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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May arrives to give a press conference following a special meeting of the European Council to endorse the draft Brexit withdrawal agreement and to approve the draft political declaration on future EU-UK relations on November 25, 2018 in Brussels. - The European Union's top official urged British lawmakers to ratify the Brexit deal Prime Minister Theresa May has negotiated with European leaders, warning it will not be modified.

Divorce sealed in 38 minutes

It took Europe’s leaders just over half an hour to rubber stamp Britain’s departure from the EU. Now for the British Parliament.

CommentThe Times
As each day passes, a second referendum draws closer, says Rachel Silvester.

Brexit’s moment of truth

Reaching an agreement on the terms of Britain’s departure from the EU has actually made it less certain that it will leave at all.

BREXITThe World
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May gives a press conference inside 10 Downing Street in central London on November 15, 2018. - British Prime Minister Theresa May battled against a rebellion over her draft Brexit deal on Thursday, as ministers resigned and members of her own party plotted to oust her. (Photo by Matt Dunham / POOL / AFP)

Key ministers back May

The British PM received the backing of the last remaining pro-Brexiteers in her cabinet as she battled to salvage her job.

ExplainerThe World
Brexit explainer: How did it get to this?

Brexit: the saga so far

Britain’s two-day-old draft deal to leave the EU is in danger of collapsing and Theresa May faces the possibility of a leadership challenge. How did it get to this?

The Times
German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrives for a debate on the futur of Europe during a plenary session at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, eastern France, November 13, 2018. - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on November 13 made a clear call for a future European army, in an apparent rebuke to the US president who has called such proposals

Merkel won’t rescue Brexit deal

Angela Merkel has quashed hopes that the European Union could step in to rescue the Brexit agreement with further concessions.

BREXITThe Times
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May delivers a speech outside 10 Downing Street in London, Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2018. British Prime Minister Theresa May says Cabinet agrees draft Brexit deal with European Union after 'impassioned' debate. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)

Concessions point to battle

The finalised withdrawal agreement sets out rules and regulations Britain will have to abide by for years after Brexit.

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