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Europe braces for Brexit chaos
With the British Parliament voting this week, European leaders expect more fallout.
With the British Parliament voting this week, European leaders expect more fallout.
Britain's Conservatives rocked by more resignations over Brexit.
European Union's highest court ruled that Britain can change its mind about leaving.
COMMENT: Britons exasperation with Brexit politics could see May's deal accepted.
Corbyn wants the debate to air before I'm a Celebrity. Theresa May prefers the BBC.
Theresa May is thought to be at least 60 votes short.
Government seeking submissions on possible trade deal with Britain
Now British PM faces the tough task of selling the deal to a skeptical U.K. Parliament.
Brexit proposals will hurt New Zealand meat exports to Europe.
British Prime Minister Theresa May faces traps as she pushes the Brexit plan ahead.
EDITORIAL: Odds appear firmly stacked against British PM pushing through her Brexit plan.
With new questions being raised about Britain's exit, Adam Taylor breaks down the process.
The British PM is refusing to back down as opposition mounts and party members desert her.
'Any cabinet member who is pro-Brexit must resign,' says Nigel Farage.
The British Prime Minister is facing a revolt from her own Cabinet.
If the Cabinet endorses May's proposed deal, the next step would be a Brexit summit.
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
The UK is set to open up e-passport gates to visitors from New Zealand and Australia.
Prime Minister faces fresh anger at home following inconclusive Brexit summit.
Irish border riddle confounds Britain, European Union.
With less than six months to the Brexit deadline what are the risks for the UK economy?
British PM on Brexit: Two sides are "long way apart" and at an "impasse".
European leaders tell British PM proposal as it stands is unworkable.
Words can be loaded with meaning — and they may be locked, loaded and aimed at you next
No deal 'would slash house prices by 25-30%', and there would be no more asteroid warning.
Brexit advocate is in the country tonight as part of a tour of Australia and New Zealand.
Worst case scenario could mean expats locked out of pensions and a sperm shortage.
Nigel Farage arrives in country, says populist revolt is here to stay. / Newstalk ZB