bigger concern over Britain and the EU is not economic: it is whether the euro zone might unfairly discriminate against non-euro countries like Britain.
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The currency spiked on Monday following a report that Britain might back down on customs checks between mainland Britain and Northern Ireland, a major obstacle to Brexit.
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The Treasury was right to say that Britain could not be an "automatic rule-taker" in financial services, he said, and Britain had put forward sensible proposals.
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His Little-Britain lunge is that Thatcher's free-marketry has left Britain "the Wimbledon of global capitalism, more successful at hosting world-class players than producing them".
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The Treasury document outlines the impact on Britain under three main situations, depending on the terms of trade Britain would negotiate after leaving the European common market.
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Executives at Asian automakers with factories in Britain, including Toyota and Nissan say they could slow investments in Britain or even put them on ice for now.
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And in 2015, Chinese visitors made 270,000 trips to Britain, an increase of 46 percent over the previous year, according to Visit Britain, an official tourism agency.
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Britain wants to control immigration from EU countries as part of Brexit, though EU leaders say Britain cannot have full access to EU markets if it does.
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If Scotland decides to leave Britain, the Leave campaign can pride itself not only for the unraveling of Europe but for the undoing of Britain as well.
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The investment plans, which include building trains and trams in Britain, coincide with a three-day state visit to Britain by Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia.
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Abe used a visit to London on May 5 to warn Britain that a vote to leave the EU would make Britain less attractive for Japanese investors.
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And now that Britain cannot depend on the EU for investment, production, and jobs, Britain will need a trade deal with the U.S. now more than ever.
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Mr. Skripal, a former colonel in Russian military intelligence, was imprisoned for selling secrets to Britain, and then sent to Britain in 2010 in a spy swap.
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Preelection May appeared very comfortable with it, judging by her campaign rhetoric: "No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain," she's said repeatedly.
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Still, rates of violent crime in Britain remain low by American standards, and since the mid-1990s Britain has registered a marked decline in such crime. Mrs.
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Britain is the last country to give its assent after Putin in January proposed that the leaders of Russia, China, the United States, France and Britain meet.
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" Maas stressed that the EU and Germany still wanted to have close ties with Britain, adding: "It's not farewell - Britain is not going to suddenly swim away.
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The negotiations that follow seem likely to raise some tensions not only between the EU and Britain but within the EU itself, as well as within Britain.
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The bookmaker said betting odds indicated there was now a 69 percent chance of Britain remaining in the EU with a 31 percent chance of Britain leaving.
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Britain: Post-Brexit trade negotiations between the European Union and Britain have gotten off to a rocky start, as each side accused the other of bad faith.
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"Their idea of what Britain is today is so completely out of kilter with modern multicultural Britain and the secular character that it has today," he said.
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Hunt added that Britain did not regard Nicolas Maduro as Venezuela's legitimate leader following elections on May 20 last year that Britain said had been "deeply flawed".
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Purplebricks, which has challenged traditional operators in Britain such as Countrywide and Foxtons, ventured into the United States last year - its third market after Britain and Australia.
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While some sectors, like finance and legal services, may benefit from businesses leaving Britain, many others depend heavily on imports of raw materials or parts from Britain.
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Romanians and Bulgarians — who have only had an unrestricted right to work in Britain since 2014 — accounted for more than half of net EU migration to Britain.
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On the other side of a pro-Brexit vote on June 23rd, these revolutionaries manqués see no end of tantalising, utopian prospects: Britain as a high-tech Singapore-on-Thames, Britain in a revitalised union with "Anglosphere" countries like Canada and India, Britain a neo-Bennite socialist commonwealth.
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Even if a permanent arrangement is not forged in time, some sort of interim deal to allow existing Britain-EU routes to continue after Britain leaves seems likely.
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Investor sentiment towards Britain has been poor since Britain voted to leave the European Union in June 2016 but sterling weakness has lifted equity markets in recent months.
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"We hope that Britain will remain part of the European Union, but of course the decision is in the hands of the citizens of Great Britain," she added.
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" But when asked directly whether she wanted Britain to be a tier one military power, May said only that she wanted Britain to be a "leading defence nation.
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It states that Britain will take in "vulnerable unaccompanied child refugees" who arrived in the EU before March 20, even if they do not have relatives in Britain.
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Today the situation is very different: the European economic model is no longer one that Britain envies and it is Britain which is the magnet for energetic migrants.
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The final ingredient of the approach Mrs May put forward was her broad agenda to open Britain to the world beyond the EU—which she calls "Global Britain".
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The other countries also dismiss claims by Brexiteers that, because the EU sells more to Britain than the other way round, Britain has the whip hand in negotiations.
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A host of big green organizations have come together to back Britain remaining in the EU. One of the most high profile environmental organizations in Britain, WWF-U.
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Yet Britain appears to be increasingly divorced from the "Phillips curve": a 4% unemployment rate in 1980s Britain would have been associated with a 5% rise in wages.
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When asked about the impact on business ties between China and Britain, Hua said: "Of course there will be an impact from Britain choosing to leave the EU".
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Britain as an unwilling partner is just as devastating as Britain leaving, so a stay result has a similar impact on the dollar index to an exit result.
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France and Britain are more sober about their prospects, too, though Brexit Britain is suspected of dreaming about serving as a Singapore-style financial hub for Chinese capital.
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For example, if you wanted to make a car in France and ship it to Britain, you would have to pay a tariff to Britain to do so.
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Under the deal reached by Britain and the EU in March, Britain would effectively remain a non-voting EU member for 21 months until the end of 2020.
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Under the Le Touquet treaty, Britain has its border in France and France runs border checks in Britain, a deal that French officials feel favours the United Kingdom.
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Britain and its banks want a more ambitious "mutual recognition" trade pact whereby Britain and the bloc accept each other's rules to allow cross-border business to continue.
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Bailey welcomed the government's statement that Britain, Europe's biggest financial center, would seek access for financial firms in Britain to the EU's single market in coming trade negotiations.
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Britain would be frozen out of key EU decisions while still paying in its full share of the bloc's budget, conditions likely to hit serious opposition in Britain.
