Tag: European Union

"We expect the UK to provide clarity on intentions and next steps after #Brexit. We are ready for clarifications but no renegotiation is possible. We are also very happy with deals on #rescEU and landmark #EUJapan agreement". @JunckerEU following #EUCO pic.twitter.com/7Yf0gzYf86

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) December 14, 2018

My remarks after the European Council meetings on 13 December 2018 https://t.co/sTLobXTxAt#EUCO #Brexit

— Donald Tusk (@eucopresident) December 13, 2018

Interesting contribution by Trinity’s @etaintannam on @IACESinfo on perennial topic of Brexit and implications of withdrawal agreement for Ireland north and south:https://t.co/8hdNTEoF7A

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) November 23, 2018

#Brexit: Parliament's Conference of Presidents indicated that the withdrawal agreement is fair and balanced and the only deal possible. It is therefore not open to renegotiation https://t.co/NodY8K1wpS pic.twitter.com/R2P8uY3vYK

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) December 12, 2018

Revoking #Article50: A view from the Inside

A 5min video explainer with our academic director @PietEeckhout @UCLLaws, who was academic consultant in the Wightman case.https://t.co/HcvUQ7ZEKK pic.twitter.com/pJOXweN46n

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 14, 2018

Timely? https://t.co/Xb5TJryIIK

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 14, 2018

"#Brexit is the story of a proud former imperial power undergoing a mid-life crisis."

"While many Brits have strong emotions about the EU, they rarely have a strong understanding."

Two well-put insights in this @PoliticoRyan article.https://t.co/OIGei41tIQ

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 13, 2018

The Brexit vista seen from Germany @SZ pic.twitter.com/QyZA84eFsz

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 12, 2018

This, surely, will be a speech future historians will pore over as one of the extraordinary moments in a quite unbelievable constitutional debacle.#BrexitShambles https://t.co/yPkfUcfVUC

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 10, 2018

We take no position on #Brexit or on whether a further referendum should be held, but our new report today seeks to inform debate about the practicalities, and guide sensible and responsible decision-making #PeoplesVote @UKandEU https://t.co/BpD1AWciVu pic.twitter.com/e0LIXDS1lX

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) October 9, 2018

If you are among those asking this question today, you can find plenty of answers in our analysis here: https://t.co/BpD1AWtUk4 #PeoplesVote @UKandEU @UCL_EI https://t.co/qOsm9FvjId

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 15, 2018

Is a second #Brexit referendum feasible? The latest analysis from @BBCRealityCheck draws extensively on our research to examine how long such a vote would take to organise.https://t.co/ZQ9ibfp8qQ#PeoplesVote

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 14, 2018

ESSENTIAL BREXIT LISTENING: @BBCRadio4 The Briefing Room – Brexit – where next? Listen: https://t.co/rhirSzK2IJ
With The Unit's Meg Russell, @jillongovt @agneskmagyar and Lord Peter Hennessy. @uclnews @UCL_EI @uclspp @DAaronovitch @uk

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 14, 2018

NEW BLOG: The myth of a growing sense of English identity. John Curtice discusses the extent to which those who identify as having a distinctive English identity have grown in number, and the resulting impact on support for separate English institutions.https://t.co/ILsmL5Edbz pic.twitter.com/DMl38haTMY

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 14, 2018

With the exception of section 17, the Court ruled that the Bill was within competence when it was passed, but it also decided that the Withdrawal Act has rendered many of its provisions outwith competence before it can receive royal assent, making large parts of it a nullity. https://t.co/2OV0Y5vARe

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 13, 2018

The EU Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke its intention to withdraw from the EU. https://t.co/UDPy539seI

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 10, 2018

ICYMI: With MPs appearing poised to vote down the Withdrawal Agreement, a referendum could provide a way out of the apparent deadlock. But how would it work in practice? Meg Russell and @alanjrenwick answer the key questions. #PeoplesVote #Brexithttps://t.co/GO3bw60HBD pic.twitter.com/pS3j2riJGJ

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 6, 2018

#cocreation and #Brexit
Can a citizens' assembly solve the Brexit impasse in the UK's House of Commons?
👉 https://t.co/cyOGq9h0DS
👉 https://t.co/DkiLdFfCxm
👉 .@UKAssemblies https://t.co/EsGdlYsqWK

