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@theguardian.com
2 years ago
Perfidious Albion: why French faith in Boris Johnson has nosedived
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3 years ago
Boris Johnson plans to sink £200m into new ship of state
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3 years ago
'Half-friends is not a concept': UK should decide who its allies are, says Macron
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3 years ago
Come clean on logjams at British borders as new Brexit rules kick in, ministers told
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4 years ago
British negotiator gives EU two-week deadline to drop 'ideological' stance
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4 years ago
What's our exit strategy? Brexit Means... podcast
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4 years ago
Boris Johnson’s Irish border plan stalls after 'disastrous' EU talks
@theguardian.com
5 years ago
Donald Tusk rejects Boris Johnson request to remove backstop
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5 years ago
British diplomats to pull out from EU decision-making meetings within days
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5 years ago
Boris Johnson has no intention of renegotiating Brexit deal, EU told
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5 years ago
Irish peace is too precious to be squandered by the Brexit ultras | Dearbhail McDonald
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5 years ago
Q&A: Can Boris Johnson really force through a no-deal Brexit?