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Brigitte Trogneux and Angela Merkel: The women behind 'Europhile' Macron
President-elect may well have two ladies to back, guide and support him – if as yet no parliamentary representation.
Graeme Mackay May 08, 2017
Brexit rhetoric is paying off for Theresa May – the Tories are now 22 points ahead of Labour
The UK prime minister has claimed that officials in Brussels are 'meddling' with the general election.
Ian Silvera May 08, 2017
Labour's Neil Coyle: I got blisters defending the EU as some Lib Dems abstained on Brexit
Bermondsey and Old Southwark candidate spoke to IBTimes UK on the general election campaign trail.
Ian Silvera May 08, 2017
David Davis rejects €100bn Brexit bill as chief EU negotiator warns of 'explosive consequences'
'The financial settlement is only about settling the accounts,' Michel Barnier said.
Ian Silvera May 03, 2017
EU and UK migrants in limbo as Theresa May rows with Brussels over residency deal
'Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed,' a defiant EU official told IBTimes UK.
Ian Silvera May 03, 2017
European Union and Theresa May's Brexit posturing doesn't do anyone any favours
At such a critical point in EU-UK relations, politicians on both sides should stop playing to the crowd.
Keith Burnett May 03, 2017
EU will demand up to €100bn for UK divorce bill as it plays hardball on Brexit
France and Germany will reportedly make tougher demands on Britain.
Brendan Cole May 03, 2017
Nick Clegg: Tories will unleash tsunami of red tape with hard Brexit
'EU citizens face uncertainty, then hassle, expense, red tape bureaucracy and paperwork.'
Ian Silvera May 02, 2017
Donald Tusk gets dragged into the Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker Brexit row
UK prime minister reportedly told EU Council chief of plan to seal an early deal on migrant rights.
Ian Silvera May 02, 2017
Theresa May denies Tories' 'strong and stable leadership' election promise is 'robotic'
May outlined her plans for the general election and Brexit negotiations to the BBC.
Oli Gamp Apr 30, 2017
European leaders to decide if a 'United Ireland' could join the EU
Irish leaders wonder what would happen in case of post-Brexit unification.
Brendan Cole Apr 28, 2017
If May wins by a landslide it's not about Brexit – she just lucked out with her opposition
A poll suggesting that some are now regretting voting Leave is scant comfort if she's heading for victory.
Alastair Campbell Apr 27, 2017
Bregret? Majority of UK public now think vote to leave EU was wrong
Boost for pro-EU campaigners as British voters change their tune over the economic bloc.
Ian Silvera Apr 27, 2017
Tories to drop pledge to exit Europe's human rights laws to keep powder dry for Brexit
Government's Brexit workload too high to attempt simultaneously to leave ECHR, sources say.
Brendan Cole Apr 27, 2017
UK may have to pay EU until 2020 to secure good Brexit transition terms
Money could be key for Britain to get a good deal from Brussels.
Brendan Cole Apr 26, 2017
Keir Starmer: Labour could pay EU's £50bn Brexit bill
Shadow Brexit Secretary also said free EU movement would have to end after the UK splits.
Ian Silvera Apr 25, 2017
Three pro-EU groups plan to unleash 600,000 campaigners against 'hard Brexit' MPs
Open Britain, European Movement and Britain for Europe have teamed up ahead of the 8 June vote.
Ian Silvera Apr 25, 2017
Not all referendums are for the people – some only serve power-hungry politicians
In a post-truth world, not every referendum is democratic.
Gulay Icoz Apr 21, 2017
Britain would be 'welcomed back into Europe post-election' promises EU president
Antonio Tajani says change of government could mean reversal of Article 50.
Brendan Cole Apr 20, 2017
Gina Miller launches fund for UK election candidates who oppose 'extreme Brexit'
Pro-EU campaigner will urge MPs to reject any Brexit deal not in Britain's interests.
Tareq Haddad Apr 20, 2017
Freight train to central Europe: Riding railroads across borders to seek a better future
More than a million refugees arrived in Europe in 2015, landing in Greece from Turkey and then streaming through the Balkans, heading north to Germany or Austria.
Alex Wheeler Apr 19, 2017
How a post-Brexit immigration crackdown could cripple the UK retail industry
More than 760,000 non-UK nationals worked in the sector in 2016, according to official statistics.
Ian Silvera Apr 12, 2017
The NHS relies on immigrants from more than 200 countries
"Our NHS would simply be unable to cope without the work done by over 60,000 staff from other EU countries".
Ian Silvera Apr 10, 2017
Scotland 'most welcome' to join EU as full member after Brexit
Group of EU politicians write open letter calling for swift entry into the bloc.
Rachel Middleton Apr 10, 2017
I went out in Brexit-loving Harlow with an EU flag on my chest – here's what happened
My partner had urged me not to wear it for my own safety.
Emma Vandore Apr 07, 2017
Theresa May tells EU Council chief Donald Tusk: Gibraltar is off the table
UK prime minister and European Union Council president held talks in Downing Street.
Ian Silvera Apr 06, 2017
'Job done': Mark Reckless joins ally Douglas Carswell in quitting Ukip
Nigel Farage is not going to be a happy bunny as Reckless joins the Tory Welsh Assembly grouping.
Ian Silvera Apr 06, 2017
Brexit: Top EU lawmaker says all euro business should be moved out of London
It is all about European supervision and defending European jobs, says Manfred Weber.
Rachel Middleton Apr 05, 2017
Pro-EU MPs urge UK government to scrap 'unachievable' flagship immigration pledge
Campaign is backed by the CIPD, Royal College of Midwives and the Migration Matters Trust.
Ian Silvera Apr 04, 2017
The EU knows winning Gibraltar back for Spain is far less important than a great Brexit deal
It's unlikely that other EU members would let a beneficial Brexit deal be scuppered by Spain.
Daniel Hannan Apr 03, 2017
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