The day after the historic vote in the House of Commons in Brussels there is bewilderment: "We deeply regret this outcome," said a visibly affected Michel Barnier on Wednesday morning in the European Parliament. A disorderly resignation had become more likely with the vote and the preparations for it would have to be intensified, demanded the Brexit chief negotiator of the EU. At the same time, the Frenchman made it clear that it was not Brussels, but London's turn. "The British government has to say what the next stages will look like," said Barnier. The EU will no longer uphold the divorce agreement. New ... (full story)