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What happens next as the clock ticks on Britain’s departure
Some in the bloc favour Britain’s early departure, others hope for second referendum
Fortune will need to be on his side when EU leaders and the Parliament pick a president
Lars Lokke Rasmussen fears Brexit will lead to era of more state intervention
After a tumultuous week in Westminster, Britain's departure from the EU has been del…
Frustrations spill over after UK prime minister leaves room — then solution emerges from huddle
New plan would require UK to decide whether to hold EU parliament elections
PM made momentous decision in the early hours of the morning after a day of acrimonious debate
Leaders will discuss the date of a short extension and what to do if exit deal fails
May says British public wants parliament ‘to get on with it’
One negotiator says Brussels has ‘zero’ trust in Theresa May and her government
Barnier lays down conditions ahead of summit where PM will seek extension
Speaker John Bercow’s ruling adds to Theresa May’s problems
The prime minister brokered legal tweaks to her Brexit deal and brought it back for …
The prime minister brokered legal tweaks to her Brexit deal and brought it back for MPs to vote on. It failed to pass once again
Draft document says UK must hold European elections if it takes longer than 3 months to leave
The EU is pondering the length of an extension, conditions — and even outright rejection
Article 62 move on withdrawal agreement an ‘utterly hopeless’ endeavour, says QC
Remarks follow May’s warning that rejection of deal would spark extension of EU divorce
Separate company for German end of project would leave rest outside bloc’s jurisdiction
Paris and Berlin at opposite ends of spectrum in debate over likely UK request
Co-ordinated warning to Westminster: ‘There is no more we can do’
MPs reject revised deal by 391-242 opening way to votes on no-deal or Article 50 extension
The exit deal’s most contentious feature forces both sides to make big choices
‘Now is the time to come together,’ says PM, hoping new assurances will win over critics