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Brexit: A pre-Christmas election?

On 22 October the government secured a majority of 30 to approve in principle the Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB). However, snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, the government's programme motion to push the Bill through...more

Brexit: are we back to "no deal or "no Brexit"?

On 24 May the Prime Minister conceded that her efforts to secure Parliamentary approval of the Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration (WA) signed off in November 2018 have failed. Publication of the Withdrawal...more

BREXIT: Finding the Least Worst Option?

"No deal" safely averted? On March 28, 2019, at least we can be reasonably confident that the UK does not face a "no deal" Brexit at 11.00pm on March 29th. Reasonably confident, but not absolutely certain. Members of the...more

BREXIT: Can "EXIT DAY" Be Changed in Time?

On March 21st the European Council agreed to extend the UK's Article 50 notice period, either: - Until May 22nd if the Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration (WA) is approved by the House of Commons before March...more

Brexit: The Long Goodbye?

The Parliamentary week began with a stark choice between the UK government's Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration (WA) and a "no deal" Brexit. The week has ended with no real change. Next week, the government will...more

The EU’s Contingency Plans for Customs & the Export of Goods in a “No Deal” Brexit

The European Commission has published its Contingency Action Plan for a “No Deal” Brexit. The contingency plan seeks to mitigate significant adverse effects, but the Commission's paper emphasizes...more

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