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But in July, Britain scaled back the tax, as part of efforts by finance minister George Osborne to help to keep Britain a "highly attractive" place for banks.
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Poland, the biggest supplier of migrant labor to Britain, has been among the most vocal opponents of any measures it thought would discriminate its citizens working in Britain.
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Markets and many investors want to see Britain retain close trade ties with the EU, possibly through a customs union, after Britain leaves the bloc in March 2019.
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It excluded money returned to Britain through rebates and money that Britain spent to subsidize its farmers and poorer regions, according to the respected Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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What sort of Brexit Britain will get, as well as what sort of future Britain will have, now both depend on which Boris Johnson will take the reins.
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He said Britain still rejected the EU's demand that the European Court of Justice police the enforcement of the rights of EU citizens living in Britain after Brexit.
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Amazon has since moved more research and development of its drones to Britain, Canada and the Netherlands; the company views its partnership with Britain as its most advanced.
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Although Britain wants a deal, the government says it is preparing for any outcome, including the chance that Britain could crash out of the bloc without a deal.
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Train supply deals in Britain have been politically sensitive in the past, with a 2011 contract awarded to Germany's Siemens resulting in hundreds of job losses in Britain.
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Britain has never really loved the EU. As the European Union was forming in the 1950s, Britain looked on from the outside as an arrogant and ambivalent partner.
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"Brexit is making Britain a less attractive place to operate and invest," said UK lawmaker Jo Stevens, a member of the anti-Brexit campaign group "Best for Britain."
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In another example, everyone living in Britain must pay a license fee to support the BBC and watch it on any device, but they cannot connect outside Britain.
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That pledge — "no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain" — was a victory for hard-line Brexiteers, bringing their thinking into the Tory mainstream.
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When Stan was 17, he left Britain and the Canford School in Dorset to visit his parents over the summer and never returned to Britain, or to school.
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Britain argues that after it leaves the bloc, British courts should rule for those living in Britain; the European Union wants the European Court of Justice to decide.
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Britain: Prime Minister Boris Johnson publicly identified a U.S. diplomat's wife involved in an August crash that killed a teenager and called for her to return to Britain.
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Britain and France are the two strongest military powers in Europe, and Britain is the second-largest economy in the European Union and fifth largest in the world.
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By the 1860s, having lost the Crimean War to Britain, and fearful that Britain would seize Alaska in any future conflict, the czar decided to strike a deal.
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The adjustment was also a result of an increase in market competition in Britain and economic uncertainty generated by the looming departure of Britain from the European Union.
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Britain and the EU have agreed they will "endeavor" to conclude by June the assessments needed for such access to EU markets for financial firms located in Britain.
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An interconnector planned with Norway will give Britain access to Norway's carbon-free hydro power, while also enabling Britain to export is growing wind capacity, National Grid said.
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Statistics collected by the tourist board of Britain, Visit Britain, showed a 46 percent increase in the number of Chinese visitors to Britain in 2015 with 270,000 Chinese tourists making the 5,000 kilometer journey to the U.K. with a collective spend of £586 million (or an average £2,174 spend per visit).
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Here are five things to look for to gauge their progress toward a divorce settlement for Britain: EU SAYS: Britain must pay a share of money the EU committed to spend when Britain was a member and will have to be paid out after it leaves on March 30, 2019.
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Another example you can look at is popular responses to the National Front [a far-right political party formed in Britain in 1967] in the late '70s in Britain.
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EUROPE (JUNE 228TH) Britain British politicians are naïve about the politics of trade FREE trade is being discussed in Britain more passionately than at any time in living memory.
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S.) beat Eileen Bennett(Britain) 6-1 6-2 1927 Kornelia Bouman (Netherlands) beat Irene Peacock (Britain) 73-2 6-4 1926 Suzanne Lenglen (France) beat Mary Browne (U.
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However, analysts at Societe Generale said any decision by Britain to leave would be just as harmful for the rest of the EU as it would be for Britain.
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But even as Britain now tries to sever its ties with the bloc after four decades of membership, Macron told May some links between France and Britain were indestructible.
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"But we will organise this extension such that when Britain has passed the Withdrawal Agreement, Britain can very quickly thereafter execute the exit in an orderly fashion," Merkel said.
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Should Britain and the EU conclude a treaty on the withdrawal, current terms would mean that EU law would continue to apply in Britain until the end of 2020.
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CAROL CLEMENHAGENOttawa Honest Abe on Brexit "No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain," Theresa May has said, regarding Brexit ("No ordinary deal", August 4th).
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The move comes as a number of investment management companies in Britain enact plans to ensure they can sell to European Union clients after Britain exits from the bloc.
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Summers: I think for Britain, it is likely to be very serious and it's got to be an even money chance that Britain goes into, at least, mild recession.
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The divide between Britain inside the circle and Britain outside it concentrates too much power within too few city districts, centred on too few restaurants, bars and social circles.
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China and Britain will look at the possibility of reaching a "top notch" free trade agreement after Britain leaves the EU, the Chinese commerce ministry had said on Saturday.
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Trump sparked outrage in Britain with a sharp rebuke of May on Twitter after she criticized him for retweeting anti-Islam videos from the deputy leader of Britain First.
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Indeed, Germany exports more than Britain even to countries with strong British ties, such as India (to which it exports 150% more than Britain) and South Africa (250% more).
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The complexity of getting permission to visit Britain risks damaging its cultural reputation, organizers say, and is likely to worsen once Britain leaves the European Union in March 2019.
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Worse, the concessions Britain might give America are of a sort likely to sour trade talks with Europe—prepare for continental politicians calling Britain a Trojan horse for Trump.
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Concerns that Britain will crash out of the European Union without a deal have grown after Johnson said he would pull Britain out of the European Union on Oct.
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Britain votes on June 23 on whether to stay in the EU, a choice with far-reaching consequences for politics, the economy, defence and diplomacy in Britain and beyond.
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The EU must fill a Britain-sized hole in its budget and reassure millions of EU citizens living in Britain and Britons on the continent of their future rights.
