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yeezy eaving the EU as furious bureaucrats threatened consequences for the Brexit vote.In a joint statement, the PM was urged to invoke Article 50 鈥?effectively Britain s resignation letter 鈥?as soon as possible to kick-start talks over a departure.5 European Council President Donald Tusk issued a joint statement with Commission President Jean Claude JunckerCredit: EPA5 European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker joined EU Council chief Donald Tusk to urge the PM to invoke Article 50Credit: Getty ImagesDavid Cameron signalled the UK would not be in a position to begin divorce negotiations until a new PM is in Downing Street this October.Commission President Jean Claude Juncker and EU Council chief Donald Tusk said: This is an unprecedented situation but we are now united in our response. We now expect the United Kingdom government to give effect to this decisio
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