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Problém s Jeremy Corbynem: Je to opravdový euroskeptik
BListy.cz | Zpravodajství » 22. říjen, 2018
Zdá se, že si nikdo nevšiml významného prohlášení šéfa opozice v středu v Dolní sněmovně, píše John Rentoul. Šlo o jednu z otázek Jeremyho Corbyna adresovanou premiérce. Požádal Theresu Mayovou, zda může potvrdit "právní radu udělenou kabinetu, že v případě chybějící dohody vláda bude muset stále platit EU účet za rozchod ve výši 30 miliard liber".
Only when MPs stare into the abyss will they agree to a People’s Vote | Andrew Rawnsley
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 21. říjen, 2018
Total parliamentary deadlock, with rejections of both Theresa May’s deal and a no-deal, is the likeliest route to another referendumThe march for a People’s Vote converged on Parliament Square. Since MPs were not at home to hear the crowds, some might say that this was a bit pointless. I’d say it was exactly the right place to be. The Brexit stramash began
People's Vote march: '700,000' rally for new Brexit referendum– as it happened
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 20. říjen, 2018
Organisers say hundreds of thousands turned out on Saturday in central London for the ‘second most attended demonstration this century’Why the lies, Boris? The best banners from the march The Observer view on the urgent need for a fresh vote on Europe 6.14pm BST We’re going to bring our coverage of today’s events to an end. Thanks for reading, and here’s a
People's Vote march: '700,000' rally for new Brexit referendum – as it happened
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 20. říjen, 2018
Organisers say hundreds of thousands turned out on Saturday in central London for the ‘second most attended demonstration this century’Why the lies, Boris? The best banners from the march The Observer view on the urgent need for a fresh vote on Europe 6.14pm BST We’re going to bring our coverage of today’s events to an end. Thanks for reading, and here’s a
People's Vote march: 'more than half a million' rally for new Brexit referendum – live
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 20. říjen, 2018
Organisers say at least 670,000 have turned out for what they hope will prove to be the most important anti-Brexit demonstration since the referendumWhy the lies, Boris? The best banners from the march The Observer view on the urgent need for a fresh vote on Europe 4.41pm BST Addressing the crowds at Parliament Square earlier, Liberal Democrat leader Sir
Only Labour can save Britain from this disastrous Brexit | Manuel Cortes
The Guardian | World media » Opinion aktuálně » 18. říjen, 2018
Jeremy Corbyn must make a manifesto commitment to keeping Britain’s EU voting rightsAnd so, it comes to pass that Brexit is not a British liberation strategy. It is vassalisation; the annihilation of our equal-rights status as a European country. The dawn of a new age of British colonialism. But this time round it is Britain that is the colony. This is
Theresa May plays down idea of extending Brexit transition after fierce Tory backlash - as it happened
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 18. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Brexit developments at the EU summit in BrusselsTusk/Juncker press conference - SummaryMay plays down idea of extending Brexit transitionMay’s press conference - VerdictAfternoon summary 5.48pm BST All of the 27 said that we wish to bring about a solution, one that clearly
Liam Fox pulls out of Saudi 'Davos in the desert' conference over Khashoggi disappearance - Politics live
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 18. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Brexit developments at the EU summit in Brussels 2.41pm BST The EU summit is over, according to Donald Tusk’s press spokesman, Preben Aamann. Tusk, the president of the European council, and Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the commission, will hold a press conference very
May says transition could be extended as senior MP says Tories 'close to despair' over Brexit - Politics live
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 18. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Brexit developments at the EU summit in Brussels 10.22am BST As he arrived at the summit Xavier Bettel, Luxembourg’s prime minister, was asked if the UK would have to pay more to the EU if transition gets extended. He ducked the question, telling reporters:We are at the beginning
Brexit: May hints UK could accept extended transition – as it happened
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 18. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and the opening of the EU summit in Brussels‘Very good progress’ on Brexit, May saysGermany and France draw up no-deal plansPMQs - Snap verdictPMQs - Verdict from Twitter commentariatLunchtime summary 11.25pm BST I’m afraid we are bringing
Brexit: 'No new content' in May's speech to EU27 – Politics live
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 17. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and the opening of the EU summit in Brussels‘Very good progress’ on Brexit, May saysGermany and France draw up no-deal plansPMQs - Snap verdictPMQs - Verdict from Twitter commentariatLunchtime summary 8.25pm BST Back home, the Guardian’s
Milkman is an essential novel for our times – every politician should read it | Charlotte Higgins
The Guardian | World media » Opinion aktuálně » 17. říjen, 2018
The Booker winner delivers more insight into the estrangement of a society from itself than most of our MPs could musterToday, very few British politicians admit to reading novels, let alone make a virtue of the fact – although Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, is a notable exception, and Jeremy Corbyn has named Ulysses as his favourite book.
Britons may need visas to visit France after no-deal Brexit, says Paris as draft law published - Politics live
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 17. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and the opening of the EU summit in BrusselsPMQs - Snap verdictPMQs - Verdict from Twitter commentariatLunchtime summary 4.00pm BST PM had 18 Qs on Brexit at #pmqs today by our team's count - most ever I think 3.55pm BST Here’s a picture.
Brexit: Blair, Heseltine and Clegg urge EU leaders to extend article 50 to allow 2nd referendum - Politics live
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 17. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and the opening of the EU summit in Brussels 11.34am BST This is what the Press Association has filed from the opening of the Brexit committee hearing.A top health official has admitted concerns over medicine supplies after Brexit are keeping
May tells MPs UK and EU aren't 'far apart' as she insists UK must be able to terminate Irish backstop - as it happened
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 15. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happenWhat is the Brexit backstop?No 10 lobby briefing - SummaryLunchtime summaryMay’s opening Commons statement - SummaryMPs question May on Brexit - Summary 9.25pm BST We’re going to close down this live blog now. Here’s a summary of the afternoon’s events: Related: May faces frantic 48 hours to
May tells MPs UK and EU aren't 'far apart' as she insists UK must be able to terminate Irish backstop - Politics live
The Guardian | World media » Europe aktuálně » 15. říjen, 2018
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happenWhat is the Brexit backstop?No 10 lobby briefing - SummaryLunchtime summaryMay’s opening Commons statement - SummaryMPs question May on Brexit - Summary 6.23pm BST I’ve summarised the main points from Theresa May’s opening statement already. (See 4.36pm.) But, as is often the case with these