— @cogoveu (@cogoveuproject) December 11, 2018

Useful insights into transformation of UK's constitution & faltering modernsation of British democracy https://t.co/5gn0heWqTE on @LSEEuroppblog @PJDunleavy @ConUnit_UCL @GrahamAllenMPX

— Democracy Matters (@DemocracyM) December 7, 2018

Earlier this week @andrealeadsom questioned the Speaker's impartiality when it comes to #Brexit. @LouiseVThompson takes a closer look at Bercow's interventions.https://t.co/gdZW5rKZnl … pic.twitter.com/sDQOUFhTlP

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) December 14, 2018

What a week. And yet, to coin a phrase nothing (much) seems to have changed. Read our latest newsletter to make sense of it all.https://t.co/CDuH17q5Ei pic.twitter.com/oRJHLi88Ql

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) December 14, 2018

WATCH: Lord Heseltine makes it clear that the only way to break this parliamentary impasse is to give the people a decision through a #PeoplesVote.

Demand a #PeoplesVote on the #Brexit deal: https://t.co/qzWgWXdxtW pic.twitter.com/jgxCohz2sh

— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) December 13, 2018

READ: Without a People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal, it is likely that the impact of Brexit on BME people will be swept under the rug as an incidental detail. https://t.co/yBAvCxEStg

— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) December 12, 2018

"The 30 months of contemptuous treatment of the opposition parties by the PM on the question of Brexit – & her scorn for any suggestions from the likes of Jeremy Corbyn, Nicola Sturgeon or Vince Cable – have ground away any possible support for her deal."https://t.co/1fd2wVxu66

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 13, 2018

Rolls-Royce has announced that it will be shifting work from Derby to Germany to limit disruption caused by Brexit.https://t.co/3Vj5epueWK

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 13, 2018

"The public must be aghast at all this infighting. But there’s a big silver lining in the cloud. They will realise that the whole Brexit process is turning into a horror story."https://t.co/fGlqm3XqZi

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 12, 2018

"In short it is clear that former leave voters like myself should push for a second referendum and then push further still for the full integration of the UK into the EU, consigning our then redundant MPs and Parliament to the history books…"https://t.co/0ljhtNSv4s

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 12, 2018

JOHN MAJOR: "It’s clear we now need the most precious commodity of all: time. Time for serious and profound reflection by both Parliament and people."https://t.co/Dk84UdZoic

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 12, 2018

Brexit is a failed project. Labour must oppose it | Paul Masonhttps://t.co/5oB3vhqUJI

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 11, 2018

So hospitals are racing to combat the ‘toughest ever’ winter crisis…

…and this winter crisis could be the worst yet, as thousands of EU staff have left the NHS since the 2016 referendum.

BREXIT IS HURTING THE NHShttps://t.co/6ED04e57Uo

— NHS Against Brexit (@NHSvBrexit) December 11, 2018

NEW:

President of the Royal College of Physicians, Andrew Goddard, says that Brexit is bad for the UK's health.

RCP joins the weight of voices in the medical community arguing against Brexit for the sake of the NHS 🇪🇺🏥https://t.co/580luM25Mn

— NHS Against Brexit (@NHSvBrexit) December 10, 2018

BREAKING NEWS:

The government underestimated pension costs of all public sector workers by as much as £4bn a year, meaning that the NHS will have budget cuts by £2.7bn.

We can't afford more cuts on top of the funds we'll lose if we leave the EU.https://t.co/Ub5XeSYYVs

— NHS Against Brexit (@NHSvBrexit) October 1, 2018

The Fixed-term Parliaments Act hasn't changed the fundamental principle that the Government must maintain the confidence of @HouseofCommons

Our new report is out todayhttps://t.co/J7ljl3k4VU pic.twitter.com/4JSschtPbD

— PACAC Committee (@CommonsPACAC) December 11, 2018

This morning, the European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50. Read our brand new analysis of the judgment and its implications for the UK https://t.co/wlW5lQBFPp

— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) December 10, 2018

#Brexit dominated #PMQs again this week – if you missed it, here's how you can catch up:
🔊 Listen on SoundCloud: https://t.co/EitZKABsfz
📗 Read in #Hansard: https://t.co/lCI2IL0FaK
📰 Read our summary: https://t.co/ukzt7loEH9
🎞Watch on YouTube: https://t.co/9tx3Vbewh2

— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) December 12, 2018

MAY: I’ll be fighting to remain.

