A Comprehensive Timeline of Brexit
Understanding the Evolution of the United Kingdom's Withdrawal from the European Union
2013
January: Prime Minister David Cameron pledges to hold a referendum on the UK's membership of the EU.
2016
June 23: The UK votes 52% to 48% to leave the EU in a referendum.
July 13: David Cameron resigns as Prime Minister.
July 11: Theresa May becomes Prime Minister.
September 2: May triggers Article 50, beginning the formal process of withdrawal from the EU.
2017
March 29: The UK and EU agree on a two-year transition period after Brexit.
June 8: The Conservative Party loses its majority in the snap general election.
December 8: The UK and EU reach an agreement on the first phase of Brexit negotiations.
2018
July 6: The UK and EU agree on the second phase of Brexit negotiations.
November 13: May survives a vote of no confidence in her government.
2019
January 15: The UK and EU agree on a Brexit deal.
March 12: The UK Parliament rejects the Brexit deal.
March 29: The UK's scheduled date to leave the EU is postponed.
July 24: Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister.
October 17: The UK Parliament approves Johnson's Brexit deal.
October 31: The UK leaves the EU.
2020
January 1: The Brexit transition period ends.
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