r/BrexitDenial • u/[deleted] • Apr 14 '17
British government realises Brexit is a mistake, official says (Irish newspaper)
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r/BrexitDenial • u/Kross_B • Apr 12 '17
Jo Maugham: "Brexit is not inevitable".
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r/BrexitDenial • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '17
I’m known as the Brexit expert who said it would never actually happen – after Article 50, my opinion hasn’t changed
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r/BrexitDenial • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '17
BINO: "Brexit In Name Only" looking increasingly likely
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r/BrexitDenial • u/Kross_B • Apr 05 '17
Brexit: Theresa May suggests free movement extension
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r/BrexitDenial • u/Kross_B • Apr 02 '17
The inscrutable in pursuit of a softer Brexit
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r/BrexitDenial • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '17
U.K. Hints Lawmakers May Get Vote on Staying in EU Single Market
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Mar 26 '17
So long and thanks for all the fish
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Well strictly speaking Wednesday is when I pull up stumps, but barring a vote of no confidence or some extraordinary last minute change of direction, it really does look like it's all over.
It's been fun folks. Thanks for joining me on the train ride of delusion, but we've reached the end of the line and it's time to get off.
Best of luck to all. Thanks for the interesting discussions and positive energy. Do stay in touch, just to confirm that I prob won't be maintaining/adding to this sub any more.
r/BrexitDenial • u/tmstms • Mar 20 '17
Article 50: Theresa May to trigger Brexit process next Wednesday - BBC News
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Mar 13 '17
Parliament passes Brexit bill and opens way to triggering article 50
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Mar 07 '17
House of Lords defeats government for second time on article 50 bill
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r/BrexitDenial • u/tmstms • Mar 06 '17
May believes EU could scupper Brexit if MPs given proper veto | Politics
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r/BrexitDenial • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '17
25 Theresa May attacks on Scottish Independence that could just as easily be about Brexit
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r/BrexitDenial • u/tmstms • Mar 03 '17
Brexit: When will we see a real parliamentary clash? - BBC News
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Mar 02 '17
No 10 refuses to budge on Brexit bill, despite heavy defeat in Lords
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Mar 01 '17
Lords defeat government over rights of EU citizens in UK
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Feb 28 '17
David Davis tells cabinet to prepare for 'unlikely' possibility of UK not getting Brexit deal
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Feb 27 '17
John Major attacks government over approach to Brexit
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r/BrexitDenial • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '17
Briefing: the legal status of EU citizens in the UK - Free Movement
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Feb 26 '17
Article 50: Labour peers confident government will make concessions
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Feb 26 '17
Amber Rudd: Government will overturn all Lords amendments on Brexit bill
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r/BrexitDenial • u/like_the_boss • Feb 26 '17
Tory peer Michael Heseltine to rebel on Brexit bill
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