Brexit – Page 5 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

Rosneft CEO Warns Brexit to Tear Down European Banking System’s Integrity

Posted on October 24, 2019October 24, 2019By Editor

The approaching UK exit from the European Union will reduce the profitability of European banks and break their system’s integrity, Igor Sechin, the CEO of Russian energy giant Rosneft, said Thursday. … Read More >Rosneft CEO Warns Brexit to Tear Down European Banking System’s Integrity

Shows

Brexit zombie

Posted on October 23, 2019October 23, 2019By Editor

It seems the Brexit saga will never end. The electorate voted to leave the European Union, but the political class and media are resistant. Does the people’s voice mean anything anymore? What is the legacy of the Brexit ordeal on institutions, confidence in elites, and the democratic process? … Read More >Brexit zombie

UK House Speaker Bercow blocks ‘meaningful vote’ on BoJo’s Brexit deal

Posted on October 22, 2019October 22, 2019By Editor

UK Speaker of the House John Bercow has rejected the UK government’s request for a so-called “meaningful vote” on the Brexit deal agreed with the EU, in a further blow to PM Boris Johnson. … Read More >UK House Speaker Bercow blocks ‘meaningful vote’ on BoJo’s Brexit deal

Op-ed

Brexit show goes on… and on, with unionist hardliners defying Johnson

Posted on October 20, 2019October 20, 2019By Editor

Britain’s PM will not have his “do or die” Brexit blockbuster finale. It’s more like “fight to live another day.” There’s too many imponderable permutations and sequels in Britain’s tortuous path to leave the European Union. … Read More >Brexit show goes on… and on, with unionist hardliners defying Johnson

Plan B: UK govt launches Yellowhammer op as ministers prepare for potential no-deal Brexit

Posted on October 20, 2019October 20, 2019By Editor

Ministers are insisting that the UK will leave the European Union by the current Brexit deadline of October 31, despite the government being forced by parliament to ask the bloc for an extension. … Read More >Plan B: UK govt launches Yellowhammer op as ministers prepare for potential no-deal Brexit

‘So frightening’: UK politicians protected by SQUADS OF COPS as Brexit vote delay infuriates crowds (VIDEOS)

Posted on October 19, 2019October 19, 2019By Editor

A raft of high-profile UK government ministers and MPs required squads of police officers to protect them from angry crowds as they attempted to leave the UK Parliament following Saturday’s farcical aborted Brexit vote. … Read More >‘So frightening’: UK politicians protected by SQUADS OF COPS as Brexit vote delay infuriates crowds (VIDEOS)

Thousands march in London calling for halt to Brexit & new referendum on UK’s future in EU (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

Posted on October 19, 2019October 19, 2019By Editor

As British MPs gathered for a crucial Brexit vote, thousands took to the streets of London calling for another referendum and claiming the current deal with the EU has nothing to do with what the people voted for in 2016. … Read More >Thousands march in London calling for halt to Brexit & new referendum on UK’s future in EU (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

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Brexit deal has been struck – Johnson and Juncker announce ‘fair and balanced’ agreement

Posted on October 17, 2019October 17, 2019By Editor

UK and EU negotiators have finally agreed a Brexit deal and will now be put to the 27 leaders of the European Union to sign off. However critically, Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) say they oppose the agreement. … Read More >Brexit deal has been struck – Johnson and Juncker announce ‘fair and balanced’ agreement

How apropos: Banksy painting of Parliament as monkeys sells for record sum amid Brexit drama

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

A painting by the mysterious artist Banksy, showing the British Parliament as a gathering of chimpanzees, has been auctioned off for almost £10 million, just days after the body was ordered reconvened in hopes of stopping Brexit. … Read More >How apropos: Banksy painting of Parliament as monkeys sells for record sum amid Brexit drama

Freezing to death: Unheated homes killed over 16,000 people across UK last winter, govt watchdog finds

Posted on October 6, 2019October 22, 2019By Editor

Staggering energy prices are taking a toll on those unable to pay their bills, a UK regulator has admitted, confirming that thousands of people may have died because of fuel poverty and lack of heating during winter. … Read More >Freezing to death: Unheated homes killed over 16,000 people across UK last winter, govt watchdog finds

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