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# brexistential crisis

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# Deal or no deal
Theresa May tells MPs: 'We could have actually been outside the EU by now'
Theresa May has asked to extend Article 50 to 30 June, and EU leaders will decide today on whether to grant that.
# divided kingdom
A Brexistential crisis: So what happens now?
The best answer to that question is: “F**k knows. I’m past caring. It’s like the living dead in here.”
# no no deal
'Meltdown': UK papers point finger at Theresa May after chaotic night in Westminster
The confusion in Westminster last night is reflected in today’s front pages.
# brexistential crisis
Northern Irish businesses write to MPs warning of 'significant job losses' if there's a no-deal Brexit
The hardline Brexiteers, meanwhile, have said it would damage democracy if Brexit is delayed.
# brexistential crisis
Crunch talks for Varadkar and May in Dublin today as both sides refuse to back down on backstop
The Taoiseach and Prime Minister are having dinner in Dublin tonight, with one topic atop their agenda.
# Bad news
Taoiseach won't accept Brexit border promises that 'it will be alright on the night'
A European Commission spokesman said today that it’s “pretty obvious” that a no-deal Brexit would lead to a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
# today in brexit
Theresa May told to expect wave of ministerial resignations if MPs can't block no-deal Brexit
Theresa May delivered her “plan B” to the House of Commons yesterday, and remains under sustained pressure.
AS IT HAPPENED
Thumping defeat for Theresa May as she loses Brexit vote by 230
May’s bid was defeated by a margin of 202 to 432.
# brexistential crisis
'She's in office, but not in power': What could happen if Theresa May's Brexit deal fails?
An extension to Article 50, a change of leadership, a no-deal Brexit… or another referendum? Here’s what could happen.