Cabinet back May’s Brexit deal
Theresa May’s Cabinet has endorsed her Brexit plan but she could still face an imminent leadership challenge.
Theresa May’s Cabinet has endorsed her Brexit plan but she could still face an imminent leadership challenge.
Even the staunchest advocates of Brexit admit Britain would be better off staying in the EU than accepting Theresa May’s deal.
An all-UK customs deal will be written into the Brexit deal so that an Irish backstop is not required.
The EU is determined to punish Britain for having the temerity to quit the club.
Boris Johnson has spelt out a clear alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May’s Chequers’ plan.
Ministers agree to support Theresa May’s Chequers plan.
Britain’s Labour Party kicked off its annual conference hoping to prove it is ready to unseat the Tories despite its own splits.
Theresa May’s aides have secretly begun contingency planning for a snap election in November to save the Brexit talks and her job.
It was mere minutes before facing the cameras in Salzburg that the PM discovered the scale of the EU humiliation about to befall her.
The British leader’s escape route from Europe is one long nightmare.
Former prime minister John Howard says there are “good signs” for Australia’s economic relationship with a post-Brexit Britain.
Tony Abbott has called for the scrapping of subsidies for renewable energy and an end to the prohibition on nuclear power in Australia.
Theresa May faces a fresh threat to her leadership as the Australian who ran her campaign now works to install Boris Johnson.
China is winning the new scramble for Africa. Brexit could change that.
George Brandis’s arrival in London as high commissioner comes amid the trauma of Britain’s divorce from Europe.
In our national debate, there is more discussion about higher targets than there is about the futility of the Paris commitment.
The Bank of England has pushed interest rates above their financial crisis lows with an uncertain Brexit on the horizon.
Britain’s PM has taken personal control of Brexit negotiations, as time runs out to get a deal before Britain leaves the EU in March.
British Labour MP quits the party before letting fly with an extraordinary parting shot at ‘unsafe’ leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Mismanagement of globalisation and immigration have theatened democracy. Our leaders now face the ultimate political challenge.
Theresa May has narrowly avoided an embarrassing defeat in a parliament vote after threatening rebels with a general election.
Steven Ciobo says Australia will continue to work to open up more trade opportunities with the UK, despite Brexit turmoil.
Donald Trump has backtracked after his extraordinary attack on the British PM, saying critical reports were ‘fake news’.
Donald Trump has struggled to put a foot right during his trip to the UK. His meeting with the queen was no exception.
Donald Trump has reassured Britain he would pursue a trade deal after Brexit despite earlier threats to kill off any such deal.
As Donald Trump gives off mixed signals over a trade deal with the UK, Australia could be in line to benefit, Steven Ciobo says.
Donald Trump is unleashed and is changing history. The US President is calling the shots, whether we like it or not.
As Theresa May sat down to dine with Donald Trump in London, a British newspaper was hitting the streets with an extraordinary interview.
British government publishes its long-awaited Brexit blueprint … only for it to be panned by critics.
Julie Bishop says Boris Johnson is a “remarkable”, “ambitious” person who will continue on in public life.
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