European Union
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The ‘UK approach’ to Brexit agreed by the prime minister and the first minister does not alter the fact: if England’s out, we’re out too – and extremely pissed off
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EU rules forbid troubled Tuscan bank Monte dei Paschi from receiving state aid, but its collapse would cause a political crisis for prime minister Matteo Renzi
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New foreign secretary Boris Johnson says Britain can play an even greater role in Europe and globally, despite voting to leave the EU
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Editorial: The new prime minister is entitled to assert her authority, but this highly symbolic show of strength will have many unintended consequences
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Editorial: It may possibly make Theresa May’s political life at home easier. The rest of the world is appalled
Boris Johnson, David Davis and Liam Fox as the Three Brexiteers? Dream on