Brexit
Becomes Prime Minister after David Cameron resigns.
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Becomes Prime Minister after David Cameron resigns.
The Department for Exiting the European Union begins work.
The government accepts Parliament will vote on the final Brexit deal.
Sets out Brexit objectives in the Lancaster House speech.
Introduces the European Union Notification of Withdrawal Bill.
The European Union Notification of Withdrawal Act receives royal assent.
The United Kingdom gives formal notice of withdrawal from the European Union.
Calls for an early general election during the Brexit process.
Loses the Conservative majority in a Brexit-dominated general election.
Formal Brexit negotiations begin with the European Union.
Introduces the European Union Withdrawal Bill.
Delivers the Florence speech on the Brexit transition and future relationship.
Agrees the phase one joint report with the European Union.
The UK and EU publish a joint report on phase one of Brexit negotiations.
Delivers the Mansion House speech on the future UK-EU relationship.
The European Union Withdrawal Act receives royal assent.
Cabinet agrees the Chequers plan for Brexit.
Resigns as Brexit Secretary over the Chequers approach.
Appointed Brexit Secretary after David Davis resigns.
Resigns as Foreign Secretary over the Brexit strategy.
EU leaders criticise the Chequers plan at the Salzburg summit.
Cabinet backs the draft Withdrawal Agreement.
Resigns as Brexit Secretary over the draft Withdrawal Agreement.
Appointed Brexit Secretary after Dominic Raab resigns.
EU leaders endorse the Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration.
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