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Hard Brexit reality intrudes on Tory race
As the Conservative Party chooses its new leader the hard reality that the country does not support a no-deal Brexit favored by frontrunner Boris Johnson intrudes into the race. The Labour Party plans to build cross party support to block any no-deal Brexit in parliament.
Brexit - repeated votes in Parliament in March-April 2019
04/05/2019
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Second minister resigns as May and Corbyn hold Brexit talks
The Times 04/05/2019
Hard Brexit reality intrudes on Tory race
BBC News 06/18/2019
The Labour party in Britain and Brexit in 2019
05/07/2019
Little incentive for the Labour Party leadership to support Theresa May against the wishes of Labour members, MP's and its voter support in the 2019 negotiations.
Grouped Articles
A backroom stitch-up won’t solve Brexit
The Times 05/07/2019
Hard Brexit reality intrudes on Tory race
BBC News 06/18/2019
Labour party in Britain and the shift by 2018 to a second referendum on Brexit, extension of democratic economic rights agenda
10/16/2018
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The quest to remake British politics
The Economist 10/11/2018
Perspective | Will Brexit end not in tragedy but in farce?
Washington Post 11/14/2018
Give Britain the chance to cancel Brexit, says ECJ advocate general
The Times 12/04/2018
The real lesson from Theresa May’s bruising week
The Economist 12/22/2018
U.K. Parliament’s Vote on Brexit Deal Explained
WSJ 01/14/2019
'Aren't you going insane?': readers' questions from beyond Brexitland
The Guardian 01/18/2019
Politics in Britain's Conservative Party and Brexit in 2016- Osborne, Cameron Johnson and Gove
07/08/2016
Astonishing as it may sound all four Conservative Party leaders went to Oxford, some are saying that they represent the close inner circle type of politics which is disconnected from the people of Britain, especially people marginalized in today's economy.
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British Politics Gives a Sense of Government by Old School Chums
The New York Times 07/07/2016
Poll: Brexit vote boosts support for EU in Germany | News | DW.COM | 08.07.2016
DW.COM 07/08/2016
Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom vie to become Britain’s next prime minister
The Economist 07/07/2016
Theresa May Is Poised to Be Britain’s Next Prime Minister
The New York Times 07/11/2016
Opinion: Mother Leadsom's big mistake | Opinion | DW.COM | 11.07.2016
DW.COM 07/11/2016
Theresa May, Untested and Ascending to Manage ‘Brexit’
The New York Times 07/12/2016
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