Brexit Finally Happening

It’s been more than three years since the United Kingdom voted to leave the Europe Union but now it’s about to happen. Through two changes of prime minister, two general elections, and more votes in parliament than anyone cares to remember, the above video is a quick recap of how Britain got here.

Nigel Farage on Brexit: A new sense of optimism is emerging in UK

Brexit: UK to quit EU at 23:00 GMT – BBC News

The UK will leave the EU at 23:00 GMT, (3:00 PM PT), on January 31, 2020. This will end 47 years of membership. In a video message to be released an hour earlier, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will call Brexit – which follows more than three years of political wrangling – a “new dawn”. A series of events including marches, celebrations and candlelit vigils will be held by both Brexiteers and pro-EU demonstrators. Little will change immediately, as the UK begins a “transition period”. Most Europe Union laws will continue to be in force – including the free movement of people – until the end of December, by which time the UK aims to have reached a permanent free trade agreement with the Europe Union .

Boris Johnson’s Brexit Address to the Nation | This is not an end, but a beginning

The United Kingdom finally leaves the European Union at 11pm on 31st January 2019, marking the dawn of our national renewal. Leaving the EU gives us a historic opportunity to unleash the country’s full potential and level up the entire United Kingdom. This is not an end but a beginning. This will mark the dawn of a new era in which we can ensure that everybody’s life chances no longer depend on which part of the country you grow up in.

Farage speaks to Lou Dobbs moments after official Brexit

Brexit Party Leader Nigel Farage discusses Brexit, President Trump and whether more countries will follow England and leave the EU.