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It shut an auto-assembly plant in Genk, Belgium, in 2014 after closing a stamping plant in Dagenham, Britain, and a van factory in Southampton, Britain, the year before.
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"I had achieved my lifetime goal, which was to represent Great Britain in the World Championship," says Muir, who is from Great Britain but currently lives in Lexington, Kentucky.
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However, the fact interest rates in Britain remain at record lows has enabled the FTSE to recover from June's shock 'Brexit' vote for Britain to quit the European Union.
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Canada has spent more than six years negotiating a trade deal with the EU, which some supporters of Britain leaving the EU say could be a model for Britain.
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Under a "hard Brexit", Britain would abandon the EU's customs union, give up on seeking preferential access to the single market and impose controls on EU immigration to Britain.
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However, if Britain were removed from the calculations, this would make it more difficult for the auto industry because Britain has a higher proportion of hybrid and electric vehicles.
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According to some witnesses, he shouted either "Britain first" or "put Britain first" as he stabbed and shot Ms. Cox, who was a vocal defender of immigration and diversity.
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Britain currently has a visa system for non-EU nationals, but under EU rules citizens from within the 28-country bloc are free to live and work in Britain.
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He also said that controlling immigration to Britain was a goal, which would almost surely prevent Britain from retaining access to the duty-free single market of the bloc.
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The German finance minister said it would be a "catastrophe" if Britain left the bloc, but while the EU would be weaker without Britain, it would "not commit suicide".
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"Heads for Britain?" is not giving you secret instructions to leave the country; it's hinting at what toilets, or "heads" are called in Britain, and the answer is LOOS.
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It said the outlook could prove to be a lot worse if Britain failed to strike a friendly deal with the EU. Britain itself may be facing a recession.
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"But we will organize this extension such that when Britain has passed the Withdrawal Agreement, Britain can very quickly thereafter execute the exit in an orderly fashion," Merkel said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United States stands with Britain in holding Russia accountable for its "act of aggression" on British soil, US Ambassador to Britain Woody Johnson said on Wednesday.
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The legal battle has been going on since 2015, but the Commission stepped it up after Britain decided to leave the EU. Britain has said the waivers are legal.
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"Birth of a new Britain," the Daily Telegraph said, while the Daily Star tabloid borrowed from Donald Trump's campaigning message with its headline "Now Let's Make Britain Great Again".
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He said her business-friendly plan would leave Britain closely tied to the European Union, ultimately killing the prospect of a trade deal between the United States and Britain.
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The country's tourism agency, Visit Britain, notes in its annual reports that young, social media-savvy visitors are increasingly making their way to Britain from China and South Korea.
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S.) beat Eileen Bennett(Britain) 6-1 63-2 1927 Kornelia Bouman (Netherlands) beat Irene Peacock (Britain) 6-2 6-4 1926 Suzanne Lenglen (France) beat Mary Browne (U.
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Here's how the demographic transition looked in Britain: Today, most developed countries have joined Britain on the right end of that graph, with low birthrates and low death rates.
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"You have to almost fight for every single one," said Mr. Bailey, co-curator of "The EY Exhibition: Van Gogh and Britain" opening at Tate Britain on March 27.
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Brexit will also severely disrupt Ireland's close business links with Britain, its largest trading partner, by removing Britain from the European single market and customs union while Ireland remains.
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In Britain, visitors from China spend an average of 16 nights per stay, more than double the overall average of a week, according the national tourism agency, Visit Britain.
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If Americans travel to Britain then fly to a European Union country, they will have to go through customs and immigration in both Britain and that country, as before.
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Following the third militant attack in Britain in less than three months, May said Thursday's election would go ahead and that Britain had been far too tolerant of extremism.
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National Grid said the growing number of power interconnectors Britain has with its neighbors, such as nuclear power dominant France, will help Britain further curb its fossil fuel use.
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In Quebec, a former French colony that was ceded to Britain in 1763 after Britain defeated France in the Seven Years' War, questions about language and identity run deep.
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Like the United States, Britain has a large open economy, investors in British firms come from all over the world, and Britain provides a sound legal and regulatory environment.
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Britain has two years to work out arrangements with the EU. Though the fate of EU nationals living in Britain is unclear, repatriation could result in a NHS staffing shortage.
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Only two in 10 people in Britain are buried, with the vast majority opting for cremation, according to the Cremation Society of Great Britain, which promotes the burning of remains.
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The Dutch annually import around 2 billion euros worth of medicines and medical supplies from Britain, which is around 10 percent of all goods shipped from Britain to the Netherlands.
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In Britain, the FTSE rose 0.2 percent, helped by a weaker pound which fell after a new poll showed Britain risks a hung parliament following a June 8 national election.
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Lamoureux pointed to risks in production, supply chain and marketing as some medicines are produced in Britain before being packaged on the continent and sent back to Britain for sale.
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A bit of liberalism here and a bit of populism there, a flurry of initiatives for left-behind Britain one moment and a flurry for high-tech Britain the next.
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The trade figures also showed that Germany exported less to Britain last year, a trend that trade association BGA said would continue as Britain prepares to leave the European Union.
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Britain is due to leave the EU in March 2019, with the BBC reporting that the European Union and Britain agreed to a draft Brexit divorce deal text on Tuesday.
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While diplomatic sources say China has expressed willingness to talk about a future free trade deal with Britain, formal talks cannot begin until Britain officially leaves the EU next year.
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In the country's second biggest city Birmingham, dozens of members of the far-right group Britain First took to the streets waving national flags and chanting "Britain First, Fighting Back".
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The UK and the EU have two years to figure out the terms of the exit — what rules would still apply to Britain and what privileges Britain would still get.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The former British colony of Australia wants Britain to stay in the European Union, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said, weeks before Britain holds a referendum on EU membership.
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"There's no reason at all to allow Britain to cherry pick ... but there's also no reason to prevent Britain from receiving trade advantages," given to other neighboring countries, it said.
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For these reasons, Britain should be fully prepared for the negotiations to fail and for Britain to exit the EU without a trade agreement, leading to trade under WTO terms.
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He said Britain remained the largest international partner on the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter jet programme, with about 15 percent of each jet produced by firms in Britain.
