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Theresa May suffers defeat in Brexit vote: With only six weeks to finalise EU deal, Britain faces political instability
•The defeat is symbolic rather than binding but shows how weak May's hand is as she tries to secure changes to her divorce deal from the EU in order to win backing for it in Parliament. It is likely to leave EU leaders wondering whether May can win support for any kind of Brexit deal, given Britain's political instability.
'Brexit deal dead as dodo, Theresa May a humiliated PM': British newspapers rake issue as PM awaits no-confidence vote
•Theresa May was left "crushed" and "humiliated", Britain's newspapers said Wednesday as they raked over the fallout from parliament's huge rejection of her EU divorce deal.
Theresa May urges UK MPs to give her Brexit deal a 'second look' ahead of crucial vote today
•May had promised assurances on the so-called Irish backstop arrangement when she postponed a vote on the agreement in December, facing certain defeat in the House of Commons.
Two years on, Brexit reflects poorly on UK's economy as Therasa May govt remains split on relations with EU
•There are those who favor a "hard Brexit," a clean break that takes Britain out of the bloc's free trade union but also gives it more freedom to strike new trade deals around the world.
Oxford dictionaries declare 'Youthquake' as word of the year after Jeremy Corbyn's election campaign
•Oxford Dictionaries on Friday declared "Youthquake" as the word of the year for 2017, owing to what it calls a "political awakening" among young voters
Hillary Clinton warns UK over bilateral deal with Donald Trump, claims US president 'doesn't believe in trade'
•Former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton cautioned Britain on Sunday over its push to secure a trade deal with US president Donald Trump after it leaves the European Union (EU)
Brexit: British PM Theresa May wins the vote in UK Parliament; to start negotiations soon
•British Parliament overwhelmingly supported a bill today empowering Prime Minister Theresa May to start crucial negotiations by 31 March on leaving the European Union, bringing Brexit a step closer.