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- Business figures have cautiously welcomed the Prime Minister's pledge to withdraw the UK from the single market.In a much-anticipated speech outlining the Government's plans for a so-called "hard Brexit", Theresa May also announced that Parliament will vote on the final deal.Speaking at Lancaster House, Mrs May promised a clean break from Europe, saying her 12-point EU divorce plans "cannot mean membership of the single market".
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- Nicola Sturgeon's hopes for a distinct Brexit deal for Scotland have been dealt a fresh blow after the Scottish Secretary rejected the idea.The day after Theresa May said the UK would be leaving the single market, David Mundell said he had not been persuaded there was any need for Scotland to remain in the trading bloc.The First Minister has claimed that the Tory plans for a hard Brexit mean a new vote on breaking-up Britain is now almost inevitable.
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- Theresa May is expected to use the most important speech of her premiership to confirm that Britain will be leaving the single market while insisting that it wants to remain "the best friend" to European partners.In remarks that critics will cite as evidence that the government is pursuing a hard Brexit, the prime minister will say there is no option that leaves Britain "half-in, half-out" as she sets out 12 key priorities for the EU negotiations.Critically, she will insist there will be no compromise over the ability to control borders and regain sovereignty.
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- Nicola Sturgeon has signalled that Theresa May's decision to take the UK entirely out of the EU single market makes a second Scottish independence vote very likely.Accusing May of pursuing a hard-right, divisive agenda, Scotland's first minister said quitting the single market could be "economically catastrophic".It was against Scotland's national interests, she said, and raised fundamental issues about what kind of country the UK would become.
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City figures give stoic welcome to May's plans for EU single market exit
- Business figures have cautiously welcomed the Prime Minister's pledge to withdraw the UK from the single market.In a much-anticipated speech outlining the Government's plans for a so-called "hard Brexit", Theresa May also announced that Parliament will vote on the final deal.Speaking at Lancaster House, Mrs May promised a clean break from Europe, saying her 12-point EU divorce plans "cannot mean membership of the single market".
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Fresh blow to Nicola Sturgeon's bid to keep Scotland in single market
- Nicola Sturgeon's hopes for a distinct Brexit deal for Scotland have been dealt a fresh blow after the Scottish Secretary rejected the idea.The day after Theresa May said the UK would be leaving the single market, David Mundell said he had not been persuaded there was any need for Scotland to remain in the trading bloc.The First Minister has claimed that the Tory plans for a hard Brexit mean a new vote on breaking-up Britain is now almost inevitable.
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Theresa May to confirm UK exit from EU single market
- Theresa May is expected to use the most important speech of her premiership to confirm that Britain will be leaving the single market while insisting that it wants to remain "the best friend" to European partners.In remarks that critics will cite as evidence that the government is pursuing a hard Brexit, the prime minister will say there is no option that leaves Britain "half-in, half-out" as she sets out 12 key priorities for the EU negotiations.Critically, she will insist there will be no compromise over the ability to control borders and regain sovereignty.
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Independence vote more likely after single market move, Sturgeon signals
- Nicola Sturgeon has signalled that Theresa May's decision to take the UK entirely out of the EU single market makes a second Scottish independence vote very likely.Accusing May of pursuing a hard-right, divisive agenda, Scotland's first minister said quitting the single market could be "economically catastrophic".It was against Scotland's national interests, she said, and raised fundamental issues about what kind of country the UK would become.
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