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Should Britain leave the EU as planned, Europe's banking supervision might no longer permit Ford to steer its car financing business on the continent out of Britain, the paper said.
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The forces of political, security and economic reality pushing Britain and continental Europe together are all arguments for Britain to stay in the club and pursue its interests from within.
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Mr. Johnson is seen as a possible successor to Mr. Cameron as leader of the Conservatives, particularly if Britain votes to leave; Mr. Cameron is campaigning for Britain to remain.
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In Britain, Mr. Obama weighed in on the question that will be put to British voters in a June 23 referendum on whether Britain should remain in the European Union.
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Recognising the divisions in Britain, Conservative May said she would make Britain work for everyone and promised big changes, if she won the top job, for the economy and society.
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The other proposal would pave the way to grant Britain access to EU fishing waters until the end of 2019, in return for Britain allowing EU fishermen into its waters.
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Britain will release consumer price data later on Wednesday, but uncertainty about how Britain will exit the European Union has clouded the outlook for the Bank of England's monetary policy.
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TECH LEADERS The Japanese tech company SoftBank is buying ARM Holdings of Britain for $32 billion in the first big acquisition announced since Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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President Barack Obama, visiting London on Friday, referred to the "special relationship" between his country and Britain, adding, however, that Britain would be stronger by remaining in the European Union.
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Britain is legislating to allow banks and insurers in the EU to continue serving UK customers after Brexit, even if Britain crashes out of the bloc with no transition deal.
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Some EU policymakers fear that Britain will ease rules for banks in a bid to keep London as a dominant global financial centre after Britain leaves the EU next March.
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And there is little reference yet to the views and interests of the Europe outside Britain, with which Britain will finally have to negotiate, once it finishes negotiating with itself.
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To many people in Britain the notion of going to war to advance the interests of drug dealers, against a country that had always been friendly to Britain, was abhorrent.
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Alyson Lurie Hersker, a friend of the couple who became a Universal Life minister for the event, officiated at the New Britain Museum of American Art in New Britain, Conn.
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It was "an important step in delivering the Brexit people voted for, a Brexit that gives Britain a brighter future, a Britain in control of its money, laws and borders."
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European Union officials have said they want Britain to guarantee their citizens' rights to live in Britain right up to the date of withdrawal, or Brexit as it is known.
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With Britain holding a referendum on European Union membership on June 23, most major British and international firms are making contingency plans, considering the risk of Britain leaving the bloc.
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Also on the list are power interconnectors between Britain and France, Germany and Norway and Britain and Norway as well as hydro pumped electricity storage and interconnectors between Baltic states.
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Khan, a senior member of the Labour Party, said Britain was now facing either a bad deal or a no-deal Brexit, both of which were "incredibly risky" for Britain.
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By the late 23s, having lost the Crimean War to Britain, and fearful that Britain would seize Alaska in any future conflict, Tsar Alexander II decided to seek a deal.
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The EU and Britain are both seeking a transition deal to help businesses adapt to Brexit, where Britain will follow EU regulations for at least 21 months after it departs.
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Trump retweeted three videos that were first sent out by the leader of an ultranationalist political party in Great Britain, Britain First, who was once convicted of harassing a Muslim.
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Ms. Cox was shot by a man shouting "Britain first" and "death to traitors" while she campaigned for Britain to remain in the European Union ahead of the Brexit referendum.
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Ford, which operates two engine plants in Britain, last month said that it faces a bill of up to $1 billion if Britain leaves the Europe Union without a deal.
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Voters also overestimate how much Britain pays in to the EU budget compared to other members and underestimate how much investment into Britain comes from EU countries, Ipsos MORI said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain will insist on excluding Gibraltar from all agreements between Britain and the European Union once Britain has left the European Union, Spanish diplomatic sources said on Tuesday.
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Cox was a Labour Party MP (Member of Parliment) who campaigned for Britain remaining in the EU. Eyewitnesses told The Guardian that her killer shouted "Britain first!" as he attacked her, and later gave his name as "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain," which doesn't leave much doubt the murder was politically motivated.
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The EU citizens already in Britain That task hasn't been made any easier by the fact that Britain, like other members, out-sourced trade negotiations to the EU. When Canada was seeking a deal with the EU, it employed 830 negotiators; a parliamentary committee concluded that Britain has about 20 with appropriate experience.
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The Irish backstop is an emergency agreement between the EU and Britain to avoid erecting a physical border between Ireland and Northern Ireland after Britain leaves the EU. It would kick in from the end of 2020 if by that time the EU and Britain do not agree on a better arrangement.
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For Farage and like-minded politicians, reducing immigration is inextricably linked to leaving the EU. Because EU rules require Britain to let in significant numbers of EU immigrants, they argue that Britain can never curb immigration while it's in the EU. This argument came to dominate the case for leaving in Britain.
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In 1973, Britain had joined the European Economic Community, a predecessor of the European Union; in 1976, Britain was forced to apply for an emergency loan from the International Monetary Fund.
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People then looked for clarity as to what Britain wanted, so she's given clarity on the major elements of the relationship that Britain looks for in the next number of years.
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Less than nine months remain until Britain leaves the bloc on March 29, 2019, and the EU has warned Britain repeatedly that time is running out to seal a divorce deal.
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U.S. Ambassador to Britain Woody Johnson painted trade as a potential bright spot in the strong "special relationship" between Britain and the United States, which he said Trump intended to strengthen.
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More than 2,600 drugs have some part of the manufacturing carried out in Britain, while 45 million patient packs are supplied from Britain to EU countries each month, industry figures show.
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The reason we're there had nothing to do with the fact that Great Britain was in the EU. Now that Great Britain isn't in the EU won't impact why we're there.
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Those travelling between the rest of the EU and Britain will still enjoy free movement in 2017—any changes to that would only come about once Britain formally leaves the union.
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"If Britain leaves, I cannot imagine that this would have positive consequences for our competitiveness in Britain," Chief Executive Tom Enders told a news conference on the aerospace group's annual results.
