Who's spreading disinformation in UK election? You might be surprised
New York Times: Some candidates are now turning to manipulative tactics.
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Splintered isle: A journey through Brexit Britain
New York Times: From London to Glasgow - a country united only by its disunity.
Threats, abuse change the way female candidates campaign in UK election
New York Times: This is politics in a climate of fear and intimidation.
For Johnson, a perilous week ahead, with the politics of terror and Trump
New York Times: Trump has roiled British politics before. He may do so again as this week.
How an anti-Brexit London district could help Johnson triumph
New York Times: Brexit has sent tremors through the British political system.
Brexit on few lips but on most British voters minds
EDITORIAL: Polls have had Boris Johnson's Conservative Party comfortably in the lead.
Boris Johnson warns Trump: Stay out of our election
Boris Johnson urged Donald Trump not to get involved in the general election.
In Scotland, Brexit is on the line. So is the future of the UK
New York Times: The Scots could decide the outcome of Britain's election next month.
As Brexit looms, Eurostar faces uncertain future
New York Times: Rail link was once the embodiment of the ideal of a border-free Continent.
Remainers must trip up Johnson in dash to line
EDITORIAL: "Crackpot scheme that would involve many, many billions of taxpayers".
Brexit Party shifts tactics, won't challenge Tories in vote
Brexit Party announces party won't challenge Conservative candidates in December election.
In the British election, a series of missteps
New York Times: In a bitter campaign Conservatives stumbled first. Labour soon followed.
A not-so-special relationship: Johnson backs away from Trump
New York Times: Trump is emerging as a problem for the Johnson, in his election campaign.
How to talk to Britons about Brexit
Max Wooldridge makes a plea for seeing the lighter side of the Brexit crisis.
Comment | Will Great Britain become Little England?
New York Times comment: Let's discuss Brexit, and then my pirate ancestor.
Britain tied up in knots over Brexit election
Donald Trump has already dirtied the waters as campaigning gets under way.
MarketWatch: UK economy coping with Brexit chaos
One CEO says the UK will be much better off in 2020 either way.
Trump weighs in on Brexit. He likes Johnson, but not his deal
New York Times: Trump called into a London radio show to weigh in on Brexit.
Brexit ballot: UK lawmakers back December 12 election
General election could break UK's impasse over Brexit - or be a temporary distraction.
TV show that laughs at Boris Johnson may have aided his rise
New York Times: PM's appearances on comedy show helped endear him to the British public.
EU agrees to delay Brexit until January 31
European Council president says the bloc has agreed to grant Britain a new Brexit delay.
Getting Brexit deal over finish line would only begin a tortuous new race
New York Times: Creating new trade agreement typically takes years. UK would have months.
Boris Johnson seeks December 12 election to break Brexit impasse
The British Prime Minister has finally abandoned his promise of an October Brexit.
Laura Clarke, the diplomat who made history
British High Commissioner knows more te reo Māori than many Kiwis, and is not at all posh.
Christian Smith: Brexit delayed is a victory for all
Comment: Compromises from both sides of the Brexit impasse mean credit can be shared.
Johnson loses a critical Brexit vote, throwing the process into disarray
New York Times: Lawmakers voted down a measure to compress the timetable.
Boris Johnson wins key Brexit bill vote but faces another
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has cleared one hurdle in getting Britain out of the EU.
Vacant: 600-year-old job with top pay. Perks include monarch's bed
New York Times: John Bercow won fame and helped lawmakers shape Brexit. Now he's quitting.
Two Brexit blows: What happens next?
Another potential dead end for Brexit after two pushbacks on the exit deal.
Despite litany of failures, Johnson in striking distance of Brexit success
New York Times: The PM will try again this week to get his draft deal through Parliament.
Fractious Brexit saga to continue in Parliament, courts
British Prime Minister makes half-hearted request to delay to Brexit beyond October 31.
Long look at past mistakes would benefit US and Britain
EDITORIAL: What's missing, judging by recent world events, is the learning from mistakes.
Withheld Brexit deal postpones Johnson's moment of reckoning
Johnson plans to press ahead and seek approval of his Brexit deal in the coming week.
Major blow for BoJo: Brexit decision delayed again
British PM Boris Johnson had vowed to leave the EU on October 31.