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Nigel Farage Is Sad That Brexit Means We Erm... Brexit

'Typical case of EU bullying!'

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Moving The EMA To Amsterdam Could Sap The UK’s Life Sciences Strength

Moving the EMA to Amsterdam is best for Europe but the worst outcome for the UK

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Brexit Could Still Be Stopped, Says EU Council Chief Donald Tusk

'It is in fact up to London how this will end.'

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Jean-Claude Juncker Denies Leak Claiming Theresa May 'Begged For Help' On Brexit

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The Waugh Zone, Monday October 23, 2017

The five things you need to know about politics today.

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May And Juncker Agree To 'Accelerate' Stalled Brexit Talks

Is joint statement proof of how slowly things have been going?

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Jean-Claude Juncker Warns 'Miracle' Needed For Brexit Trade Talks To Begin Soon

European Commission president says progress is slow.

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Theresa May's Brexit Speech Calls For Unity With EU, Everyone Points Out We Had That

Oh the irony.

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Weather Events Could Kill More Than 100,000 People Across Europe Annually

Yearly deaths could soar 50 times from 3,000 between 1981 and 2010 to 152,000 between 2071 and 2100

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