Possible vote on Brexit already before Christmas. The EU: "Now it is clearer, we are ready for London's farewell"

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GB and Brexit elections, Brussels calls for an "orderly withdrawal". But divorce hurts everyone

by ANDREA BONANNI

With these numbers, only acceleration is possible: it is possible that already on the Saturday before Christmas, December 21st, the Brexit agreement will be voted on by the Municipalities and then passed to the House of Lords between Christmas and New Year.

Even tighter times than those that still forced London to make a decision by January 31, the expiry date of the extension granted by Brussels. That in the night hours of the post-vote it seems almost relieved to have a clear and defined horizon instead of the uncertainties of the last three years.
"A step forward towards a clarification of the path", sources in the European Council know. Then it is directly Charles Michel, president of the European Council, to face the situation head-on: "We are waiting for the official results of the United Kingdom, and tomorrow we will send an important message, we will have a discussion on article 50 and we are ready for the next steps. if it will be possible for the British parliament to accept the Brexit and in this case we are ready and united for the next steps to carry out a close cooperation with the United Kingdom ".Along the same lines the president of the Commission Ursula Von der Leyen: "We will immediately listen to the prime minister to be reassured on the path", but "we are ready to negotiate with the Commission whatever is necessary. Tomorrow it will be important to receive the mandate from the European Council" on the negotiating lines to be held in the negotiations on future relations.

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And in London they already think about the future. Michael Gove, a representative of the Tories, shows optimism about the timing of Brexit: "We will be able to complete the trade negotiations by the end of next year," he told Sky. "I think the voting results indicate the fact that Jeremy Corbyn was definitely rejected by Labor voters." The voters – he added – supported the Tories to have a "strong" premier able to complete the Brexit.

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Johnson, from bulldozer to king: the triumph of the leader who speaks to people's hearts

from our correspondent ANTONELLO GUERRERA

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Goodbye Corbyn, the stubborn idealist who made too many mistakes

by ENRICO FRANCESCHINI

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