NewsBite

Brexit

InquirerInquirer

British Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Brexit Minister) David Davis arrives in Downing Street in London on March 15, 2017. Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May said Tuesday she would be given the power to start Brexit talks within days but declined to name a date for a process already disrupted by Scotland's independence bid. / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALL

Mayday arrives for UK

Brexit has taken a messy turn that leaves the UK mired in political disarray and at the EU’s mercy.

CommentThe Times

In this handout image taken and released on July 6, 2018, by the Prime Minister's Press Office, Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May speaks to members of her cabinet at the Prime Minister's rural country residence, Chequers, west of London. British Prime Minister Theresa May sought Friday to finally unite her warring ministers behind a Brexit plan and unblock negotiations with the European Union, amid warnings she is running out of time to get a deal. / AFP PHOTO / CROWN COPYRIGHT 2018 / Joel ROUSE / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

Brexit secretary’s hard exit

Theresa May got her cabinet to approve her soft Brexit plan at Chequers, but then a key member voted with his feet.

Sam Coates

EditorialEditorials

oz web dink for the web

May faces stern test over Brexit

British voters want a clean break from EU bureaucracy.

1
…
29
30
31

Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/topics/brexit/page/31