AsBritishPrimeMinisterTheresaMaygambledherpoliticalfutureoncallingasnapgeneralelectionsevenweeksago,resultsfromThursday'selectionshowthatherpartycannotformamajo
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AmidfearsandconfusionovertheLondonBridgeterrorattack,inwhichsevenpeoplewerekilledand48injured,theUnitedKingdomissettogotothepollsonThursday.Undauntedbythethreet
BritishPrimeMinisterTheresaMaysprunganEastersurpriseonmuchoftheBritishelectoratebycallingforaJune8“snap”election.Thisproposalwasconfirmedthefollowingdaybyawidem
European Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday announced that he will convene a summit on April 29 to approve the European Union(EU)'s guidelines on Brexit.
European Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday announced that he will convene a summit on April 29 to approve the European Union(EU)'s guidelines on Brexit.
European Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday announced that he will convene a summit on April 29 to approve the European Union(EU)'s guidelines on Brexit.
European Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday announced that he will convene a summit on April 29 to approve the European Union(EU)'s guidelines on Brexit.
European Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday announced that he will convene a summit on April 29 to approve the European Union(EU)'s guidelines on Brexit.
Britain's upper house of parliament voted on Tuesday to give lawmakers more power to reject the final terms of the country's exit from the European Union, ignoring pleas from Prime Minister Theresa May's government not to hamstring their negotiations.
One of British Prime Minister Theresa May's predecessors attacked her Brexit strategy on Monday as a bill to start the EU divorce also hit opposition in the House of Lords.
Britain's House of Lords is to begin debating a bill empowering Prime Minister Theresa May to kickstart Brexit -- a potentially tricky test given her Conservatives do not hold a majority there.
MPs have overwhelmingly agreed to let the government begin the UK's departure from the EU as they voted for the Brexit bill.
The British economy grew at the fastest pace against any of its G7 peers in 2016, despite the second half of the year passing under the shadow of Brexit.
Prime Minister Theresa May's plans to start the process of Britain leaving the European Union by the end of March are unlikely to be hindered or slowed by Tuesday's Supreme Court ruling the government must seek parliamentary approval.
Theresa May's government will put a bill before the British parliament within days to trigger the country's exit from the European Union, the House of Commons was told Tuesday.
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