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May win fails to reduce Brexit uncertainty

Chris Scicluna
  • Theresa May won the Tory Party confidence vote, but received the backing of fewer than two-thirds of her MPs.
  • So, the result highlights significant divisions within her party and fails to reduce Brexit uncertainty.
  • Nevertheless, her victory implies that there is still less support in the House of Commons for a ‘no deal’ Brexit than other Brexit scenarios.

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May confidence vote: Update

Chris Scicluna
  • Victory for May this evening won't represent a ringing endorsement for the PM, but will likely highlight the lack of support for a no-deal Brexit.

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End of term report: Can Brexit make the grade?

Dharshini David
  • As Parliament breaks for the summer, the probability of “no deal” Brexit or a second referendum have risen. 
  • While a soft Brexit remains the central scenario, that will hinge on agreement on the Irish backstop arrangement

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Brexit: May takes a risky shot at goal

Dharshini David
  • UK ministers meet on Friday to consider May’s proposals for a soft Brexit.
  • It’s a risky gamble, given vociferous opposition, but with the clock ticking, it may pay off.

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Brexit watch: summer promises fireworks

Dharshini David
  • This month brings a series of crucial showdowns between politicians and officials that will shape the post Brexit landscape. 
  • Infighting and a lack of strategy and skill could threaten both political stability and the economic outlook.

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