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| Brexit today - live updates: EU Withdrawal Bill debate resumes as Brussels hardens negotiating stance | Brexit today - live updates: EU Withdrawal Bill debate resumes as Brussels hardens negotiating stance |
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| Brexit is firmly back on the agenda today after leaked papers revealed Brussels was hardening its negotiating stance with demands for a veto over future trade deals signed by the UK. | Brexit is firmly back on the agenda today after leaked papers revealed Brussels was hardening its negotiating stance with demands for a veto over future trade deals signed by the UK. |
| Senior EU officials said Brexit could still be reversed, with European Council president Donald Tusk telling Britain, "Our hearts are still open for you". | Senior EU officials said Brexit could still be reversed, with European Council president Donald Tusk telling Britain, "Our hearts are still open for you". |
| Boris Johnson has stirred up anger by returning to his widely discredited claim that leaving the European Union would allow Britain to claw back £350m a week for the NHS. | Boris Johnson has stirred up anger by returning to his widely discredited claim that leaving the European Union would allow Britain to claw back £350m a week for the NHS. |
| In a provocative interview, the Foreign Secretary admitted his claim had been wrong - as the true total was much higher at £438m. | In a provocative interview, the Foreign Secretary admitted his claim had been wrong - as the true total was much higher at £438m. |
| The Government’s flagship Brexit bill returns to the Commons for its final stages, where opposition MPs will attempt to force the Government to protect devolution and EU regulations after Brexit. | |
| Theresa May also chaired a meeting of her new-look Cabinet this morning, as the fallout from the collapse of construction giant Carillion continues. | |
| Please see the live updates below | Please see the live updates below |