MPs approved Brexit bill

Westminster approved the latest Brexit bill, but rejected five amendments. They included provisions to reunite child refugees with families already in the UK, and guaranteed residence for millions of EU citizens. MPs also rejected an amendment to register the 3.6 million EU citizens living in the UK.https://t.co/OZlfzvax3K — DW News (@dwnews) January 22, 2020 Members…

UK refuses EU ‘divorce’ check

Britain will not be paying 100 billion euros to leave the European Union, Brexit minister David Davis said commenting the informaiton of the Financial Times on the EU preparing to demand that amount. David Davis rejects claim of €100bn Brexit divorce bill https://t.co/mjdObIvAgR via @guardian #EU #EUpol pic.twitter.com/TQqCtZx4Hn — EUwatch (@EUwatchers) May 3, 2017 “We’ll…

UK-EU agrument over 50 billion Brexit bill continues

David Davis (pictured) the UK Breixt minister said he did not consider Britain to pay 50 billion pounds ($62 billion) to the European Union as part of the Brexit settlement and added the era of vast funds being paid to Brussels was coming to an end. “The era of huge sums being paid to the…

EU startling bill of Brexit costs

“A failure and a tragedy” – the words the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has chosen to describe Brexit. However  Juncekr  promised  no to dramatise the talks, confirming that Brussels will approach the negotiation of Britain’s withdrawal in a “friendly” and “fair” way, but warned that European institutions were not “naive” about the process. Juncker…

Brexit 'divorce' bill premature

German and Italian officials back Brexit chief negociator Michel Barnier over ‘divorce’ costs of 60 billion euros ($63 billion), first articulated by the Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern, becoming the first EU leader to put a value on the size of th, U.K.’s Brexit bill. The expert see the amount as a ‘punishment’ of the EU27…