Among Brexit foes, a second referendum is gaining traction
New York Times: An old idea is suddenly getting new traction in the halls of Parliament.
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Brexit deal now 'essentially impossible'
Angela Merkel says a deal is "overwhelmingly unlikely" following calls.
Jeremy Corbyn or no-deal Brexit? The UK might have to choose
New York Times: Chaos of Brexit has turned Corbyn into a improbably figure of restraint.
NZ experts mull British Supreme Court Brexit bombshell
Constitutional lawyers are riveted to the Brexit roller coaster.
Rachel Johnson leads backlash against brother Boris over Brexit language
Johnson's comments about murdered MP have prompted a second sibling to turn on him.
Johnson back home. Parliament back in session. What could go wrong?
New York Times: After a stinging defeat in the Supreme Court, Johnson came out fighting.
Boris Johnson condemned for comments about murdered MP
PM has sparked fury during UK Parliament's question time.
'No shame': Boris Johnson fights calls for him to resign
Johnson ignored calls to step down or apologise, showing no sign of contrition.
Big spider love: The brooch that ate Brexit
New York Times: A British judge wore a large arachnid pin. Social media went crazy.
UK Supreme Court declared Johnson's actions unlawful. What happens next?
New York Times: How the ruling will have consequences for Brexit.
'Worst case scenario': Johnson's suspension of Parliament broke the law
The court ruled PM Boris Johnson shut Parliament to squelch Brexit debate.
Focus Live Earlier: Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament unlawful, UK supreme court rules
Focus Live Earlier: Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament unlawful, UK supreme court rules.
Boris Johnson faces a new scandal, and 'people see blood in the water'
New York Times: Johnson faces accusations his office directed govt money to close friend.
Bob Geldof: 'If I was a kid now I'd be completely enraged'
Bob Geldof says today's political climate is "nuts beyond belief".
David Cameron is sorry. Really, really sorry
New York Times: Cameron is sorry about Brexit and the political dysfunction that followed.
Boris Johnson heads to UN, urging world to see beyond Brexit
Johnson is likely to be dogged by Brexit throughout his three-day trip to the UN.
Brexit bust-up: Boris Johnson accused of being the 'father of lies'
PM also under fire for 'failing to negotiate seriously' by European officials.
Boris Johnson trounces Jeremy Corbyn in approval ratings poll
Labour leader has a mountain to climb.
What deal could Boris Johnson secure with the EU?
Telegraph: What are Boris Johnson's options now and how likely are they to be successful?
European fury: Boris Johnson booed by protesters
UK Prime Minister failed to front up at press conference because of the noise.
David Cameron says Boris Johnson 'didn't believe' in Brexit
New York Times: Claims Johnson only embraced Brexit when it was politically advantageous.
UK Trade Minister makes surprise visit to NZ
Liz Truss says the UK has an eye on joining the CPTPP.
Lies, purging and prorogation: Two pivotal weeks in Brexit
New York Times: Is Britain in a constitutional crisis?
Ex PM's bombshell as he savages 'appalling' Boris
Britain's former PM has torn into Boris Johnson and Michael Gove for "trashing the govt"
As Boris Johnson pursues Brexit, all eyes are on Northern Ireland
New York Times: Lurking suspicion among Irish that Johnson doesn't care much about them.
Britain's Govt outlined the impact of a no-deal Brexit. It's not pretty
New York Times: Warning of food shortages and skyrocketing fuel prices.
Johnson denies lying to Queen, wins Brexit court case
Many fear a no-deal Brexit will be economically devastating for the UK.
'Panic, riots, delays': Worst-case scenario No Deal Brexit document released
Official Yellowhammer document reveals it could take two days to cross the border.
UK Parliament closes, but lawmakers don't go quietly
New York Times: Opposition lawmakers threw themselves at the speaker's chair.
Did Boris Johnson just outfox himself on Brexit?
New York Times: Is this one of the most abysmal starts a British leader has ever endured?
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson loses second bid to call early election
British PM wants snap election two weeks before the country is due to leave the EU.
End of an era: UK House Speaker John Bercow to step down
Bercow has been praised by both side for his commitment to the democratic process.
Boris Johnson to Irish leader: Brexit deal can be done
Johnson says Brexit deal can be reached so Britain leaves European Union by October 31.
Editorial: Brexit chaos in UK echoes swampish action in US
We say: The UK's dramas almost made US politics look tame - but not for long.