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No-deal Brexit could damage NZ business: Ardern
Ardern spoke to media ahead of talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May
Ardern to push FTA with Britain at Downing St meeting
Ardern will be pushing New Zealand's trade interests at 10 Downing St meeting.
NZ dollar weakens as Brexit saga enters next stage
Brexit uncertainty is likely to continue weighing on the global economy.
Live: UK govt wins no confidence vote after Brexit mauling
Brexit lies in tatters, May's government has had a narrow win to stay in power.
Claire Trevett: Thanks for the memories, unruly tourists
The unruly tourists deserve a round the world trip, such was the entertainment provided.
Peters: A 'soft Brexit' was never really going to happen
Robertson said the UK's rejection of the latest Brexit deal adds to uncertainty for NZ.
Market pundits predict 'fireworks' after May's Brexit defeat
Analysts expect some significant moves for the market in coming months.
May day! British MPs overwhelmingly reject Brexit deal
Disaster for Theresa May as Brexit deal hammered in vote by MPs.
Deal or no deal? UK Parliament nears historic vote on Brexit
UK PM Theresa May's job on the line in crucial Brexit vote this morning.
UK Labour leader set to pounce with no confidence vote
Jeremy Corbyn poised to table no-confidence motion should May trip up.
'No food' Brexit warning note
MP photographed holding a conspicuous note with a rather dire warning.
Gwynne Dyer: Game of chicken as May faces long odds
British Prime Minister Theresa May doesn't convince as a suicide bomber.
Brexit could be delayed if vote fails
The Guardian reports that the EU is preparing to delay Brexit until at least July.
Editorial: Brexit could all have been so different
EDITORIAL: Britain's traditional tribal politics have failed against challenge of Brexit.
Brexit vote could force major Conservative split
The Tories are on the brink of a historic split, senior Conservatives warned.
Ex-spy chief's warning to May over Brexit
Ex-head of MI6 say UK Prime Minister's Brexit agreement "threatens national security".
Robert G. Patman: Corbyn's political fate tied to outcome of Brexit
COMMENT: British Labour leader's Brexit position seems increasingly delusional.
US economy smashes job growth predictions sparking Wall Street frenzy
The data reassured investors concerned about a possible recession.
The man Donald Trump's blaming for Wall Street's woes
Trump himself risks making things worse with too much aggression.
May delays Brexit vote until mid-January
The British Prime Minister opposes a second referendum, saying it would damage democracy.
Do-over referendum looms as Brexit Plan B
A second Brexit vote could be the only way out of the chaos.
Terry Sarten: Brits bewildered by Brexit
Brits seem to be bewildered by Brexit. Leave or Remain, have a second referendum?
Out of many nations, a single message: Europe is united
Theresa May has hung on to power but is unable to soften the stance of any EU leaders.
Comment: May should admit Brexit has failed
Comment: Theresa May has managed to further complicate the issue.
EU insists it will not renegotiate Brexit deal
When questioned about the next EU move, a diplomat said: 'The ball is not in our court'.
Brexit: Quick guide to contentious issue
As British Prime Minister Theresa May postpones vote, here's a quick Brexit refresher.
Avoiding defeat: British PM Theresa May delays key vote on Brexit
British PM delays Brexit vote.
UK can cancel Brexit, rules European Union court
Ruling boosts hopes for people who want Brexit process to be reversed.
Europe braces for Brexit chaos
With the British Parliament voting this week, European leaders expect more fallout.
Theresa May's grip looks weak as Brexit deal vote nears
Britain's Conservatives rocked by more resignations over Brexit.
Brexit backflip: EU rules that Britain can legally change its mind
European Union's highest court ruled that Britain can change its mind about leaving.
Shane Te Pou: Brexit exasperation could work for May
COMMENT: Britons exasperation with Brexit politics could see May's deal accepted.