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Brexit: The politics seen from both UK and Europe; the economic impacts and financial sector implications. As the impact of Brexit on the City of London (and UK financial services industry generally) has become ever-more apparent, we provide a separate category "Brexit and the City". My articles and videos on the topic are separately in "Graham's articles"








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Brexit - 2022165 articles out of 165.

Brexit - 2021184 articles out of 184.

Brexit - 2020273 articles out of 273.

Brexit - 2019463 articles out of 463.

Brexit - 2018454 articles out of 454.

Brexit - 2017594 articles out of 594.

Brexit - 2016682 articles out of 682.

Brexit - 2015168 articles out of 168.

Brexit - 201423 articles out of 23.

Brexit - 201347 articles out of 47.

2012 Brexit
2012-12-23 Telegraph: Germany wants Britain in the EU, says Wolfgang Schäuble
2012-12-20 Graham Bishop's Blog: UK and Banking Union – is Cameron "delusional"?
2012-11-07 DW: Chancellor Merkel prepares to charm London
2012-11-01 WSJ: Clegg attacks Cameron over EU
2012-11-01 Nick Clegg speech on his vision for the UK in Europe
2012-10-30 Telegraph: Britain 'sorely needed' in EU, says German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble
2012-10-22 Prime Minister Cameon's statement on European Council
2012-10-21 FT: Merkel to warn UK on Europe budget veto
2012-10-10 DW: UK should 'make up its mind' on Europe
2012-10-07 FT: UK austerity squeeze set to run until 2018
2012-10-01 Telegraph: Europe blames UK for the eurozone debt crisis, says MEP Sharon Bowles
2012-09-24 Sharon Bowles: Europe negativity risks marginalising UK
2012-07-25 House of Lords EU Committee: Is UK exit from EU inevitable?
2012-05-28 FT: Cameron in eurozone contingency talks
2012-04-20 Statement by IMF MD Christine Lagarde on pledges by Australia, Korea, Singapore and the UK to increase IMF resources by about $41 billion

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