It's possible to tear down a prime minister without becoming their replacement. Peter Dutton could learn from Michael Heseltine.
Category: British Isles
What now, Tory party?
The Brexit drama enters a new and enthralling phase. Here are some ideas for what might happen next.
Thinking about the Anglosphere
Can we blame our media's failings on the fuzzy romantic notion of the Anglosphere?
Two elections and an “election”, plus more Trump and Brexit
This week's electoral news is from Paraguay, Turkey, Cuba, the United States and the United Kingdom.
The fantasy world of Brexit
Attempts to square the Brexit circle remain unsuccessful. But do the Tory Brexiters really care?
A rocky road to Brexit
Labour has a big win in the House of Commons, leaving the British government in a much weakened position for critical talks with the EU.
The revolution in British politics
Britain's debate on the terms of Brexit seems to be producing a fundamental party realignment, as Labour commits itself to support of the single market. How far can this go?
Deadline in Belfast
The shadow of Brexit and the precariousness of Theresa May's position are making it hard to put together a new government in Northern Ireland.
A cliffhanger and a landslide, part I
Theresa May was an unlikely front person for right-wing populism. Perhaps that's why she did so badly.
Live Britain
The exit poll shows Britain headed for a hung parliament. Live updates as results come through.
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