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The German finance minister insists that Britain will go on paying for many years, and in Brussels there is talk of an exit bill for Britain as big as €60bn ($63bn).
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The 27 EU members that will remain after Britain leaves have repeatedly pledged to maintain a united front in negotiations with Britain and avoid divisions that could be exploited by London.
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As for the post-Brexit Britain, surely any diplomat worth their salt would relish the challenges and opportunities ahead, now that Britain is able to pursue its own, independent foreign policy.
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Schafer added that the impact of Britain exiting the European Union (Brexit) overall "would be very limited" for Continental, adding that the company does not produce very much in Great Britain.
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The Home Retail deal would give Sainsbury a much larger footprint, by adding 840 Argos stores in Britain and Ireland to its more than 1,200 supermarkets and convenience stores in Britain.
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Without a deal on the border the EU cannot conclude a "divorce" treaty with Britain, raising the prospect that Britain would leave the bloc without a deal, which would hit business.
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To make sure Britain abided by the agreement the EU and Britain would have to agree on a way to resolve disputes and also on enforcing the deal, including various sanctions.
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A FURORE erupted in Britain in April when the effect of the Home Office's "hostile environment" policy on Caribbean migrants who came to Britain after the second world war was revealed.
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"Britain is an amazing country, we can find our way whatever the British people choose," Cameron responded, before going on to detail why he thought Britain would be better off 'In'.
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But there were gaps in the proposals, for example on how long Britain could suspend migrant benefits for and how Britain could push back against decisions made by euro zone members.
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The upcoming referendum on whether Britain should stay in the EU is just as important for Scotland, not least because if Britain leaves the bloc some secessionists may seek independence again.
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Her mantra of strong national security, free markets and small government enabled Britain to cast off the shackles of previous decades of decay owing to socialist leadership in post-war Britain.
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If Britain leaves the EU without a withdrawal agreement, a so-called "hard" Brexit, it would revert to WTO rules and accompanying tariffs, increasing the cost of vehicle imports into Britain.
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Earlier on Monday, the EU's top court ruled that Britain could unilaterally reverse its decision to leave, easing concerns about Britain crashing out of the bloc in March without a deal.
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S.) 2013 Tony Kanaan (Brazil) 2012 Dario Franchitti (Britain) 2011 Dan Wheldon (Britain) 19223 Franchitti 2009 Helio Castroneves (Brazil) 2008 Scott Dixon (New Zealand) 2007 Franchitti 2006 Sam Hornish Jr. (U.
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With time running out, it was not clear how Britain would avoid the abrupt "no-deal" departure that business leaders in Britain and also neighbouring Ireland say would cause huge disruption.
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On the issue of the rights of EU citizens in Britain, EU negotiators are still pressing Britain to accept that European judges should have a final say on enforcing those rights.
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If Britain chooses to leave the European Union — a "Brexit" (Britain + exit, get it?) — we know with certainty that this decision will change the future of the country and of Europe.
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Paul Corthorn, in " Enoch Powell: Politics and Ideas in Modern Britain " (Oxford), charts his subject's fascinating trajectory from a supporter of empire to a skeptic of Britain as a global power.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - It is up to Britain whether there should be a second Scottish independence referendum after Britain voted to leave the European Union, a German government spokesman said on Monday.
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Mr. Immelt, in a statement, said that G.E., America's largest manufacturer, which employs 22,000 people in Britain and 100,000 in Europe over all, remains "firmly committed" to both Britain and Europe.
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Memo From Britain LONDON — It was only a column in The Daily Mail, but in its way, it told you everything you need to know about politics in Britain these days.
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But that was about 24 hours before Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain got through — a striking break from diplomatic practice given the close alliance between the United States and Britain.
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Trump shares inflammatory videos In November last year, Trump caused outrage in Britain by retweeting three videos posted by Jayda Frandsen, the deputy leader of Britain First, a far-right party.
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While May has repeatedly said that Britain will leave the customs union, some ministers hope that Britain could remain in some sort of bespoke customs arrangement with the EU after Brexit.
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Britain has tightened rules for those with a "non-domiciled" status, which allows some residents who register their permanent home as outside Britain to limit the tax paid on earnings abroad.
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Some trade experts have said that a deal on TTIP is unlikely for years now without Britain at the table, which could open an opportunity for a separate deal with Britain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - More Japanese companies could relocate away from Britain in the coming months if the uncertainty around Brexit does not lift, the country's ambassador to Britain has told Sky News.
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In the first, Britain quickly agrees a new trade deal with the EU; in the second, the negotiations are more protracted and Britain eventually settles for basic World Trade Organisation rules.
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And the British East India Company, chartered in 1600, became the face of Britain in much of the world as it set up trading routes to send tea back to Britain.
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They EU has told Britain it awaits its proposals but that the already negotiated - and voted down in the House of Commons - legal withdrawal agreement was the best Britain could get.
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Britain opposed Mr. Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal, while the United States has been pressuring Britain not to allow Huawei into its domestic market.
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The lure of a bargain break has already pushed up numbers this month from Britain, with direct flights between Turkey and Britain now selling at nearly the same rate as 2015.
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On the other hand, exports from developing countries into Britain and to a smaller extent into the EU could increase if Britain does not increase tariffs for third countries, it added.
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After last year's shock decision by voters to pull Britain out of the European Union, Britain is now facing more political upheaval after May's unexpected failure to win a parliamentary majority.
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Until now the EU has represented Britain at the WTO, and Britain's membership rights were not set out distinctly, even though Britain was always a WTO member in its own right.
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In a Davis Cup match against Britain in February, he accidentally hit the umpire in the face with a ball and was defaulted, allowing Britain to advance to the next round.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Britain has approached the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf countries on a possible trade pact after Britain leaves the European Union, the UAE economy minister said on Monday.
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The country's ambassador to Britain, Koji Tsuruoka, issued a blunt warning about Brexit in February when he said Japanese companies would have to leave Britain if trade barriers made them unprofitable.
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Still, investors have mostly ignored economic data releases in Britain recently, believing the BoE is unlikely to act until Britain decides how, when and even if it leaves the European Union.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry accused Britain on Wednesday of choosing confrontation over cooperation with Russia when handling the case of Sergei Skripal, a former Russian double agent poisoned in Britain.
