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Britain heads for ‘hard’ Brexit
Six months after the UK’s EU referendum and amid growing discontent, Prime Minister Theresa May has now outlined her plans for Britain’s future. Samira Shackle reports from London on the reactions.
Legal challenge to Brexit campaign ‘so misleading it broke the law’
A group of academics and lawyers has written to prosecutors to complain about “false statements” made ahead of the UK referendum vote on June 23.
Opinion: Court ruling brings more Brexit chaos to Britain
Will the British parliament upset Prime Minister May’s Brexit plans? It hasn’t come to that yet, even if the “remain” camp feels they have a new lease on life, writes DW’s Bernd Riegert
EU Parliament’s foreign affairs committee head ‘astonished and afraid’ of US election campaign
The head of the EU Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs Elmar Brok tells DW why the US election race scares him and why he is not sure anymore who will win.
Brexit to eat into German GDP: study
Britain’s vote to leave the European Union will have a negative impact on gross domestic product in Germany, a survey by an economic think tank has predicted.
Microsoft ups prices for UK business clients
Microsoft has announced it will increase prices for a range of enterprise services in the UK