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UK ambassador to US quits after leaked cables enrage Trump
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I'm not bluffing on no-deal Brexit, warns Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson has insisted that he is "not bluffing" about delivering a no-deal Brexit.
Comment: Anglophile German could smooth Brexit rupture
Comment: The Germans could be relied upon for common sense.
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Winston Peters: Boris Johnson will be the next British PM
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Brexit: Macron warns Johnson over EU divorce bill
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Tory candidate tries to shift focus after drugs story
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Editorial: Brexit chaos savages main parties' vote
We say: The black tunnel British politics is in clearly has a lot further to run.
Brexit is sending students packing, straining private schools on both ends
New York Times: Campuses in Britain look toward Asia in their struggle to refill seats.
Boris Johnson in legal hot water over claims he lied in Brexit campaign
The front-runnner to be the new British prime minister, called the prosecution a "stunt."
Awkward timing for Trump's royal visit
As the UK leadership melts down over Brexit, the US President is about to touch down.
European elections show gains for Greens, far-right
Exit polls show the political centre appears weakened.
Who will succeed Theresa May? Tory contestants make pitches
Johnson's willingness to back a no-deal Brexit is causing ripples.
Comment: New leader unlikely to break this impasse
Telegraph: The idea that no-deal would in practice not be no deal is of little comfort.
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