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Editorial: Britain left Europe long before referendum
The City will no doubt survive as a financial capital but United Kingdom is unlikely to.

British PM David Cameron gone by Brexit
David Cameron last night fell on his sword, announcing there will be a staged exit from Number 10 and a new prime minister by October.

Stephen Hoadley: So Brexit, now what?
COMMENT: Despite the views of David Cameron, a majority of MPs, the UK business community, Britain's voters have defied them all to return a Leave vote.

Opinion: Cameron done like dog's dinner
David Cameron had supreme confidence in his leadership when he called the Brexit vote. He over-estimated, writes Audrey Young.

Watch NZ Herald Focus: Brexit counting underway
Counting is under way in a referendum that will decide whether the UK remains a member of the European Union The avocado shortage that’s ripping the heart out of breakfast bagels and guacamole across the country.

Toby Manhire: Brace for the post-vote Brexodus
COMMENT: If the Brexodus does transpire, you know what we have to do. Build a wall. And make them pay for it, writes Toby Manhire.

Watch NZ Herald Focus: Who's behind kidnapping?
A New Zealander and at least two Australians have been kidnapped in southern Nigeria by gunmen who killed their local driver. Former All Black Byron Kelleher has been arrested in France for "destruction and violence". Paris Jackson has defended her father Michael after police reports painted him as a "sex-crazed predator".

Watch NZ Herald focus: Democrats stage sit-in on House floor over gun control
Dramatic scenes in America's House of Representatives in Washington where about 30 Democratic members are staging a sit-in over gun control. Boxing legend David Tua is going to sleep in his car for one night next week, joining a growing national movement calling for houses for homeless families.

Why working class voters are heading for Brexit
Josie Pagani has written for UK think-tank Policy Network, which invited her to the 2016 Progressive Governance Conference in Stockholm this month.

Brexit: What the Queen asked her dinner guests
The Queen has been canvassing opinion on the EU debate by asking dinner companions: "Give me three good reasons why Britain should be part of Europe."

Party critics plot Trump's downfall
Donald Trump fired his top aide yesterday as a campaign to stop him from becoming the GOP candidate in this year's US election gathers momentum.

Jesus S. Domingo: Court decision will let us move on
COMMENT: It is comforting to hear that China respects and adheres to international law and seeks only peace.

Editorial: The world is better off with Europe united
The EU has overreached its remit in many respects, yet the world is better when Europe is together. Britain should stay.

Katter refuses to take down controversial campaign video
Australian politician Bob Katter has refused to back down from a controversial election video despite growing criticism as it involves a gun.

Paul Thomas: 'Trump is unqualified to be US President'
COMMENT: Trump's post-Orlando massacre tweets congratulating himself for having warned of the Islamist terror threat was just preposterous.

Matthews: UK can look to NZ for guidance
COMMENT: There are two certainties about next week's referendum in Britain on whether to leave the European Union.

Toby Manhire: Dear US, can we do a deal on Trump?
COMMENT: Dear land of the free and home of the brave, gidday from New Zealand.

Wang Lutong: China is aiming to keep peace
COMMENT: To maintain stability in South China Sea, outside interests must have the same goal.

Questions over US security board appointment
Clinton's top State Department aide added a major Clinton Foundation donor to a national security board despite having no experience.

Jack Tame: We did it first, 20 years ago
COMMENT: Hillary Clinton strode out with just a bit of upper-middle-aged swag.

Forget gender Hillary, win it on civility
COMMENT: When it comes to the general election, Hillary will have no need to labour her gender.

Bernie Sanders goes to Washington
It had been billed as Bernie Sanders' big day in Washington. Making a last stand as a presidential candidate, he was set to meet Obama and other Democrats.

How Clinton did it second time around
Hillary Clinton has never been a dazzling campaigner, and an FBI investigation into her email certainly didn't help. But the presumptive nominee had faith in her plan.

Racial anxiety biggest driver of support for Trump
Observers trying to understand Trump's rise have traditionally pointed to two separate but equal drivers of his popularity: economic and racial anxieties.

Hillary's long climb into history books
Hillary Clinton has been part of the United States' national consciousness for so long that it is easy to forget how far she has pushed the edges.