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Let's lead world on immigration debate
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Britain will have to continue paying billions into the European Union budget.
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Johnston: PM shows she knows how to pull a surprise
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Is Government switching gears?
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Jack Tame: No pity for achy Brexit hearts
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Wave of discontent has hit NZ: Peters
Winston Peters says the "wave of discontent" behind Brexit and Trump has hit NZ.
Scotland seeks new vote
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Brexit's legal headache about to kick in
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Harvard-bound Clinton fan needs $230,000
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Row erupts over Brexit security 'threat'
PM accused of using co-operation as a bargaining tool as she triggers exit from EU.
Brexit starts countdown to trade talks
British High Commissioner Jonathan Sinclair on Brexit and trade talks with NZ.
Banks not forgotten as UK seeks Brexit deal
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Europe faces more troubles than Brexit
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'Thank you and goodbye'
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Editorial: Britain takes its leap
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Britain faces a Europe with far more at stake
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Daily Mail: 'Goodness sake, get a life'
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US markets 'running on hope'
The Trump slump touched markets overnight that have been running on hope since election.
Kiwis chase Irish passports
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Why UK needs more companies like Amazon
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Editorial: Dutch voters restore hope
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Numbers game
While Theresa May's Party has majority, 54 of the 59 Scottish seats are held by Nicola Sturgeon.