In his first official visit, EU Parliament President Antonio Tajani met with British Prime Minister Theresa May in London to discuss the Brexit conditions set by an overwhelming majority of MEPs earlier this month.

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Brexit talks: President Tajani in London

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It's a visit set amid an ongoing separation.

European Parliament President Antonio Tajani arrived in Downing Street for the first time

to talk Brexit with the British Prime Minister. ##@#

and UK citizens living in the European Union. 

from putting citizens first to no cherry-picking in the single market

and no bilateral talks between the UK and individual EU member states. ##@#

Any Brexit withdrawal deal will need Parliament's green light. ##@#

In the meantime, Theresa May has unexpectedly called for a snap election 

seeking a stronger mandate before talks begin. 

To have a new government before the beginning of the official negotiation 

is good not only for the UK but also for us. ##@#

But caught in between all this are people on both sides of the Channel

– unsure of what it all means for them. ##@#

President Tajani met with NGOs in London to listen to some of their concerns.