RULE BRITANNIA: Michael Caine says he voted for Brexit because he would 'rather be a poor master than a rich servant'!!!

London attack: Home Secretary Amber Rudd urges public not to blame intelligence services

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Here's a thought: How about not letting an ex-con jihadist teach English in school, eh?

‘Impossible not to connect’: London attack linked to Europe’s migrant policy, Polish PM says

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London attack: UKIP leader Nuttall says cut out radical Islam cancer

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Scottish independence referendum debate to resume next Tuesday

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Khalid Masood: Met Police release new picture of London terror attacker

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Many MPs who complained about BBC's coverage of Brexit are 'hardline Euro-climate sceptics'

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Story written by the Independent's "Environment Correspondent"...

Dramatic moment gun-toting police raided the home of a 'Saudi Arabian' terror suspect 'who LAUGHED as he was led away' as total arrested hits 10

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France's Le Pen says EU 'will die,' globalists to be defeated

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EU leaders try to revamp integration with Rome Declaration

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Labour will vote against Brexit deal if EU terms not matched, Jeremy Corbyn reveals

Labour will vote against any final Brexit deal unless it delivers the “exact same benefits” as the UK enjoys currently within the European Union, Jeremy Corbyn says.

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Corbyn's a bloody lunatic.

UKIP releases 6-point test Brexit must pass

1. Full control of immigration, asylum and border controls

2. Restoration of full maritime sovereignty

3. A seat on the WTO with the UK free to do trade deals with whoever it likes

4. No final settlement payment and no ongoing payments to the EU budget

5. No impediments nor restrictions on the law-making supremacy of UK Parliament

6. Brexit must be over by the end of 2019

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Scottish parliament votes in favour of holding second independence referendum

The Scottish parliament has backed Nicola Sturgeon’s call for a second independence referendum, in a landmark vote that could eventually see Scotland leave the UK.

The vote, which was postponed until Tuesday following the attack on Westminster last week, was passed by MSPs in Holyrood by 69 to 59 – providing the Scottish First Minister with the mandate to seek a second referendum between autumn 2018 and spring 2019.

Ms Sturgeon’s minority government was able to win the vote after the Scottish Green Party backed the move, which was described as “deeply regrettable” by the Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson.

But Theresa May has already ruled out holding a second referendum on Scotland’s future while the Brexit negotiations are underway adding, “now is not the time” for another vote.

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RAF Typhoon jets to be deployed to Romania to help combat Russian aggression in the Black Sea

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Europe to block Brexit deal unless EU citizens who enter in next two years can stay, Guy Verhofstadt says

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Daily Mail formally reported to press regulator over 'Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon's legs' front page

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:bigcruise:

Measles outbreak across Europe

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Can you say "refugees"?

The historic moment draws near: How Theresa May will trigger Article 50 TOMORROW with a landmark letter that makes Brexit irreversible

Theresa May is poised to finally trigger Article 50 tomorrow and start the official process of Brexit.

The Prime Minister has written a letter that will be delivered by hand to EU Council President Donald Tusk at around 12.30pm.

This will be the moment in history as Article 50 is not triggered until notification is received in Brussels.

The letter itself - rumoured to run to eight pages - will be signed by the Prime Minister later tonight.

The document was said by No 10 to be one of the most important in Britain's recent history as it officially begins the irreversible Brexit process.

The choreography of the historic day will begin at 8am, when the Prime Minister will meet her Cabinet in Downing Street to brief her senior team on its contents.

The occasion will be similar to the Cabinet meeting held hours before every Budget.

While ministers discuss it, the letter - the original copy complete with Mrs May's so-called 'wet signature' - will be couriered to Brussels.

Following the normal Prime Minister's Questions, Mrs May will make a speech to MPs on the delivery of the letter and its contents.

She can expect a barrage of questions from MPs that lasts at least two hours - more if Commons Speaker John Bercow allows it.

As she stands up, shortly after 12.30pm, Britain's EU ambassador Sir Tim Barrow will personally hand the letter to Mr Tusk.

The trigger is irreversible. It will begin a two year process of negotiations that will expire on March 29, 2019.

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I have idea for all those deluded morons ,who thinks the eu is so great and want to be shafted by brussels and their islamic loving ways..........SHUT THE FUCK UP!, WE VOTED OUT AND IF YA DON'T LIKE IT, FUCKING MOVE TO MAINLAND EUROPE.
i hope this has helped in clarifying what most of us think about the eu, and what we think about you whiney little bitches who can't face the reality that they lost.

Pro-Brexit MPs storm out of meeting to protest 'gloomy' report about life after the EU

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Theresa May to call on Britons to unite as she triggers article 50

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THAT'S IT! SHE SIGNED IT! SHE ACTUALLY SIGNED IT!!!

Stansted Airport runway closed after activists stage protest against Home Office deportation flight

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And the madness spreads. The latest left-wing nonsense.

Congrats ya Limeys (in a loving way)

Marine Le Pen on why the EU wants Brexit to be painful (video)

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The wins are rare, but they happen.

Winning is winning. This is a big one. I fear for the folks there are elements that will do bad things in response

I'm afraid too, but at the same time the Brexit win let Brits be Brits again. Patriots laid low for decades (thanks to Blair) - no longer.

Why the he'll should be afraid to be patriotic of their country?

We're talking about a country in which people are still arrested for stating their opinion on facebook....Britain isn't what it once was, sadly.