Theresa May pounced on comments by Angela Merkel.

Britain will have to continue paying billions into the European Union budget.

A one-sided election could deny Britons a debate on the best approach to Brexit.

COMMENT: The UK will likely be forced to concede on points the Brexit group campaigned on.

Bill English praises Theresa May's "will and clarity" in Time contribution.

COMMENT: You've got to hand it to May: she certainly knows how to spring a surprise.

COMMENT: Whether it's a cynical move or not, this will play well politically.

COMMENT: I was bemused by pro-Brexit voters who'd since changed their mind.

Winston Peters says the "wave of discontent" behind Brexit and Trump has hit NZ.

He has been accepted into a two-year Master in Public Policy course starting in August.

PM accused of using co-operation as a bargaining tool as she triggers exit from EU.

British High Commissioner Jonathan Sinclair on Brexit and trade talks with NZ.

The UK Prime Minister has highlighted the need for "implementation periods" for finance.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has officially started the two year countdown to the UK formally leaving the EU

A punitive approach to Britain would needlessly create another crisis.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has officially triggered Article 50 today.

Divorces can be messy - and drawn out. Don't expect Brexit to be any different.

EDITORIAL: Britain's entry to Europe was an economic shock for NZ and a challenge too.

Paper hits back after being lambasted for "moronic" sexism on their front page.

The Trump slump touched markets overnight that have been running on hope since election.

The number of Kiwis getting Irish passports has increased by 18 per cent year on year.

COMMENT: Amazon's robots so far seem to have been overwhelmingly positive.

COMMENT: Dutch voters show the hard right might not win Europe's elections this year.

While Theresa May's Party has majority, 54 of the 59 Scottish seats are held by Nicola Sturgeon.

David Davis today issues a last-minute warning to rebels not to sabotage the Article 50 Bill amid fears any change will see Brexit back in court.

The pair are being sent to Germany and Poland on official visits just weeks after the start of official Brexit talks.

British Prime Minister Theresa May hoped to have her Brexit trigger plans approved by the end of March. That not may not happen.

Next month, EU citizens who travel to Britain will no longer have the automatic right to stay in the UK permanently.

A tiny Canadian IT company was instrumental in shaping the future of Britain.

On a visit to Wellington, Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjarto talks about being snubbed in Washington, and why Donald Trump is good for the world.