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Jean-Claude Juncker branded David Cameron "one of the great destroyers of modern times" in a fiery speech delivered to a regional parliament in Germany. The European Commission president said he had been banned from playing any role in the Brexit referendum campaign and that things could have turned out differently had Cameron allowed him to help. Speaking in the German state of Saarland on Monday, he said: "We know now what the British parliament does not want. But we haven't...

Brexit has cost the UK economy £600 million per week since the referendum in 2016 - and the country could be hit even harder if we leave without a deal. A new report published by investment banking giant Goldman Sachs argues that had UK voters opted to Remain the economy would have been in a much stronger position, instead of underperforming and lagging behind other advanced economies. The analysis shows 2.5 per cent has been shaved off GDP since June...

Chris Leslie has called for the petition to revoke Article 50 to be moved to the House of Commons after fewer than six Conservative MPs turned up to debate a petition of six million. The MP for the Independent Group said a petition of such magnitude should not simply be "nodded through", as is customary in Westminster Hall, but moved in front of the Prime Minister and senior cabinet ministers who "need to hear the voices of the people". He...

They feel their ambition of making a difference and improving the lives of young people are being blunted by bureaucracy.

Backbenchers took charge of the Brexit impasse in parliament again tonight as the cabinet abstained from voting in indicative votes they tried in vain to stop. This time they came closer than ever to breakthrough with a majority of MPs narrowly failing to coalesce around one was forward for Brexit. In a dramatic and historic night in parliament, Ken Clarke said politics dictated that the motions should be put together after his motion was defeated by just three votes. The...

What time are the indicative votes? The MPs are debating the various motions today (Monday) and will start voting tonight at 8pm onwards on options, some of which failed to get a majority last week. House of Commons speaker John Bercow has decided which MPs would be able to vote on today, whittling down the options to four. Are the indicative votes binding? MPs took control of the Brexit process last week amid more resignations for the Prime Minister when...

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400 people gathered with mirrors on south coast to flash SOS signal to Europe