Five years ago, The New European enraged the citizens of Leave-voting Skegness with our cover story. So we decided to go back and see how Brexit had treated them in the meantime. The outcome wasn't entirely what we expected: theneweuropean.co.uk
The process of approving Brexit in the British Parliament is all but over. The House of Lords on Wednesday gave final approval to a bill to withdraw from the EU next week. The European Parliament will now hold a vote on the plan, which is expected to pass. nyti.ms
“I don’t know what he will do now.” Boris Johnson, Britain's expected prime minister, has European officials ready for turbulence in Brexit talks. on.wsj.com
“He’s a born actor. But you know, Brexit is not a play.” European officials prepare for turbulence with Britain's expected new leader, Boris Johnson. on.wsj.com
For months, Prime Minister Theresa May insisted that Britain would leave the European Union with or without an agreement. Now she is expected to ask for more time to try to salvage her unpopular Brexit deal. nyti.ms
Honda will close its factory in Swindon as demand in the European market is expected to remain weak and Brexit makes it more difficult to do business in England. nyti.ms
On the day her Brexit agreement was expected to suffer a substantial defeat, Theresa May is visiting European leaders, looking for concessions that might save it. But Jean-Claude Juncker sees “no room whatsoever for renegotiation.” nyti.ms
