UK open for quick trade talks
Scott Morrison moves to finalise a trade deal with Boris Johnson before the end of 2020.
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Scottish MPs backs a second vote
Scotland’s Parliament has voted to hold a new referendum on Scottish independence.
‘So long, suckers’: Farage farewells EU
As pomp and circumstance swelled within his head Nigel Farage waved his Union Jack and told the EU ‘we’re not coming back’ | WATCH
Get set for life in the post-Brexit UK
The day that refused to come, Brexit Day, Britain’s withdrawal from Europe will arrive this week.
Johnson signs Brexit agreement
British PM Boris Johnson hailed “a new chapter” in Britain’s history as he signed its divorce treaty with the EU.
Lords tick off Brexit divorce
After years of acrimonious debate, the British parliament has approved the terms of their country’s departure from the EU.
Careful what you wish for, Meghan and Harry
An attempt to mix royal status with glossy and lucrative celebrity may lead Harry and Meghan into an unrewarding swamp.
UK MPs get Brexit bill done at last
The House of Commons has finally approved Brexit, allowing it to become the first country to leave the EU later this month.
Labour need to bury Corbyn to win
The Tories could be beaten at the next election but only by a leader who recognises how abjectly the left has failed.
Boris’s deadline impossible: EU chief
Britain will find it impossible to negotiate a comprehensive future relationship with the EU by Boris Johnson’s December deadline.
Johnson won’t extend transition
Boris Johnson will warn the new European Commission president he is prepared to walk away from the EU without a trade deal.
Boris to try ‘love bomb’ on EU chief
Boris Johnson will this week urge European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen to push on with trade talks.
Crosby ‘not on Trump poll team’
Sir Lynton Crosby was at Donald Trump’s New Year’s Eve party but says he isn’t part of the Republican’s re-election push.
‘Weirdos, misfits’ wanted for Boris
The senior adviser to Boris Johnson is on the lookout for ‘weirdos and misfits’ to help bring new ideas to Britain’s government.
Britain’s leaving and it’s everybody’s Fawlty
This marriage made in Brussels was always going to sprout complex domestic tensions.
Polo rules ‘shelved for the Queen’
The UK government reportedly changed its plans to tighten restrictions on polo visas after concerns from the Queen.
‘Abandon Corbyn policies for good’
The next British Labour leader has been urged by defeated and re-elected MPs to overhaul the party’s agenda.
Brussels targets financial hub
Brussels will threaten to block the City of London’s access to European markets as post-Brexit trade talks open in the new year.
How left lost touch with voters, and reality
Its fashionable bigots detest winners like Boris Johnson, Scott Morrison and Donald Trump.
Brits seize on Brexit loophole
Nearly 300,000 British nationals are trying to bypass Brexit to keep their EU citizenship — but there’s a catch.
Party for workers now can’t stand them
In the process of making themselves supremely woke, Labor here and Labour in Britain also have made themselves unelectable.
Voters swing right, but can parties keep them?
A thumping Conservative victory in the UK lights a path to victory for Donald Trump next year, but a bigger challenge looms.
Men in tights strip election bare
The Spectator counts the lessons from the December 12 British election.
Corbyn backing election ‘was folly’
Shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry has entered the British Labour leadership race.
Johnson to spotlight judges
Boris Johnson will pave the way for sweeping changes to the constitution that could include making judges more accountable.
Sturgeon demands new referendum
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will on Thursday night demand the right to hold a new independence referendum.
UK ministers banned from Davos
Boris Johnson has banned ministers from the Davos summit, in a nod to the former Labour voters who propelled him to office.
Boris playing Brexit games: EU
The EU has dismissed Boris Johnson’s move to legally prevent extension of the post-Brexit transition period.
Can Albanese avoid the Corbyn wreck?
The problem for Labour with a ‘u’ is eerily similar to that of Labor without one.
It’s 40 years too late for Scots
Scottish independence? Just do the sums: it’s 40 years too late for that.
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