Fishing presents a vexing snag in Brexit talks
New York Times: The fishing industry presents a tough barrier for Brexit negotiators.
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Post-Brexit, Britain is going its own way. That way looks expensive
New York Times: Brexit threatens revenue-destroying disruption.
Brexit done? Not so fast
New York Times: Britain and the EU already at loggerheads over future trade deal.
Awkward twist behind post-Brexit Britain's new, blue passport
The British passport is going back to blue.
Divorce complete, Britain faces next test: What if Brexit works?
New York Times: Britain is remaking itself again.
Editorial: EU divorce costs rising for Britain
EDITORIAL: Britain's withdrawal at the weekend is merely the start of a new dawn.
Post-Brexit: EU will seek a free trade deal with NZ
COMMENT: Twenty-seven member state EU remains the world's largest trading bloc.
Brexit is finally happening, but the complicated part is just beginning
New York Times: January 31 will open potentially more volatile chapter in drawn-out saga.
Brexit: What happens after January 31
FT: Transition period protects trade and citizens' rights but clock ticking on new deal.
Britain leaves the European Union, leaps into the unknown
British citizens are still divided over whether Brexit is good or bad.
What Brexit will mean for New Zealand
Britain's High Commissioner to New Zealand talks trade, immigration and history.
For the EU, Brexit is a major defeat for the idea of Europe
New York Times: Loss of Britain will weaken EU's momentum and its diplomatic weight.
Treasury boss admits Brexit risks
Diverging from EU rules could lead to higher food prices for consumers.
Will Big Ben chime for Brexit? It's a $985,000 question
New York Times: Campaign underway to get Big Ben to ring when the country leaves the EU.
Britain bruised: How Harry and Meghan are hurting the United Kingdom
When Queen Elizabeth's reign finally ends, will the UK keep supporting the family?
'Digi Kiwis' reveal Tory Love Actually parody almost didn't happen
The duo say the now iconic video was produced in just 24 hours.
Boris Johnson has a mandate. Now, what will he do with it?
New York Times: The prime minister still has not said what he means by Brexit.
The UK election explained, in one number
New York Times: The answer to everything in British politics is 336,038.
Meet the Kiwi digital whizzes behind Boris Johnson's landslide victory
Sean Topham is coy about whether his team will be helping Simon Bridges.
Brexit is going to get done. But on whose terms?
New York Times: Britain will leave the European Union next month.
EU Brexit and a UK breakup: Price to pay may be divorce at home too
"What we've got now is pretty close to a perfect storm."
Remainers lose battle, still hope to win the war
The battle has been lost, but hard-line Remainers believe the war can still be won.
Simon Bridges draws lessons from UK landslide
Labour's feedback loop seems stuck in Grey Lynn and Wadestown, says Simon Bridges.
'Get Brexit done': Boris leads Tories to historic landslide victory
Britain's Conservative Party has romped to victory in the country's general election.
Market Watch: Eight big picks for 2020
Can markets hit new highs in 2020 after a huge 2019? Or will politics unsettle investors?
Brexit Party suffers humiliating result in UK election
Newly formed Brexit Party suffered humiliating defeat in the UK election.
UK election: Jeremy Corbyn to resign after one of Labour's worst defeats
Outcome will allow Boris Johnson to fulfill his plan to take UK out of the EU next month.
Dishonesty and dirty tactics: British election 2019
Pro-Conservative Party tweets proved a metaphor for this campaign season.
Boris Johnson tries on a new campaign persona: Disciplined
New York Times: PM more grim tactician now than "clownish, cuddly fellow" of the past.
Britain's election on a 'knife-edge' as Brits go to the polls
Final poll shows the Conservatives' lead has shrunk to just 5 per cent.
UK general election explained: What to know as Britain votes
New York Times: What to watch for as British voters choose their next government.
Editorial: British election - Bye bye Boris, or bring on Brexit?
Editorial: The result 'should' shape how or if the UK finally quits the EU. But will it?
Why I get to vote in the UK as it careens towards Brexit
This is the rather ridiculous state of British politics, writes Corazon Miller.