stubborn May crippled by Brexit monster
It was right that Theresa May had her leadership challenged the crisis she faced is representative of the wider crisis in Western politics.
Brexit
No quiet Christmas for May
It has taken almost two years, but the meek of the Conservative party have finally roared.
Lead contenders circle May
As Theresa May’s grip as PM slips, Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid have weighed in with their charm offensives, eyeing the top job.
May deepens Britain’s crisis
The shambles of what are the remnants of a British government with next to no power has deteriorated into high farce.
From Macron to May, Europe’s politics broken From Macron to May, politics lies in ruins
Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron are two leaders in the midst of desperate crises, and in the process of disorderly and infamous retreats.
Second vote is the only answer
As an MP seizes the ceremonial mace to show his contempt for the Brexit deal, another referendum is the only way out of the mess | WATCH
All options back on the table
Why the Irish backstop is the main sticking point to a Brexit deal; why it matters and what the alternatives are.
May forced to delay Brexit vote
Theresa May has recognised the political catastrophe of a massive defeat of her Brexit Withdrawal Bill and will defer the vote.
U.K. Mayhem as Brexit goes belly-up
We are watching a slow train wreck as Theresa May loses control and her Brexit deal goes off the rails, perhaps taking her with it.
MPs set to pull trigger on May
Theresa May faces a leadership battle with the 48 letters from MPs that would trigger a contest likely to be submitted this week.
PM denies misleading parliament
Theresa May has been forced to deny that she misled parliament following the publication of Brexit advice given to Cabinet.
MPs pin a ‘badge of shame’ on May
The power tussle between the British government and parliament now threatens to upend constitutional stability.
UK can cancel Brexit: EU advice
The UK should be able to revoke its decision to leave the EU without costs or conditions, legal advice to Europe’s highest court concludes.
Nigel Farage leaves UKIP
UK Independence Party co-founder Nigel Farage has resigned from the party over its embrace of far-right activists.
‘Day of shame’ for May
Theresa May’s government found to be in contempt of parliament for its failure to publish potentially damaging legal advice.
Bank’s shock economic warning
The Bank of England has warned a “no deal” Brexit could plunge the UK into “deep recession”.
May’s Brexit capitulation would see trade hopes cast adrift
If Theresa May’s Brexit deal is passed it will be a disastrous day for Britain, but also a very bad day for Australia.
Stop being so English
Brexit isn’t really British. It’s English. It dreams of independence from the EU but forgets England is inconveniently shackled onto a bunch of other places.
Brexit odds stacked against May
As Theresa May defends her Brexit deal to a sceptical UK ahead of a December 11 vote, one critic says it’s as “dead as a dodo”.
What happens now with Brexit?
The possible scenarios for Britain now that Theresa May’s deal has been approved by the EU.
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