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Sunday 26 June 2016
Saturday 25 June 2016
Sunday 19 June 2016
UK faces Brexit crisis after Europe’s leaders demand: ‘Get out now’
France and Germany urge swift action by Britain as Tory MPs say Boris Johnson is preparing leadership bid
UK faces Brexit crisis after Europe’s leaders demand: ‘Get out now’
Hilary Benn seeks shadow cabinet backing to oust Corbyn
Hilary Benn seeks shadow cabinet backing to oust Corbyn
Labour in crisis: shadow ministers resign in protests against Corbyn
Labour in crisis: shadow ministers resign in protests against Corbyn
news
George Osborne weighs his chances in leadership race
The chancellor has put out feelers among senior Tory MPs but Brexit camp says ‘not a cat in hell’s chance’
George Osborne weighs his chances in leadership race
London’s standing in global finance at risk as City faces loss of ‘EU passport’
ECB warning highlights risk of damage to London’s standing as global financial centre
London’s standing in global finance at risk as City faces loss of ‘EU passport’
Petition to hold second EU referendum reaches 2.5m signatures
House of Commons website sees unprecedented traffic for record-breaking petition
Petition to hold second EU referendum reaches 2.5m signatures
Anxiety, fear and shock that xenophobia and populism won, say EU expatriates
Migrant workers in Britain are seeing the country in a different light after Brexit
Anxiety, fear and shock that xenophobia and populism won, say EU expatriates
EU governments pile pressure on UK to leave as soon as possible
EU governments pile pressure on UK to leave as soon as possible
Shock in Calais: ‘Perhaps the French and English were not best of friends after all’
Shock in Calais: ‘Perhaps the French and English were not best of friends after all’
View from Wales: town showered with EU cash votes to leave EU
View from Wales: town showered with EU cash votes to leave EU
View from Hartlepool: ‘The main reason I voted to leave was immigration’
View from Hartlepool: ‘The main reason I voted to leave was immigration’
View from Hampstead: cosmopolitan enclave feels insulated from Brexit turmoil
View from Hampstead: cosmopolitan enclave feels insulated from Brexit turmoil
Dissident Republicans in Northern Ireland seize moment to fight partition
Dissident Republicans in Northern Ireland seize moment to fight partition
Europeans will always be welcome here in Scotland, says Sturgeon
Europeans will always be welcome here in Scotland, says Sturgeon
What now? How leaving the EU will affect our everyday lives
What now? How leaving the EU will affect our everyday lives
comment
Give a big cheer for our political correctness
For the most part, far from stunting the national conversation, it enhances us
Give a big cheer for our political correctness
Nostalgic elderly Brexiters have stolen my future
The strong connection I have with the EU is a result of my academic choices, predominantly due to the opportunities offered to UK students like me
Nostalgic elderly Brexiters have stolen my future
Brexit: ‘things go bad after a divorce and often stay that way. A bitterness lingers’
Every country has a shadow side… shame on those who looked for it and, when they found it, cheered it on
Brexit: ‘things go bad after a divorce and often stay that way. A bitterness lingers’
‘Democracy was the reason I had to back Leave campaign’
We need to make sure the people who make our laws are the ones we elect – and the ones we can kick out
‘Democracy was the reason I had to back Leave campaign’
From the archive: this week in 1971
From the archive: this week in 1971
The Anyone But Boris campaign is up and running
The Anyone But Boris campaign is up and running
The big worry in Berlin is now France and its Eurosceptic voters
The big worry in Berlin is now France and its Eurosceptic voters
Labour members need to do something about Jeremy Corbyn
Labour members need to do something about Jeremy Corbyn
‘The SNP currently looks like the most credible political force in the UK’
‘The SNP currently looks like the most credible political force in the UK’
Hari Kunzru: ‘I run home with Trump on my heels and Farage has moved in’
Hari Kunzru: ‘I run home with Trump on my heels and Farage has moved in’
‘It was supposed to be a dialogue about free trade. It morphed into a national feud over immigration’
‘It was supposed to be a dialogue about free trade. It morphed into a national feud over immigration’
The Observer view on the EU referendum
The Observer view on the EU referendum
in focus
Why grown-ups as well as kids are swimming to Finding Dory
Finding Dory is set to be a huge summer draw. It works by cleverly and subtly tapping into our love of nostalgia
Why grown-ups as well as kids are swimming to Finding Dory
‘It’s a miracle my Colombia could never have imagined’
After 60 years of conflict, the truce signed between President Santos and leaders of the Farc rebels has made a nation rejoice
‘It’s a miracle my Colombia could never have imagined’
Farc rebel leader: ‘We repent everything, not just the war’
Farc rebel leader: ‘We repent everything, not just the war’
The painter enchanting the art world with her thoroughly modern muse
The painter enchanting the art world with her thoroughly modern muse
From Berlin to Barcelona; will Airbnb ruin our most loved cities?
From Berlin to Barcelona; will Airbnb ruin our most loved cities?
world news
Syrians mourn the refugee star dancer who was driven to suicide
The death of a Palestinian talent show winner highlights the fate of millions fleeing war
Syrians mourn the refugee star dancer who was driven to suicide
The new British caretaker of Italian culture
Museum director James Bradburne is revolutionising how the people of Milan relate to their art heritage
The new British caretaker of Italian culture
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Brexit may blind us to BHS’s bankers
Goldman Sachs’s top man in Europe will be appearing in front of MPs this week – if anyone can be bothered to watch
Brexit may blind us to BHS’s bankers
Shares down, jobs down, prices up? Business comes to terms with Brexit
Corporate leaders have a difficult course to plot in the wake of the referendum. What are the UK’s business brains thinking?
Shares down, jobs down, prices up? Business comes to terms with Brexit
First the Suez crisis, then the invasion of Iraq. And now this referendum
In the catalogue of catastrophic misjudgments made by prime ministers, what David Cameron has done to Britain ranks very high
First the Suez crisis, then the invasion of Iraq. And now this referendum
Our leap into the unknown threatens both Europe and the world economy
Alan Greenspan is not known for his pessimism about capitalism. But even the bullish former Fed chair recognises Brexit as a major threat
Our leap into the unknown threatens both Europe and the world economy
Sumner Redstone: is he a pawn or king in legal battle over media empire?
Sumner Redstone: is he a pawn or king in legal battle over media empire?
Sir Cliff Richard is innocent, but a helicopter over his home was news
Sir Cliff Richard is innocent, but a helicopter over his home was news
The people have spoken on Brexit. But did the media tell them the truth?
The people have spoken on Brexit. But did the media tell them the truth?
Charging money to go ad-free? The New York Times meets the BBC
Charging money to go ad-free? The New York Times meets the BBC
cash
Vodafone billing chaos leaves mobile users disconnected and out of pocket
The mobile giant faces two Ofcom investigations as it emerges that the number of complaints against it is triple the industry average
Vodafone billing chaos leaves mobile users disconnected and out of pocket
UK faces Brexit crisis after Europe’s leaders demand: ‘Get out now’