Brexit: Britain breaks with EU
The political and global economic fallout of the United Kingdom's historic vote to leave the European Union
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"Do not waste this time": EU and UK agree to Brexit extension
Just two days before Britain was due to leave the EU, its leaders wrangled over whether to save Britain from a precipitous and potentially calamitous Brexit
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UK removes "European Union" from passports despite Brexit delay
"You will not be able to choose whether you get a passport that includes the words European Union, or a passport that does not"
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Brexit: The ever-changing facts and what you need to know
As Britain approaches the date it's supposed to exit the EU, Theresa May seeks an extension, and an EU official pushes a "flextension"
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Protesters strip in U.K. Parliament to call for climate action
Extinction Rebellion group says protest was meant to highlight "the vulnerability that all of us share in the face of environmental and societal breakdown"
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With 10 days to go, hope for an orderly Brexit is fading fast
EU's chief negotiator says there's still hope London can get its act together, but a no-deal crash out is "day after day more likely"
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British lawmakers reject 4 alternatives to Theresa May's Brexit deal
Theresa May has summoned her Cabinet for a marathon meeting Tuesday to thrash out the options after Monday's vote
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British PM loses another Brexit vote, and it could be strike 3
Three years after public referendum calling for divorce from EU, British lawmakers still can't agree on what it should look like
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British prime minister says she will step down after Brexit
British Prime Minister Theresa May tells Conservative lawmakers she will step down once U.K.'s exit from European Union is delivered
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Brexit: The comical political crisis that is no laughing matter
With Britain's divorce negotiations with the European Union a shambles and its government in disarray, comedians find it hard to be funnier than reality
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Anti-Brexit protesters demand new vote in London
The "People's Vote March" snaked from Park Lane and other locations to converge on the U.K. Parliament
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Anti-Brexit march: Hundreds of thousands in London demand new vote
EU supporters hold a "People's Vote" march demanding a new referendum, as Prime Minister Theresa May faces increasing pressure to resign
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EU offers Britain more time to resolve Brexit plan
EU said British lawmakers could delay until May 22 if they could come with a deal by next week, but if they can't, the exit will happen by April 12
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U.K. leader asks European Union for 3 month Brexit delay
Prime Minister Theresa May intends to bring twice-failed Brexit deal back to the U.K. parliament for a third vote
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British lawmakers vote to delay Brexit
Any extension to Brexit has to be approved by all 27 remaining EU countries
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Parliament rejects no-deal Brexit, now will vote on delaying
Lawmakers' 321-278 vote has political but not legal force, and does not entirely rule out a chaotic no-deal departure for Britain
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Britain's Parliament rejects Theresa May's Brexit deal
The second rejection of the deal plunged the Brexit process into chaos just 17 days before the U.K. is due to leave the European Union
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"Meaningful vote" on Brexit: What it means and what's next
Parliament overwhelmingly rejected PM Theresa May's plan in January and sent her back to Europe to get changes, but did she get enough?
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Honda's U.K. plant closure adds to rising Brexit worries
The decision threatens at least 3,500 jobs, making uncertainty about Britain's divorce from the EU even worse
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EU leader: "Special place in hell" for Brexit promoters
The EU leader has received backlash in the U.K for his remarks
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U.K. warned of fleeing business and food shortages as Brexit looms
A survey of 1,200 smaller firm bosses finds a 3rd could leave as fears mount over the impact of an increasingly likely "no-deal" divorce
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U.K.'s May needs to renegotiate Brexit, but the EU won't budge
Prime Minister Theresa May has just 58 days to strike a deal and avoid what one rival lawmaker warns could be a fall "into an abyss"
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U.K.'s May taking Brexit deal back to EU, which refuses to budge
CBS News correspondent Charlie D'Agata reports from London, 58 days from what one British lawmaker warns could be a fall into "the abyss."
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U.K. leader to try to renegotiate Brexit deal with Europe
British Prime Minister Theresa May won a few weeks to salvage a Brexit deal but headed toward a clash with the European Union
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U.K. lawmakers' Brexit standoff appears to irk Queen Elizabeth
Monarch barred from voicing political opinions, but call for Britain to seek "common ground" seen as rebuke of feuding British lawmakers
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Growing exhaustion in U.K. over Brexit
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is urging the country to consider a second referendum vote to end what he calls the chaotic Brexit process. This comes as Prime Minister Theresa May introduced her "Plan B" for Brexit. CBS News contributor Simon Bates has this week's London Calling.
Highlights
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"Please do not waste this time": EU and UK agree to Brexit extension
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British lawmakers reject 4 alternatives to Theresa May's Brexit deal
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British PM's Brexit plan loses another vote, and it could be the 3rd strike
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No Brexit plan gets Parliament majority after British prime minister says she'll step down after process
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Anti-Brexit protesters demand new vote in London
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Anti-Brexit march: Hundreds of thousands in London demand new vote
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Brexit: The comical political crisis that is no laughing matter
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Europe offers Britain more time to resolve Brexit plan
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British lawmakers vote to delay Brexit
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Britain's Parliament rejects Theresa May's Brexit deal
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700,000 march in London against Brexit
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British Prime Minister Theresa May on Brexit, and #MeToo
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Tens of thousands Brexit opponents march in London on second anniversary of vote
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British PM Theresa May signs Article 50
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UK begins Brexit process, triggers Article 50 to leave EU
