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6 janv. 2021 · This paper provides a timeline of the major events leading up to the EU referendum and subsequent dates of note, including Brexit Day itself.
30 janv. 2020 · June 8: The Conservatives lose their majority at the general election. May is forced to do a deal with Northern Irish unionists from the DUP to stay in power. July 17: Brexit talks officially get...
17 May: Talks between the Conservatives and Labour break down without an agreement, as Labour withdraws from them. 21 May: May unveils a new withdrawal agreement: a package of 10 commitments aimed at reaching a compromise in Parliament. 23 May: The UK holds elections to the European Parliament.
Theresa May est la première dirigeante étrangère à se rendre officiellement à Washington pour rencontrer le nouveau président américain Donald Trump, pour préparer les futurs liens commerciaux post-Brexit qui devraient privilégier les relations historiques entre les États-Unis et le Royaume-Uni [19].
This timeline covers the key events relating to the negotiations and implementation of the EU-UK withdrawal agreement, including the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland. The timeline begins with the UK referendum on EU membership on 23 June 2016. 2023.
13 July 2016: Theresa May becomes the new UK Prime Minister. 2 October 2016: In her Party Conference speech, Theresa May announces a ‘Great Repeal Bill’ and confirms Article 50 will be triggered before the end of March 2017. 3 November 2016: High Court gives its judgment in the Gina Miller case, finding in favour of the claimants.
24 mai 2019 · The referendum date is set for June. June 23, 2016: Britain votes 52 per cent to 48 per cent to leave the EU. June 24, 2016: Cameron says he will resign in light of the results. July 13, 2016:...
