Brexit

@nytimesworld 6 years ago

Business leaders who, not long ago, hardly hid their distaste for the British prime minister, have given Theresa May's much-reviled Brexit deal their support. Why? It offers some desperately wanted certainty on the terms of the split. https://nyti.ms/2DOKm71

@nytimesworld 6 years ago

Business leaders who, not long ago, hardly hid their distaste for the prime minister, have given her much-reviled Brexit deal their support. Why? It offers some desperately wanted certainty on the terms of the split. https://nyti.ms/2QRzDf2

@TheNewEuropean 6 years ago

Liam Fox says a 'no deal' Brexit is now very likely. Remember two years ago when he said a deal with the EU would be the "easiest in human history"? http://bit.ly/2ndVj7I

@TheNewEuropean 6 years ago

The People’s Vote march organisers are predicting the biggest Brexit demonstration since the EU referendum exactly two years ago https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/people-s-march-organisers-expect-biggest-demonstration-on-brexit-yet-1-5563524 https://t.co/BaRV47Nlkx

@theatlantic.com 6 years ago

The Reinvention of America

@TheNewEuropean 6 years ago

"To illustrate just how dramatically fortunes can change, we can look back to the Prime Minister’s position a year ago this week, as Article 50 was triggered and the two-year clock started counting down to Brexit." https://goo.gl/Y7ignt

@WSJ 6 years ago

Britain formally began the two-year Brexit process 12 months ago. Here's the data on progress so far. https://on.wsj.com/2Ie7F8s

@TheNewEuropean 7 years ago

“The Leave campaign shit up shop 19 months ago,” began a hastily-corrected if wholly accurate tweet from ‘Brain of Brexit’ Hannan last weekend. https://goo.gl/gzvFcD

@TheNewEuropean 7 years ago

A few months ago Ben Bradley wrote an article stating ‘don’t believe everything you read in the papers about Brexit’. Presumably he's now working on a follow-up about his tweets and Jeremy Corbyn. https://goo.gl/3ac2Du

@nytimesworld 7 years ago

Since a majority of Britons voted narrowly to leave the bloc more than 18 months ago, most politicians had considered Brexit a certainty. Even amid signs of a slowing economy, few saw signs of a shift in public opinion. Until now. http://nyti.ms/2nP8QTR

@TheNewEuropean 7 years ago

For all that we are calendrically ‘closer’ to Brexit than 12 months ago, it now looks further away than at any stage since the referendum. http://ow.ly/523W50g5ICn

@channel4.com 7 years ago

UK and EU fail to agree Brexit deal

@nytimesworld 7 years ago

Britain voted to leave the EU a year ago. Here are 7 of our best pieces on the thicket of issues around “Brexit.” http://nyti.ms/2rZ54eY

@WSJ 7 years ago

The Brexit vote happened one year ago today—and the pound is still flounderinghttp://on.wsj.com/2rJ1xwY https://t.co/IlhaipOQBW

@theatlantic.com 7 years ago

About That U.K. Election Poll

@nytimesworld 7 years ago

How Britain was torn away from Europe in the first Brexit, starting 450,000 years ago http://nyti.ms/2oVBW2j https://t.co/NcWGUApJlT

@guardian 8 years ago

A few months ago, I woke up to Brexit. Here's my advice to US voters | Stephen Moss http://trib.al/7SII6B5

@openeurope.org.uk 8 years ago

Post Brexit, leaving the customs union is a no-brainer

@guardian 8 years ago

How a William Hogarth painting predicted Brexit 250 years ago http://trib.al/Jg9yTFs