Historical Timeframe Of Brexit

As stated earlier, Britain had the membership of EU in 1973. Afterwards, in 1975- the 1st referendum raised if UK should be a member of European Community. Almost 65% responded positively. In 2016-the 2nd referendum is taken place to decide whether the UK should leave or remain in the EU. That time leave won by 52%. In particular, this corresponded to 17,410,742 votes to leave and 16,141,241 to remain, a margin of 1,269,501 votes. Then on 29th March, 2019- UK has been due to leave, two years after it started the exit process. But the withdrawal agreement between the EU & UK has been rejected for three times by UK MP's. Finally, on 12th April, 2019- having granted an initial extension, EU leaders are now backed by six months extension until 31 October, 2019. However, analysts suggest that the UK might leave before this date if the withdrawal agreement is ratified by the UK and the EU before then. The new UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson opines that he plans to renegotiate the Brexit deal agreed with the EU by his predecessor Theresa May. The PM has recently warned that UK MPs are damaging his chances of getting a deal with the EU by trying to block a no-deal Brexit in the name of Hard Brexit. So, as things stand now, the UK is scheduled to leave the EU at 23:00 GMT on 31 October 2019. If the UK and EU approve the withdrawal agreement before then, the UK might leave on the first day of the following month.