article 50

In a setback to the UK Government, the British Supreme Court has ruled Parliament must first vote on whether Brexit negotiations with the EU can formally begin.
The court ruled lawmakers must vote on triggering Article 50, needed for Britain to leave the bloc.
The overwhelming view from economists is that it is too early to know how Britain will cope with years of Brexit uncertainty - but there is a growing belief the country can avoid a recession.
"It's best for the dust to settle over the summer and during that time for there to be informal negotiations with other states," the chief executive of the Vote Leave campaign said.