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Brexit strains in the Cabinet
Individual Cabinet Ministers are getting their briefings on Theresa May’s new Brexit proposals ahead of Friday’s special Cabinet meeting.
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Brussels was back in business today with the first meeting of the European Council since the Euro elections last month.
Whilst Theresa May was in Paris and Berlin, back home in the Commons, 97 of her MPs voted against her desire for a Brexit extension and 80 Tory MPs, including 12 ministers, did not vote at all.
Sir Simon Fraser who was a senior civil servant, rising to become the head of the Diplomatic Service; and Julian Jessop, an economist who worked at the Treasury and also at the free market think tank, the Institute of Economica Affairs.
Theresa May will meet Angela Merkel in Berlin and Emmanuel Macron in Paris ahead of the emergency EU summit in Brussels on Wednesday.
For more than a million British expats living in the European Union, the future is rather uncertain.
Theresa May’s attempt to save her Brexit Deal has taken her on a whistle stop tour of Europe. Tonight, she is in Brussels to see the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
There are strict laws against hate crimes. And yet the city of Chemnitz saw mass rallies with neo-Nazi overtones in August and last week there were similar but smaller marches in Koethen.
Individual Cabinet Ministers are getting their briefings on Theresa May’s new Brexit proposals ahead of Friday’s special Cabinet meeting.
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Theresa May has gone with some kind of sweetener on EU citizens’ rights which she hopes will break the impasse.
At times Mr Corbyn couldn’t get more than a couple of sentences out without a burst of applause.
The former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl has died at the age of 87. He was one of the architects of the reunification of West and East Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall. and a leading advocate of the introduction of the European single currency.