Brexit FAQs and misunderstandings... As Britain heads towards Brexit, Connexion has put together this list of frequently asked questions and mythbusters
news MSPs vote against article 50 trigger The Scottish Parliament voted overwhelmingly to oppose the UK government鈥檚 plan to start the Brexit process
Parliament must rule on article 50 The British government may not trigger article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty 鈥� the formal start of proceedings to leave the EU 鈥� without an act of parliament, the Supreme Court has ruled.
Article 50 bill 鈥榳ithin days鈥� The government will 鈥渨ithin days鈥� introduce the 鈥渕ost straightforward bill possible鈥� to trigger article 50 鈥� the EU鈥檚 exit clause, Brexit Minister David Davis has told Parliament.
Article 50 ruling 鈥榓s soon as possible鈥� The four-day hearing of the UK government鈥檚 appeal against a court ruling that MPs must vote before article 50 may be triggered, has ended with promises of a judgement 鈥渁s soon as possible鈥�.
MPs to see Brexit plan before article 50 Members of Parliament have passed a Labour motion that the government will reveal its Brexit negotiation plan before triggering article 50 鈥� but in return Labour is agreeing to accept the intention to trigger it by the end of March.
