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What next for Brexit? Three main scenarios
Theresa May's government won a confidence vote by a majority of 19 MPs on Wednesday -- here are the three main Brexit scenarios now facing Britain as the clock ticks down to March 29.
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What next for Brexit? Four main scenarios
Here are the four main scenarios facing Britain while the clock ticks down to March 29, 2019 -- the day it is scheduled to depart the European project after 46 years.
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