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Remainers raise £100k to prosecute Boris Johnson and other Leave politicians after Brexit
A CROWDFUNDING page that hopes to stop Brexit and prosecute Leave politicians including Boris Johnson has received more than £100,000. Dubbed Brexit Justice, the campaign hopes to find a judicial review to prevent Britain from launching Article 50 negotiations and leaving the European Union. The Remainers also intend to...
Britain’s decision to leave EU is in danger of being WATERED DOWN by ‘Europhile fanatics’
BRITAIN’S momentous decision to break away from the European Union could be WATERED DOWN by “pro-EU fanatics” who will not fight for the future the UK, Leave campaigners have warned. Britain’s Leave camp issued the stark warning as they revealed that the Government’s team responsible for the...
Brexit: Cameron to face EU leaders after vote to leave
David Cameron is to meet European Union leaders for the first time since the UK voted to leave. The UK prime minister will discuss the implications of the Brexit vote and the way ahead at an EU summit in Brussels. German, French and Italian leaders said on Monday there could be no "formal or informal" talks on a...
The UK Isn’t the First to Leave a European Union
Great Britain's vote to exit from the European Union (E.U.) may have come as a shock to politicians and voters and the world, but it's not the first time a member state has left the group. Greenland was the first and only one until now. In the early 1970s, an early version of the E.U. was created, called the European...
Shares and pound plunge on Leave vote
London's stock market has plunged following the UK's referendum vote to leave the EU. The FTSE 100 index began the day by falling more than 8%, then regained some ground to stand nearly 5% lower. Banks were hard hit, with Barclays and RBS falling about 30%, although they later pared losses to below 20%. Earlier, the...
WATCH: Politicians go head-to-head over Brexit — and Leave campaign WINS audience vote
ANTI-EUROPEAN UNION politicians shamed their Remain counterparts in a passionate debate in front of 2,000 people — who left convinced of the Leave campaign's arguments. It was the largest debate in The Spectactor magazine’s history with tickets selling out fast for the event based on whether Britain should leave...