UK Prime Minister Tests Positive for Coronavirus
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for coronavirus, 24 hours after beginning to show mild symptoms.
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Brexit: The United Kingdom Officially Leaves the European Union
As of January 31st, 2020, the nearly four years of waiting finally ended: the UK officially left the EU, entering a transition period that will last until December 2020.
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Brexit Further Complicated Following Leaked Plans
Brexit has become a joke to which there is no punchline.
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Focus on Escalation: London
The Extinction Rebellion, an UK climate activism group, took to the streets and the airwaves early in October to protest a period of environmental breakdown.
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Brexit’s Trouble Continues
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has accepted a Brexit extension until January 31 of next year from the original October 31 deadline.
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Brexit Bogged Down in the House of Commons
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is currently attempting to push the House of Commons to vote on his Brexit Deal after previously being snubbed by the Speaker of the House.
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No-Deal Brexit Block was the Right Decision for the UK
Boris Johnson’s plan when he became Prime Minister was to push for a no-deal Brexit at any cost. The most immediate issue would likely be a recession according to The United Kingdom Office of Budget Responsibility.
Read moreFocus on Presidential Rhetoric: Boris Johnson
While Boris Johnson’s strange antics are admired by many in the UK, his critics say he is inappropriately disheveled and unprepared, or more crudely, an opportunistic clown. However, instead of merely stumbling around, it may be an intentional tactic on his part.
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EU Withdrawal Bill Enters Debate Stage
The U.K. parliament passed the first and second reading of the EU Withdrawal Bill, the bill will be debated again and if approved, final changes will be considered and become law.
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