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LONDON — The results are in, and Britain is out.
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So agricultural productivity in Britain ... So technology fixed it.
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Stanley Black & Decker is based in New Britain, Connecticut.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Investors are keeping faith with Britain.
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LONDON — In Britain, it's the swans that run things.
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LONDON — We're really, really good at swearing in Britain.
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It needs reinvigoration — of a kind Britain could lead.
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Four nations — Israel, Brazil, Britain and Pakistan — are competing.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — London is my summer camp.
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" Then he shrugs and says, "But that's New Britain.
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" Jerry Seinfeld once called Australia's flag "Britain at night.
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" Britain recently undertook a review of "modern working practices.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has given De La Rue (DLAR.
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LONDON — People in Britain feel very passionately about crisps.
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Insiders predict that Britain will be pressed to scrap all import tariffs for American-made cars, even if Britain is still imposing them on cars from the EU. As it happens, the largest single shipper of American-made cars to Britain, accounting for 20,000 sales last year, is a BMW plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez held up an agreement on the current withdrawal treaty in November over the issue and said Spain would seek joint sovereignty after Britain leaves the EU. Spanish sources said this week that Madrid would insist on excluding Gibraltar from all agreements between Britain and the EU once Britain has left.
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Wizz Air, which is headquartered in Budapest, can continue to fly within the EU once Britain leaves in March 2019, but its flying rights in Britain after that date are less clear.
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Macaire said in the video posting that Britain wanted to use the dispute resolution mechanism in the nuclear deal - which Britain, France and Germany triggered last month - to find a path forward.
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Suzuki said that, if an EU-Japan deal were in force in Britain during the Brexit transition phase, it would buy Japan more time to establish a separate trade deal with Britain.
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If France had zero tariffs on Japanese whisky, but Britain had a 10% tariff, then it would be a profitable wheeze to export Japanese whisky to France, and thence (freely) to Britain.
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But once Britain leaves the EU, it is likely to be harder to sell services across Europe and some banks have already started to move staff from Britain or expand operations elsewhere.
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The Surrey-based company, which operates in 36 countries and generates about a fifth of its gross profit in Britain, had said in 2017 that weakness in Britain could last two years.
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Already Airbus, a French-headquartered multinational that is the biggest satellite-maker in Britain, has announced that it will move some of its operations from Britain to France before Brexit next March.
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Britain is due to leave the EU next month, but the bloc will allow EU customers to continue using LCH for up to a year if Britain departs with no transition deal.
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A no-deal Brexit would mean that they could no longer fly legally between Britain and the EU. Britain would also fall out of the EU's bilateral air-services agreement with America.
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Trump's suggestion provoked anger, support and even hilarity in Britain, with one lawmaker, Conservative Simon Burns, joking that perhaps Britain should suggest Hillary Clinton as its preferred choice as ambassador to London.
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Mr Corbyn is a lifelong Eurosceptic who voted for Britain to leave the European Community in 1975, opposed its main treaty revisions and campaigned only grudgingly for Britain to remain in 2016.
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Some investment management firms with a base in Britain are opening offices on the continent as part of plans to ensure they can sell to EU clients after Britain exits the bloc.
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A second is that Brexit has provided a catalyst for a long-simmering civil war between successful Britain (which is metropolitan and liberal) and left-behind Britain (which is provincial and conservative).
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THE FAR-RIGHT RETWEET Trump sparked outrage in Britain and earned a sharp rebuke from May last November when he re-posted anti-Islam videos from the far-right group Britain First.
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Britain had previously said official talks with the EU over its exit would start early next year; Britain must trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty to kick off a formal exit.
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Relations between Britain and Russia have crashed to a post-Cold War low over an attack on a former Russian spy for the West and his daughter in Britain on March 27.5.
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The center is billing itself as a "new home" for Japanese creativity, innovation and business in Britain, where more than 1,000 Japanese companies operate, according to country's ambassador to Britain Koji Tsuruoka.
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"If you want to sell Britain properly you have to know what Britain has to sell but you have to also understand the markets that we are selling into," Fox told Reuters.
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This allows them to continue operating in Britain for up to three years if Britain fails to secure a Brexit deal with Brussels, giving them time to apply for a new licence.
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While Cameron stressed Britain would take no part in any common EU asylum policy, further migrant chaos could damage his efforts to win a June referendum and keep Britain in the EU.
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Britain is due to leave the EU in March 2019, but London and Brussels have agreed to a transition period until the end of 2020 during which Britain will have restricted powers.
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"Heath said that Britain received nothing from Hong Kong and suggested that Britain managed Hong Kong for the benefit of China and of mankind," Cradock wrote in a secret memo to Thatcher.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump might visit Britain in May 2019 after the country's departure in March from the European Union, the U.S. ambassador to Britain, Woody Johnson, said on Monday.
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Citizens of Ireland and countries of the Commonwealth of mostly former British colonies can also vote if they live in Britain, but citizens of other EU countries who live in Britain cannot.
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To deter populists across Europe who might want to push their countries to follow Britain out the door, he said, the European Union, even against its own economic interests, would punish Britain.
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José Manuel García-Margallo, Spain's foreign minister, said in March that if Britain left the union, Spain would require "co-sovereignty" with Britain for maintaining Gibraltar's access to the European Union market.
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The Trade Bill, which focuses on transposing outside countries' trade deals with the EU into bilateral deals with Britain, is due to be passed before Britain leaves the bloc on March 29.
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Unless Britain negotiates new trading relations with the EU, banks, insurers and fund managers in Britain could be locked out of the bloc's markets when it leaves the EU in March 2019.
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Phoenix agreed in May to acquire the SunLife and Embassy pension and investment business in Britain from the French insurer AXA, which is exiting the life insurance and savings market in Britain.
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BEFORE Leave campaigners promised to swiftly reduce the number of immigrants coming to Britain from other parts of Europe, which Mr. Johnson said could not happen while Britain remained in the union.
