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United Kingdom votes to decide the fate of Brexit, again
Polls open at 0700 GMT (3pm, M'sian time) and close at 2200 GMT (6am, M'sian time) when an exit poll will be released.
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Polls open at 0700 GMT (3pm, M'sian time) and close at 2200 GMT (6am, M'sian time) when an exit poll will be released.
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With one day to go, the margin of victory has narrowed considerably.
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He says neither his own Labour Party nor Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservatives deserved to win a Dec 12 election.
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If it wins the election, Labour Party promises to negotiate new exit deal and put it to the public at a second referendum.
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Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to stay in EU, while England and Wales voted to leave.
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Johnson labels main rival Jeremy Corbyn as a socialist wrecker determined to usher in yet more political crisis.
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The early election was agreed by parliament last week following two years of disagreement over Brexit.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called for the election after failing to secure support for his Brexit deal.
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Britain will hold its first Christmas election since 1923.
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PM Johnson wins Parliament’s approval for an early election - the first polls to be held in December after the year 1923.
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The decision is expected to be formalised through a written procedure, says European Council President Donald Tusk.
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This would be Johnson’s third attempt to call an early election.
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The British PM concedes for the first time he will not meet Oct 31 deadline to leave the EU.
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EU envoys will meet on Friday to decide on the UK's request for a three-month Brexit extension.
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EU Council President Donald Tusk is recommending to EU states to accept UK's request for a delay.
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Johnson is scrambling to get his deal through parliament before the Oct 31 deadline to prevent a no-deal Brexit.
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PM Boris Johnson was forced by Parliament to request a delay from the European Union.
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He is compelled by law to request for a delay after lawmakers thwarted his attempt to pass his Brexit deal on Saturday.
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UPDATED 10.35PM | The vote means Johnson is obliged to write to the EU seeking a delay beyond Britain's scheduled departure date on Oct. 31.
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Our door will always be open if our British friends decide to return one day, says European Council president Donald Tusk.
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UPDATED 8.13PM | However, the Northern Irish party Johnson needs to help ratify any agreement has refused to support the deal.
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This comes after a 'positive' meeting between Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar and Britain's Boris Johnson.
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COMMENT | "Our differences need not be a source of fear, but rather they can be opportunities for learning and discovery."
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Johnson proposes an all-island regulatory zone to cover all goods for UK's Northern Ireland and EU's Ireland.
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With the Oct 31 Brexit deadline moving closer, Boris Johnson is sticking to his guns on Brexit.
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He will not quit as Britain’s PM even if he fails to secure a deal to leave the European Union.
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The British PM stresses that the boil of anger can only be lanced when Brexit is done.
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However, the opposition parties say they would only agree to an election once Johnson rules out a no-deal Brexit.
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A decision against him could lead to Parliament reconvening earlier, giving it extra time to thwart his Brexit-or-bust agenda.
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In a damning judgment, Scotland’s highest court ruled last Wednesday that the suspension was unlawful.
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