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The mood in Brussels was sombre yesterday after the UK’s shock decision to quit the EU. The heads of the bloc’s three institutions made a show of unity and begged for calm as they geared up for what is likely to be a drawn-out divorce settlement.

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Govt plans 'consumer friendly' EU presidency

The Minister of State for Europe, Dick Roche, has said the Government will do all it can to make EU law more consumer-friendly during our presidency of the European Union.

Fri, 26 Dec, 2003

Government warns of no quick-fix to EU negotiations

The Government has warned that there is no quick fix solution to the impasse over voting rights in the European Union, which caused the breakdown of yesterday’s negotiations on the future of an enlarged union.

Sun, 14 Dec, 2003

MEP Roche welcomes Hungary vote for EU

The Minister of State for Europe Dick Roche has said that Hungary's yes vote in their referendum on joining the EU is an historic step to enlargement.

Sun, 13 Apr, 2003

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