How Boris offended Muslims
Boris Johnson has refused to back down over offensive remarks about Muslims, but some see the comments as a clever ploy.
Boris Johnson
From Brexit to Sexit
Don’t worry, Blighty! We’ll parcel up some rice and we’ve got some red meat raring to go.
‘Ambitious Boris will carry on’
Julie Bishop says Boris Johnson is a “remarkable”, “ambitious” person who will continue on in public life.
Push on for vote to test May
The battlelines have been drawn for a Conservative Party leadership challenge by Boris Johnson against Theresa May.
Bishop keeps eye on UK trade
Julie Bishop says she had developed a strong friendship with Boris Johnson and will miss him as her UK counterpart.
Brexit crisis threatens British PM
A Brexit rebellion is threatening to bring down the British Conservative government, with PM Theresa May fighting for her political life.
Britain risks ‘colony status’
One of Britain’s most colourful politicians, Boris Johnson, has resigned as foreign secretary amidst an extraordinary attack on the Brexit plans of Theresa May.
Mayday arrives for UK
Brexit has taken a messy turn that leaves the UK mired in political disarray and at the EU’s mercy.
‘UK-Aus ties stronger than ever’
Theresa May and Boris Johnson welcome the decision to award Australia’s $35bn warship contract to Britain.
Pregnant pause, patronising ban
Malcolm Turnbull knew all the key facts about the Joyce affair long before he blew his top.
They’re as thick as thieves
How close is Boris Johnson to Australian political exports Lynton Crosby and Mark Textor?
Boris could ride Brexit to top job
By any measure, Boris Johnson’s three-day charm offensive has to be deemed a rip-roaring success.
Boris may redefine politics
The wit and charm of Boris Johnson can shroud the deep convictions that help make him such an effective leader
‘New dawn for Brits in Asia’
Boris Johnson has proclaimed a new role for Britain in Asia and a new commitment to its relationship with Australia.
Bringing a storm of opportunity
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has a global outlook that counters fears of post-Brexit isolation.
Boris’ Oz trip gets complicated
Uncertainty about Theresa May’s leadership and Brexit talks complicate Boris Johnson’s planned trip to Australia.
Johnson pressed to topple May
Five other members of the cabinet have pledged loyalty to Boris Johnson as the Tories descended into a new civil war.
Invisible people find voice
Patriotism and popular democracy are reborn with the rise of Donald Trump and Britain’s Brexit vote.
Brexit may be sooner than tipped
Britain will likely kick off its exit in early 2017 and not need two years to negotiate, says Boris Johnson.
A gaffe prone foreign secretary
Gaffe prone Boris Johnson will be Britain’s representative on the world stage: but can he avoid slipping up?
How Brexit will work: Johnson
British Leave leader Boris Johnson insists Britons will be able to live and work in the EU.
A very British coup
Boris Johnson was perched on a sofa in the basement of his home in Islington, north London, with no socks on.
Race to stop Boris
Senior Tories are mounting “stop Boris” leadership bids as Jeremy Corbyn sacks top aid over planned coup.
Aussies in Boris’s last letter
Leave campaign leader Boris Johnson’s final plea seeks to attract voters with Australian-style migration laws.
Brexit divides on eve of vital vote
The Remain case is stronger on every front except immigration, but that’s not a good enough reason to leave.
Brexit can restore West’s ideals
The European Union should acknowledge the past and future of Europe is Western civilisation.
UK looks to Oz on immigration
Boris Johnson vows to introduce Australian-style points system to control immigration within 3 years of Brexit vote.
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