Our correspondent-at-large reports on the simmering tensions in Paris amid the yellow vest movement.
The new pin-up boy for a hard Brexit, Mark Francois, sounds no-nonsense. He sounds like he knows what he’s doing. He sounds like Thatcher.
Even ardent Leavers can't quite put their finger on what a successful Brexit would mean for their day-to-day lives. It seems Brexit is a liberation without content, a liberation that consists entirely of feeling liberated.
Despite eight votes on Brexit options (and a pledge from Theresa May to resign), nobody won in the House of Commons today.
Tomorrow, UK Parliament will debate and vote on a number of alternative Brexit proposals. But it's still highly unlikely that will resolve anything.
During a temporary absence of Theresa May, The House of Commons begins to hammer out some options to fix Brexit, writes Crikey's correspondent-at-large.
London is a city with one thing on its mind: Brexit. And it's not just the usual suspects marching in Theresa May's disintegrating England, finds Crikey's correspondent-at-large.
Crikey's correspondent at large, now on the ground in London, shares some street scenes from the unfolding Brexit catastrophe.
A "backstop" agreement has undone Theresa May's chances of avoiding further chaos. She should now resign.
While Bill Shorten's campaign has echoes of Ed Miliband's ill-fated 2015 UK Labour platform, Shorten has a secret weapon: Scott Morrison.