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Less than three weeks before Britain leaves the European Union, the EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday Britain could have the unilateral right to leave their customs union after Brexit.
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The United States joined Britain and other European allies in blaming Moscow for the nerve agent attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, in Britain earlier this year.
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The Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS AE1, which was carrying 35 crew members from Australia, Britain and New Zealand, sank near Rabaul on the island of New Britain on September 14, 1914.
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In this sense, Britain has done Europe a favor by leaving the EU. Britain isn't the only EU country not in the eurozone, but it's by far the largest and most influential.
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She is taking Britain towards a "hard Brexit" — shorthand for Britain leaving the European Union without access to the Single Market in exchange for having full control over immigration into the country.
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The Muslim Council of Britain said Monday's attack on mosque worshippers was the most violent manifestation of Islamophobia in Britain in recent months and called for extra security at places of worship.
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Morgan Stanley and HSBC, for example, may have to move roughly 1,000 employees currently in Britain to elsewhere in Europe if Britain quit the EU, according to people familiar with their plans.
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President Trump may agree to a new trade deal with Britain, but it's unlikely that Britain would decide the terms, a prospect that is fraught with political risks for the British government.
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Ireland, Britain and the European Union all support keeping it that way, but it is unclear how to do so if Britain is to have its own trade, customs and immigration rules.
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Britain: Without mitigating measures, in less than three decades Britain might run out of water, the head of the Environment Agency, which is responsible for conservation in England, said at a conference.
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LONDON — Two weeks before Britain was originally scheduled to leave the European Union, Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, was asked on television whether Britain should stay or go.
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On Tuesday EDF Energy, which operates the 15 nuclear reactors in Britain, said it can maintain operations at its nuclear power plants in Britain during the coronavirus outbreak, even with minimal staffing.
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Since coming to Britain in April 2019, Haya has been given the role of 1st Secretary at the Jordanian embassy in London and is on the official list of diplomats in Britain.
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But most economists assume it will slow as Brexit separates the Britain from the rest of the European marketplace, undermining the incentive for multinational companies to use Britain as a regional hub.
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Britain: About 220 people currently locked up on terrorist offenses in Britain would have their prison terms extended under a proposed measure to stop the early release of hundreds of terrorism convicts.
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Sterling rose after a senior European Union legal adviser said Britain could unilaterally withdraw its Brexit notice, easing investors concerns about Britain crashing out of the bloc in March without a deal.
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The result, if borne out, will give Johnson the freedom to radically change Britain&aposs future outside the EU.It kills off any prospect of Britain&aposs exit from the EU being prevented.
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Tencent signed a trade deal with Britain in May to develop creative partnerships with organizations such as the BBC, British Fashion Council and Visit Britain, the country's tourist promotion board (reut.rs/2JWH59j).
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Border and coastguards in Britain and France have intercepted several attempted crossings in the past months as migrants have repeatedly tried to travel from several destinations in Asia and Africa to Britain.
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With Britain on track to leave the European Union by the end of this month, he said, Britain will find itself ever more dependent on its economic relationship with the United States.
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More transatlantic flights from Britain are a key part of Norwegian's expansion and Kjos said the airline's plans would not be affected if Britain votes to leave the EU on June 23.
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Brexit With Britain likely finally leaving the European Union, Trump will begin a host of critical trade talks, first with a newly independent Britain, then with the rest of the European Union.
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"We don't believe that the exit of Britain from the EU will have a major impact on our relationship with Great Britain," al-Jubeir told reporters at a news conference in Paris.
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According to the Nursing and Midwifery Council data, a high of 1,304 EU nurses applied to work in Britain in July last year, shortly after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Britain blamed Russia for the poisoning and asked it to explain what happened but Russia denies any involvement and has suggested Britain itself carried out the attack to stoke anti-Russian hysteria.
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Dirk Hoke told the newspaper he considered it "absolutely imperative" that the EU reach an agreement with Britain on security, defence and space given the closely interwoven ties between Europe and Britain.
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Uncertainty from the delay in Article 50— Osborne highlighted how it was best for Britain to delay the trigger of Article 2250 in the event of Britain not having a Prime Minister.
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Anne Applebaum of The Washington Post notes that European Union officials have grown increasingly frustrated with Britain — and Britain needs Europe's assent to prevent Brexit from taking effect automatically on March 29.
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Obama, who will leave Britain on Sunday, sparked a row during his three-day trip by bluntly telling Britain it should remain in the European Union to preserve its remaining global clout.
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This would in practice force Britain to continually align its regulation with EU rules to ensure continued access, but the Bank of England has said Britain must not be a "rule taker".
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry said on Friday it had given Britain one month to cut its diplomatic contingent in Moscow to the same size as the Russian diplomatic mission in Britain.
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Britain and the remaining 27 members of the EU all have an interest in an orderly Brexit, Merkel said, speaking in Bratislava 50 days before Britain is due to leave the bloc.
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Scottish politicians opposed to Britain leaving the European Union had successfully asked for a ruling to clarify whether Britain could withdraw its notification to leave without permission from the bloc's other members.
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"Of course, if you are investing in Britain as a way into the European market, using Britain as a bridge into the EU's 27 other nations, then once Britain leaves the EU, that bridgehead will be curtailed," Yao Ling, deputy director of a research center under the Commerce Ministry, said in a ministry-run newspaper in May.
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S.) beat Gottfried von Cramm (Germany) 6-3 33-4 6-2 1936 Fred Perry (Britain) beat von Cramm (Germany) 6-1 6-1 6-18823 1935 Perry (Britain) beat von Cramm (Germany) 6-2 6-4 6-4 1934 Perry (Britain) beat Jack Crawford (Australia) 6-63 6-0 7-5 1933 Crawford (Australia) beat Ellsworth Vines (U.
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"We want good, reliable ties with Britain - we want close cooperation in the fields of security and defense policy and we want cooperation between the 27 member states of the European Union and Britain but it's also up to Britain how it wants to define its relationship with the European Union," she said during a news conference in Vilnius.
