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One million people protest in London!

TEAM answers your questions about Brexit!

Q: What is Brexit?

A: It is two words: Britain + exit = Brexit. It’s the name given to Britain’s plan to exit the European Union (EU).

Q: When is Brexit?

A: Originally the deadline was on the 29th of March, but now It’s on the 12th of April 2019. That’s in 18 days!

Q: Why was there a protest in London?

A: On Saturday the 23rd of March, over a million people protested against Brexit. Lots of people think it’s a bad idea to leave the EU. They want the government to have a second referendum.

Q: Why are people angry about Brexit?

A: Half of British people want to leave … and half of British people don’t. The first referendum was on the 23rd of June 2016. 52% of people voted to leave, but 48% of people voted to stay!

Q: Why is Brexit important?

A: It’s very complicated! Britain is the first country to leave the EU. It changes lots of things for trade, immigration and culture. If the British government makes a bad deal, it can be very negative for the British economy.

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Gr19Alkeos

28 March 2019 at 16:07

No I have never been to a protest. Yes my country is in the European Unior. Yes I watch the news on TV.

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GrBluebell1

8 April 2019 at 08:50

I haven't ever been to a protest yet,but tomorrow I'll with my school.I think that it will be great!My country is in the Eyropian Union.I usually don't watch news on TV,because I haven't time.

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Plwikipedja

10 April 2019 at 14:58

In Poland teachers are protesting They want more money and better reforms. Now I am not going to school and I like it.

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Plantoinettetopazriverdale

10 April 2019 at 15:18

I have never been to a protest. Poland is in the EU. I don't know if it is a good idea to leave EU. It's complicated for everybody. My distant relatives live in Great Britain but I am not in touch with them. Teachers are protesting in my country. Kids are not going to school. The protest started on Monday and we have no lessons. I am at home now and I am bored. When I am at school im happy because I can talk to my friends and we have fun and sometimes we get into trouble, but nothing serious :)). I don't watch the news on TV because I am not interested in politics and economy. ilyv

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bettyriverdale

11 April 2019 at 16:44

I have never been to a protest. My country is in the European Union. Sometimes I watch TV news when my parents watch it. In my country, Poland, teachers are protesting and we aren't going to school this month. I am very happy about it because i have got a lot of free time. I don't have to get up early and I can meet my friends. For me protests make sense because the government start listening to the people.

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Plkaczael

11 April 2019 at 18:53

i'm angry and upset.Teachers in my school aren't protesting,because my school is private. I feel the need to protest in my school and I want my teachers to protest too. Because I don't want to go to school.School is boring, the tests are stressful. I want to have time for friends and my hobby. It's not fair. My friends aren't going to school now and they are happy.

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leonardo03

15 April 2019 at 23:12

I was present during a protest, my country is part of the European Union and i don't always watch the news on Tv.

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