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ARTICLE · 16 DECEMBER 2019

The Future UK-EU Relationship – What Is Next?

"The election result represents a decisive choice by the UK electorate to proceed with leaving the EU and makes any reversal of that policy extremely unlikely.

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"The election result represents a decisive choice by the UK electorate to proceed with leaving the EU and makes any reversal of that policy extremely unlikely. While leaving the EU undoubtedly carries considerable economic challenges for the UK, the majority that the Conservative Party enjoys in the UK Parliament gives it the power and responsibility to carry that through in the way it perceives will most benefit the country." – Dorothy Livingston, Consultant

The outcome of the 2019 UK General Election was revealed today. It was confirmed that the Conservative Party had returned to Parliament with a majority of Parliamentary seats (the Conservatives now hold 364 seats, whilst the Labour Party holds 203 seats with other parties far behind). This is the largest majority that the Conservative Party has enjoyed since the 1980s.

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