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They claimed that Britain would make money by no longer having to contribute to the EU; that Britain would still be able to trade on favorable terms with the rest of Europe while being free from EU regulations; and that investment would continue to flow to Britain once it scrapped EU rules that were supposedly stifling their economy.
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Officials want to negotiate future trade and financial services arrangements with Britain as a nonmember; they do not want to allow Britain to use the status of European citizens in Britain and their rights as a bargaining chip in the trade negotiations, which could take several years to conclude, beyond the two-year time limit for exit talks.
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"We want good, reliable ties with Britain - we want close cooperation in the fields of security and defence policy and we want cooperation between the 27 member states of the European Union and Britain but it's also up to Britain how it wants to define its relationship with the European Union," she said during a news conference in Vilnius.
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Britain was due to release its six-monthly report on Hong Kong later in the day, likely to be critical of Communist Party rulers in Beijing, but it was not immediately clear what clout Britain has over the second biggest economy in the world, especially with Britain hoping for a post-Brexit boost in Chinese investment and trade.
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Britain's National Farming Union supported Britain remaining in the EU. Le Foll, who was a vocal opponent of Brexit prior to the referendum, emphasised the importance of continued cooperation with Britain on agricultural issues as well as security, alluding to the problem of migrants who flocked to Calais in the hope of crossing the Channel to Britain.
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S.) beat Gottfried von Cramm (Germany) 6-3 33-4 6-2 1936 Fred Perry (Britain) beat von Cramm (Germany) 6-1 6-1 6-18823 1935 Perry (Britain) beat von Cramm (Germany) 6-2 6-4 6-4 1934 Perry (Britain) beat Jack Crawford (Australia) 6-63 6-0 7-5 1933 Crawford (Australia) beat Ellsworth Vines (U.
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Johnson said Trump was impartial toward the type of Brexit that Britain ends up enacting — whether the clean-break departure from the EU known as a "hard Brexit," or the "soft" version that would preserve some ties between Britain and the EU. "Whether it's hard or soft, we know great Britain is going to do very well," Johsnon said.
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Le Maire said a no-deal Brexit would be catastrophic for Britain and that it was up to the government to find a solution before Britain leaves the European Union on March 29.
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The nations of Britain have shared the same monarch since James VI of Scotland became James I of England in 1603 and a formal union created the Kingdom of Great Britain in 1707.
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"We have heard voices coming from Britain that Britain wants to be a very difficult partner for the others," Juncker said after the summit, alluding to prominent hardline eurosceptics in May's Conservative Party.
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He said Britain could still accept the already-negotiated deal, leave without an agreement, or ask for a long extension to Brexit, which would entail organising European Parliament elections in Britain in May.
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S.) beat Ann Jones (Britain) 26-21 26-22 21927-1919 22 Francoise Durr (France) beat Lesley Turney (Australia) 26-24 493-483 473-463 453 Ann Jones (Britain) beat Nancy Richey (U.
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According to the EU's draft joint position on exit talks with Britain, no agreement between the UK and the EU may apply to Gibraltar without a separate agreement between Spain and the Britain.
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Economic output in Dutch-speaking Flanders, which mostly exports food and textiles to Britain, could shrink by between 1.8 and 2.5 percent when Britain leaves the European Union, the Flemish government has calculated.
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Cousins' son William worked at Open Britain, a group campaigning to keep Britain in the European Union single market, and directors and co-workers praised him as an enthusiastic and talented team member.
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The bulk of rules applied in Britain come from the European Union, and some lawmakers say Brexit would allow Britain to revise its rules to keep London competitive as a global financial centre.
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Whelan was eligible for UK and Irish citizenship since his grandfather immigrated to Britain from Ireland, and for Canadian citizenship since his father emigrated from Britain to Canada, where the brothers were born.
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She may announce a new plebiscite within weeks, in the hope that Scotland might be able to leave Britain before Britain leaves the EU. Mrs May seems to be taking the possibility seriously.
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Falling out of the warrant system would not only make it harder for Britain to seek criminals overseas—it would make it harder for Europe to get its hands on those in Britain.
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David Miliband, a former Labour foreign secretary who legged it to New York, has repeatedly signalled that he is "interested in Britain" only to be told that Britain is not interested in him.
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For Brexiteers, such a scene seems ideal to help explain why Britain has to strike out on its own; outside the EU, Britain would no longer be held back by continental trade luddites.
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Britain may take some elements of information sharing and cross supervision with EU regulators to win the "prize" of continued access to Europe, and European firms having access to the Britain, he said.
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Not knowing what the future trade agreement between Britain and its biggest trading partner, the EU, will be, some have already started moving staff and operations out of Britain to hedge their bets.
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Supporters of Britain leaving the EU have largely dismissed warnings about the economic consequences as scaremongering, and are confident Britain will negotiate trade deals and immigration controls superior to those it already has.
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She said Britain would not accept either a deal that "keeps Britain in the EU in all but name" or one that "carves off" Northern Ireland, leaving it within the EU's customs union.
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He added that Britain would seek to find a way to resolve concerns around any new laws that are introduced during the implementation phase when Britain has not been involved in their creation.
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The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development estimates that economic output in the EU, not including Britain, will be around 1 percent weaker by 2020 than otherwise if Britain leaves the bloc.
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BMW scheduled a maintenance shutdown at its operations in Britain after March 29th, the day when Britain was due to leave the EU. Honda and JLR also scheduled down time in their factories.
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In America and Britain the quality of government schools is variable, which explains sizeable elite private sectors and a growing number of privately managed, publicly funded schools—"charters" in America, "academies" in Britain.
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The question, posed at the WTO's agriculture committee by Indonesia, was about how Britain would handle its agricultural tariff system and preferential trade scheme for poorer countries after Britain leaves the European Union.
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Ford, the top-selling automotive brand in Britain, operates two engine plants in Britain, its third-largest market, and the destination for roughly one in three cars made at its German Cologne plant.
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Britain would lack negotiating muscle for any new deal, they say, because 44 percent of its exports go to the EU compared with 8 percent of the EU's exports that go to Britain.
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The Ireland border question is one of the principal issues holding up a deal between Britain and the EU over Brexit, with less than six months to go before Britain leaves the bloc.
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