Airbus warning of UK pull-out is 'no idle threat'

By Alan Jones, Press Association Industrial Correspondent

A warning by Airbus that it could pull out of the UK with the loss of thousands of jobs if Britain crashes out of the EU without a deal is "no idle threat", the aerospace giant has stressed.

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STORMONT civil servants have published a report detailing all the public roads that cross the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic.

Theresa May sees off Brexit rebellion at last minute

By Andrew Woodcock, Press Association Political Editor 21 Jun, 2018

Theresa May has seen off a Commons rebellion on her flagship Brexit bill after a last-minute concession to pro-EU MPs.

DUP attacks EU's 'completely wrong' approach on security in Brexit process

Richard Wheeler, Press Association 20 Jun, 2018

THE EU appears to want to make it easier for terrorists by using Brexit to erect barriers over security issues, the DUP has suggested.

Britain stalling Brexit negotiations, says Leo Varadkar

David Young, Press Association 20 Jun, 2018

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has accused Britain of stalling progress in Brexit negotiations and warned of the consequences of not striking a deal on the border.

Britain's temporary Brexit customs backstop plan to solve Irish border issue 'not acceptable'

David Wilcock, Press Association 20 Jun, 2018

Britain's plan for a temporary customs "backstop" to solve the Irish border issue is "not acceptable" and any fall-back option cannot be time-limited, the European Parliament's chief Brexit co-ordinator has told MPs.

MPs hear Brexit no deal 'off the table' after Northern Ireland border commitment

14 Jun, 2018

A COMMITMENT that there will be no "physical infrastructure, including border posts, or checks and controls" in Northern Ireland has effectively killed a no deal scenario with the EU, MPs have heard.

Prime minister sees off potential rebellion over Brexit bill

13 Jun, 2018

THERESA May has seen off a potential defeat over her flagship Brexit bill, after last-minute concessions which could give MPs a bigger say on the final withdrawal agreement and make a "no-deal" exit much less likely.

British justice minister Phillip Lee quits over 'irresponsible' Brexit plan

12 Jun, 2018

Theresa May has suffered a ministerial resignation ahead of crunch Commons votes on Brexit, with Phillip Lee hitting out at the British government's "irresponsible" approach.

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