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Now playing Next United Kingdom Here are the jokes other Europeans are making about the UK over Brexit It comes as the British Prime Minister Theresa May tries to gain support for her Brexit deal in the Commons on Tuesday. 31/01/2019
Now playing Next World News Brexit 'Plan C': what is in the Malthouse Compromise? UK Conservative Party MPs from both sides of the Brexit divide hope their new plan can break the deadlock and pave the way to an orderly exit from the EU. 29/01/2019
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Now playing Next United Kingdom May says UK will be in full control of immigration after Brexit British Prime Minister Theresa May is talking up her immigration plans under the new Brexit deal at the CBI conference in London. 19/11/2018
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Now playing Next Ireland Ireland votes to abolish 'medieval' blasphemy law A referendum was held on whether to change the law, which makes publishing or uttering a blasphemous comment punishable by a fine of 25,000 euros. 28/10/2018
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Now playing Next Romania All Views: What do Romanians think about the marriage referendum? Euronews took to the streets of Bucharest to ask people what they think about the vote, which could see the constitution amended to redefine marriage as being only between a man and a woman rather than “two spouses”. 05/10/2018
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Now playing Next Russia Russian parliamentary elections tarnished by unprecedented pension reform outcry As Russia votes in this year's parliamentary and regional elections on September 9, the imminent victory of Vladimir Putin's ruling United Russia party might be tarnished by nation's outrage over highly unpopular pension reform. 09/09/2018
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Now playing Next Mali Mali: Run-off presidential election voting is relatively peaceful It's the run-off presidential election between the incumbent Ibrahim Boubacar Keita and his opposition challenger Soumalia Cissé. It's despite a surge in ethnic and militant violence during Keita's time in office and violence in July's election 12/08/2018
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Now playing Next Zimbabwe High turnout at Zimbabwe polling stations Many first time voters queued at the polling stations, without Robert Mugabe being on the ballot paper for the first time. An EU Chief Observer says voting polls were "very smooth" at some but it was "totally disorganised" in others 30/07/2018
Now playing Next United Kingdom Brexit campaign 'broke election rules', preliminary report shows Initial findings of an investigation into Vote Leave by the Electoral Commission show the referendum campaign group guilty of exceeding spend limits and failing to comply with other rules. 04/07/2018
Now playing Next United Kingdom Marches held across UK to celebrate a 100 years of the right to vote f Cities in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales were turned into rivers of green, white and violet on Sunday as females observed the enactment of the Representation of the People Act in 1918 11/06/2018