This is it. Will Brexiteers finally oust her? https://t.co/OX0gwNW8Aq

— Westmonster (@WestmonsterUK) December 12, 2018

BREAKING: "We now need to get on with the job of delivering Brexit," Theresa May says after winning confidence vote https://t.co/dmIjrRyZNK pic.twitter.com/Sglxxc6vJz

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) December 12, 2018

Philip Hammond says he believes the vote will "flush out the extremists" pic.twitter.com/dU3KvUacxR

— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) December 12, 2018

📺 WATCH: @BorisJohnson: "it absolutely breaks my heart to think that after all that we fought for, we should consign ourselves to a future in which the EU effectively rules us in many, many respects and yet we have no say – that is an absurdity." pic.twitter.com/TSB8ExxSlS

— Change Britain (@Change_Britain) December 9, 2018

More & more people have realised that Brexit was built on a fantasy that we could keep all the benefits of being in the European club without paying any of the membership fees – a leading Brexiter called the ‘Have Your Cake and Eat It Strategy’. https://t.co/pLX7uZyuXV

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) December 7, 2018

Brexit is a major and growing source of uncertainty for firms https://t.co/xbu1OHXxDw

— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) December 12, 2018

🔊PODCAST – Did Theresa May "sell Gibraltar down the river" to get her Withdrawal Deal past Spain? 🔊https://t.co/Cx1P4i3bnn

— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) December 12, 2018

May’s chosen path still leads to no-deal Brexit, says @Dannythefink https://t.co/3nBkotwty1

— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) December 12, 2018

_icymi ⁦@voxeu⁩
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Rising Brexit uncertainty has reduced investment and employment
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⁦@voxeu⁩ ⁦@cepr_org⁩ ⁦@LSEEcon⁩ https://t.co/BEL9akKtBy

— Richard Baldwin (@BaldwinRE) November 24, 2018

The only thing that has kept May in No 10 this long is British establishment fear of a Corbyn govt. The establishment media, City of London, security and armed services establishment, civil service – all dread the prospect. #Corbyn #TheresaMay https://t.co/Geds6riEb8

— John Wight (@JohnWight1) December 12, 2018

WATCH LIVE: PM @Theresa_May gives a statement to the @HouseofCommons https://t.co/AiWtk4LcF6

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) December 10, 2018

UK's health minister warns that medical drug companies to expect six months of 'significantly reduced access' to trade if there is a no-deal Brexit https://t.co/K2xKTsBbM7

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) December 7, 2018

Ever failed at a job this bad? 😜#workfails #BrexitAgreement #TheresaMay pic.twitter.com/KQDeKzRedx

— Momentum (@PeoplesMomentum) December 10, 2018

The chaos continues 🙃🙃#BrexitVote #TheresaMay pic.twitter.com/xn82QUHuLI

— Momentum (@PeoplesMomentum) December 10, 2018

#MeaningfulVote
"The Prime Minister and her Government have already been found to be in Contempt of Parliament and of this process…

The Prime Minister's appalling behaviour needs to be held to account.."
Jeremy Corbyn.#PMQs #NoConfidence #TheresaMay pic.twitter.com/47wR7DBEg6

— Dave. #JC4PM #JMcD4CE (@davcon73) December 12, 2018

#Juncker says ‘no room whatsoever' for #Brexit deal renegotiation#TheresaMay pic.twitter.com/LpmlUqH3J4

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) December 11, 2018

Big #BrexitBetrayalMarch in London. The British people VOTED for #BREXIT and #theresamay and the EU are sabotaging it. pic.twitter.com/39CCwXWSHZ

— World News (@worldnewsevery) December 9, 2018

"Each day #TheresaMay stays in office heaps humiliation on Britain," writes Robin Harris.  https://t.co/g4szXwHiOb pic.twitter.com/vte2k9WBXC

