Britain counts Brexit cost
Brexit will hurt locations as diverse as London and the Isles of Scilly, in particular, say official figures.
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Chaos rules in Brexit kingdom
If you think Malcolm Turnbull’s in trouble, look at Britain.
Brexit barrier for EU trade deal
Doubt is being cast over Malcolm Turnbull’s ambitious timeline to clinch a free trade deal with the EU.
Brexit key to ‘bold’ deal
Malcolm Turnbull will meet Theresa May in Downing St, to agree on forging closer trade, defence and counter-terror ties.
Fear China could become a threat
But Australians buck international trends to embrace globalisation and trade.
Boris’ Oz trip gets complicated
Uncertainty about Theresa May’s leadership and Brexit talks complicate Boris Johnson’s planned trip to Australia.
Soft lie seeks to hush millions
Britons voted to run their own affairs but the establishment simply doesn’t trust the riffraff.
Softer Brexit may curb volatility
The market’s reaction to the shock British poll result should be tempered by improved prospects for a ‘softer’ Brexit.
May to pay price for poll gamble
Theresa May faces demands for a watered-down Brexit from the powerbrokers who materialised after Friday’s UK election.
May aides quit under pressure
Top staff to Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May have quit under party pressure as the EU seeks Brexit talks on time.
N Ireland party plays kingmaker
The Northern Ireland Democratic Unionist Party has emerged as the most likely way the Conservatives can retain power.
PM hangs on as mayhem rules
Britain faces months of instability amid Brexit chaos after Theresa May’s gamble to boost her ruling majority failed.
May failure weakens Tories
The Prime Minister was seeking a mandate on Brexit. She was denied.
Fitting result for disastrous PM
British Prime Minister Theresa May’s snap election has been an unmitigated disaster.
Betting on Brexit poll
If her punt pays off, Theresa May will become an immensely powerful PM.
Inequality not rising in Australia
Labor and Greens’ fearmongering on income distribution can’t be justified.
Mayday for Brexit
Theresa May is betting on a Tory landslide to boost her mandate.
May risks Tory split
British PM Theresa May will come under tremendous pressure to spell out her plans for Britain after Brexit.
Rewards outweigh the risks
Britain’s election will be dominated by one issue: Brexit.
May rides lead to snap election
The snap election called last night by Prime Minister Theresa May comes after months of tumult in British politics.
Snap election to bolster Brexit bid
British PM Theresa May has called for an election for June to capitalise on a huge polls lead and consolidate her mandate.
Lloyd’s sets up shop in Brussels
Lloyd’s of London will open a Brussels office in early 2019 due to Brexit, the insurance market said yesterday.
Firms plan Brexit exodus
Dozens of French and German companies based in Britain are preparing to return to mainland Europe, officials say.
Challenge provokes a tantrum
Brexit and Donald Trump have driven the liberal elite up the wall.
Wilders set tone of Dutch poll
Muslim integration becomes a forceful issue across Europe.
Democracy’s still alive and well
The dismissal of the democratic will that saw the rise of Trump and Hanson underscores the reason it was imposed.
Hitler, Mussolini … Trump?
Contrary to claims on ABC and in Fairfax, America is not turning into a dictatorship.
Era of discontent: Palaszczuk
Queensland leader warns the re-emergence of One Nation is making the state’s foreign trading partners nervous.
Volatility may be good for QBE
For most, the uncertainty generated by Brexit and Trump would probably be a negative for business. Not so QBE.
Roll-Royce slumps to $6.5bn loss
British engine maker Rolls-Royce slumped to a record £4 billion ($6.5bn) annual loss in 2016.
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