Sentences with phrase «brexit government moves»

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Prime Minister Theresa May's government appears to be moving towards a «hard Brexit,» whereby Britain would regain control over its borders at the expense of access to the single market.

Considering most government officials in the UK don't know how Brexit will play out, it would be a huge surprise were Gabigol's move to Arsenal scuppered by the recent vote.

The publication of the promised UK Anti-Corruption Strategy in December will tell us a great deal about what kind of country this government really wants us to be, as we move past the rhetoric of Brexit into the reality.

The political pressure on both the EU negotiators and the UK government to move to phase 2 helped get us to this spot, but the inconsistencies in the Brexit negotiations will only begin to be more exposed from here on in.

In contrast the Conservative government has moved from saying it wanted trade with the EU after Brexit to be «tariff - free» to saying it wants trade to be «as tariff - free as possible».

Budget airline easyJet «in talks with EU governments about moving its HQ out of the UK» after Brexit

Meanwhile, Mr Corbyn has moved to rally his MPs behind a handful of proposed amendments to the Article 50 bill guaranteeing rights and increasing Government scrutiny during the Brexit process.

Union bosses and Brexit - backing Conservative MPs have also condemned the move and have called on the Government to think again.

The fall - out could also impact on the operational capacity of the department, with fears that experienced civil servants will be moved over to head the government's new Brexit ministry.

The EU published its draft Brexit withdrawal treaty this week amid escalating confusion about the role of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), clamour over the transition period, a potentially game - changing move by the Labour Party on the customs union issue and news that the Scottish Government will publish its own Brexit Bill.

The EU published its draft Brexit withdrawal treaty this week amid escalating confusion about the role of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), clamour over the transition period, a potentially game - changing move by the Labour Party on the customs union issue and news that the Scottish Government

Since Prime Minister Theresa May lost her majority in the U.K. Parliament on June 8, there has been much speculation as to whether the British government would continue down the road of a «hard» Brexit or would move to a softer...