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 12, 2018

#therealbrexitdebate #ch4 no-one representing the people in my research. 'We don't exist to them, do we?': Why working-class people voted for Brexit https://t.co/YQ70p3Cm4O via @LSEEuroppblog

— Lisa Mckenzie (@redrumlisa) December 9, 2018

Theresa May reiterated her ultimatum to MPs this morning: my deal, no deal or no Brexit. Now a new YouGov MRP model has put that same dilemma to the public. On first preference, Remain wins in 600 constituencies…https://t.co/tOmcZKZdQg pic.twitter.com/RdpA7hKBiT

— YouGov (@YouGov) December 6, 2018

What is the #MeaningfulVote?
We asked Liam Laurence Smyth, the House of Commons Clerk of Legislation to explain. pic.twitter.com/gtcAAL6fWN

— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) December 5, 2018

How could the different #Brexit scenarios affect the UK economy? And what did the Government’s analysis of the potential impact show? Our latest Insight answers these questions https://t.co/LJXziIbAOE pic.twitter.com/NVy2Ukykjy

— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) December 6, 2018

"The future success of our country depends on us executing the instruction of the British people in the referendum… in a way that minimizes the impact on our economy and maximizes the opportunity that we have in the future so that we can come together as a nation". pic.twitter.com/2QQLTxOlkP

— HM Treasury (@hmtreasury) December 5, 2018

A divided country is a poorer country, so let's end talk of who 'won' or 'lost' in the referendum and work together in a spirit of compromise to secure the UK's future outside the EU. Read my piece in @MailOnline here:https://t.co/KArTpRucnJ#BackTheBrexitDeal

— Philip Hammond (@PhilipHammondUK) November 28, 2018

'If indeed the ‘deal’ is voted down, then we must, we really must, start preparing for a managed No Deal, trading under WTO rules. We must start to make a strong, positive case for it. + there is a strong, positive case.'@RuthLeaEcon for @lsebrexitvotehttps://t.co/cFp07s6nDB

— Artists for Brexit (@artists4brexit) December 5, 2018

Disagree with May’s Brexit deal? Fine, but be honest about the alternatives https://t.co/5Bs2V6c5VT

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) December 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/JensRoehrich/status/1070625336688295937

As #Brexit developments unfold, why not catch up with some of our latest #policy podcasts, featuring fantastic insights from Co-founder of @openDemocracy, @AnthonyBarnett, former Foreign Secretary Lord Owen, and author of #Article50, Lord Kerr: https://t.co/Ym4lBGjwDh pic.twitter.com/ovMXk5Tp5U

— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) December 5, 2018

NEW PAPER: How Parliament & Govt jointly cd mitigate the risk that UK can't escape the #backstop by @sc_laws Prof Richard Ekins & Prof Guglielmo Verdirame #Brexit #BrexitDebate:https://t.co/dXKjj5W2Dt

— Policy Exchange (@Policy_Exchange) December 3, 2018

WATCH LIVE: PM @Theresa_May updates @HouseofCommons following EU Council #BackTheBrexitDeal https://t.co/vKZ3uob87J

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) November 26, 2018

The Brexit deal explained. #BackTheBrexitDeal pic.twitter.com/HvWdvqHRdo

— Theresa May (@theresa_may) November 23, 2018

#EU27 endorsed the #Brexit draft withdrawal agreement & approved the political declaration on future EU-UK relations. 🇪🇺🇬🇧
PM @theresa_may joined the meeting to consider the next steps with the EU27 leaders. #EUCO
📑Find more details + documents here: https://t.co/Rq9FTYJge7 pic.twitter.com/03cHkZi6fw

— EU Council (@EUCouncil) November 25, 2018

In the UK, #Brexit politics put much of the government on hold. Parliament has passed little significant legislation in the past year. Not so for the EU https://t.co/q9MxZpKva2 via @WSJ

— Steven Blockmans (@StevenBlockmans) November 6, 2018

With a #BrexitDeal looming on the horizon, can anyone remember how we got there?
Follow Chief Executive @FabianZuleeg and Junior Policy Analyst @larissaarabelle through 2 years worth of EPC material on #Brexit, the #trade deal, the #EU27 and many more. 👉 https://t.co/xu9Q4eYjJw pic.twitter.com/LMJ2hkEdmz

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) November 27, 2018

You can watch Lord Heseltine's lecture at https://t.co/XEGOhQ7GI1

— Cardiff University (@cardiffuni) November 29, 2018

PLF Enrico Letta fears instability in Europe should there be a chaotic outcome to #Brexit negotiations https://t.co/smD4m9m89j

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 21, 2018

Prof @BruceWilson18 (Dir @RMIT_EU_CENTRE @RMIT) was on @abcnews "PM" discussing #UK PM Theresa May's #Brexit deal & possible scenarios. #EU #RMIT. Listen here: 'Deep divisions continue within the UK: Bruce Wilson' https://t.co/jAbforBeW4

— EU Centre at RMIT (@RMIT_EU_CENTRE) November 18, 2018

This, by ⁦@rolandmcs⁩, is a well researched and thoughtful analysis of the options on the table. Well worth a read. He comes down in favour of May’s Deal. I am broadly sympathetic (although I deeply wish we’d voted to Remain in the referendum) https://t.co/avscWaRmfU

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) November 17, 2018

Great insight from @CER_Grant about happens if UK Parliament rejects the #Brexit #WithdrawalAgreement – see https://t.co/JRbi6dKxU8

— Brendan Griffin (@BrendanDGriffin) November 18, 2018

'Brexit is the teenage tantrum, the slamming of the bedroom door, the “I’ll be better off without you” scream of someone who has actually jilted themselves.' https://t.co/nC24pfuHnX via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Tim Atkin (@timatkin) November 20, 2018

Brexit breakthrough won't change firms contingency plans https://t.co/uIyDLPyfhP

— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) November 13, 2018

Brexit: the Northern Ireland conundrum | Luke Dawes https://t.co/5lORWc6rjd

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 20, 2018

Where now for #Brexit? The Lowy Institute held two panel discussions in Sydney & Melbourne this week, with expert analysis and commentary by @graham_euan @RMIT's Tom Bentley, @danielflitton @BizTicky @AnnmarieElijah & @HerveLemahieu Read the summary: https://t.co/N5J5AWwVZl

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 17, 2018

Sinn Fein's McDonald says Brexit agreement must give legal effect to 'cast iron' guarantee https://t.co/V0fGfK7E40

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 13, 2018

"The future EU-UK relationship is still in limbo. But uncertainty has already begun to unravel the fabric of legal integration, with UK judges submitting 23 to 30 per cent fewer questions to the Court of Justice since the referendum." https://t.co/rlaJxy9lB6

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 14, 2018

The UK may be leaving the EU, but Euro-English is here to stay https://t.co/qeMS0B82XB

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 13, 2018

What would a no deal Brexit be like? – from @swatdhingraLSE & @joshdelyon @LRB https://t.co/OuN7zW54Pl

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 1, 2018

Universities are a bargaining chip in the #Brexit free-trade future https://t.co/YIJewLckmx via @LSEEuroppblog #education #HE

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 6, 2018

"Theresa May cannot say she has not been warned. Brexit poses a mounting threat to the unity of the UK. Nor can she dispute the eminence of those who have been doing the warning."https://t.co/6TlfnsLzit

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) October 11, 2018

If Theresa May gets a withdrawal agreement with the EU then there will be much fanfare & relief. But just because the bar has been set humiliatingly low it does not mean that MPs should feel compelled to jump over it. My latest @theipaper column: https://t.co/z50b1YNPTl

— Nick Clegg (@nick_clegg) October 1, 2018

UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced plans to hold a nationwide festival in 2022 to celebrate Britain's scheduled departure from the European Union next year, but it was quickly mocked on social media https://t.co/4B1CdQnOTy pic.twitter.com/zgzWtnzRwr

— CNN (@CNN) October 1, 2018

Poll: 60% of voters believe Theresa May will betray Northern #Ireland with #Brexit border in Irish Sea https://t.co/Cf2a9PcX0R pic.twitter.com/yrvSI3LjMU

— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) October 1, 2018

‘Time for #TheresaMay to channel Churchill, Nelson and Falklands heroes to save #Brexit’ https://t.co/mnl03aRykZ pic.twitter.com/0bFG3qcwa7

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) October 1, 2018

That’s a little strong, isn’t it? https://t.co/3nikUY1eVs

— Steve Baker MP (@SteveBakerHW) September 30, 2018

The celebrations would be much bigger if Brexit is stopped. https://t.co/xoYDpIWt1p

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) September 30, 2018

Brexit: Salzburg summit and hard choices of the endgame via @RTENewsNow https://t.co/Kpej7b1gcg

— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) September 15, 2018

July #Brexit Bowl – Final Brexit agreement pushed to October or later after the Council meeting. The clock is ticking towards the 29th of March – read our piece for further analysis https://t.co/WbNAy20paH pic.twitter.com/2dtAUpYwsV

— FTI Consulting EU (@FTIconsultingEU) July 3, 2018

Take just one minute to watch Tánaiste @simoncoveney talk about the importance of the relationship between Ireland and the UK and explain why avoiding a hard border is so essential. #Newsnight https://t.co/G10vblqfTI

— Embassy of Ireland (@IrelandEmbGB) September 21, 2018

How is Ireland getting #BrexitReady? Information about supports, advice and events around the country is available at https://t.co/Sq87EsN3nU pic.twitter.com/yGDYQRgG6u

— Getting Ireland Brexit Ready (@BrexitReadyIRL) September 20, 2018

UK Prime Minister Theresa May discusses #Brexit ahead of EU Summit in Salzburg.

Read the whole article here: https://t.co/I4XDtPKbjw

— Brittiska Ambassaden (@UKinSweden) September 19, 2018

A lot has been said about the Chequers agreement, the White Paper and what it actually means for Brexit. I want to take a few minutes to explain what the government has agreed, and what this means for us leaving the EU. https://t.co/T96i09mUYx pic.twitter.com/rCswFBlHAc

— Theresa May (@theresa_may) September 17, 2018

The Common Travel Area (CTA) will be maintained after the UK leaves the EU. British citizens in Ireland and Irish citizens in the UK will continue to be able to move and work in each other’s jurisdictions, and to enjoy associated rights and entitlements https://t.co/bP23bQ3aSD

— British Embassy (@BritEmbDublin) September 13, 2018

Today, the government sets out its second batch of Technical Notices with advice and guidance on the No Deal scenario, and Cabinet will review departmental plans. Our top priority is a good deal with the EU, but the UK will be ready for any eventuality.https://t.co/bRvPyhrAAF

— Dominic Raab (@DominicRaab) September 13, 2018

Today we’ve published the next batch of Technical Notices informing citizens and businesses on how to prepare for the unlikely event of a no deal #Brexit

➡️ https://t.co/LMlF9XoQ9q pic.twitter.com/8UzxjUfh0J

— Department for Exiting the EU (@DExEUgov) September 13, 2018

You can now watch today's #PMQs over on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/4dxBnTLjeR

— UK Parliament (@UKParliament) September 12, 2018

🇪🇺 This year we celebrate 25 years of the #SingleMarket, which has grown from 12 to 28 EU Members and extends to Norway, Iceland & Lichtenstein (EEA countries), and to Switzerland via bilateral agreements. The EU's free trade area is one of the EU's great achievements. #EUtrade pic.twitter.com/Z4GiVd3jXh

— Europarl UK (@EPinUK) June 18, 2018

@HawkeEUCentre Executive Director, Professor Elliott, and French Ambassador to Australia, H.E. Mr Penot, discuss the most pressing issues confronting Europe and Australia in Europe Now Episode 11 @UniversitySA @FranceAustralia #EUAustralia
https://t.co/E9MlegqBFS

— Hawke EU Centre (@HawkeEUCentre) August 24, 2018

What might the hung parliament mean for Brexit? #GE2017 https://t.co/Kdgy66Vb6I. @uommedia @unimelb @Government_UoM @AndrewWalterUM

— ELECTION WATCH (@electionwatch_) June 9, 2017