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After months and months, and then more months of talks, it appears that Brexit negotiating teams could be close to striking a deal.
The tears had barely dried following the EU’s ‘goodbye Britain’ speech, before British racists were fixing signs to doors in apartment blocks.
Hugh Grant wasn’t about to let Boris Johnson get away with that truly bizarre ‘Love Actually’ parody.
People are so over Brexit that a third of them are avoiding the news entirely, prompting Sky News to start a Brexit-free pop-up channel.
This one covers what seems like the longest, most protracted case of ‘shooting yourself in the foot’ that I’ve ever seen, known simply as Brexit.
You’ll be hardpressed to find a British Prime Minister with a more disastrous beginning to their reign than Boris Johnson, and his past lies are already coming back to haunt him.
British rapper Jimothy wants you to eat healthily and buy socks. He also thinks you’re stupid if you voted for Brexit.
The Extinction Rebellion is back, and this time they’re half-naked in the British House of Commons to distract from Brexit debates.
Like most of the watching world, France’s minister for European affairs, Nathalie Loiseau, has had enough of the UK’s indecisiveness. This diss is wonderfully petty.
We are all suffering from Brexit fatigue, because this saga never seems to end. If you want a brutal assessment of where we are at, John’s your man.
Brexit could have a serious effect on those looking to nab a fancy set of wheels, because it may well make it just a little bit harder to own a Porsche.
Andy Serkis will always be remembered for this portrayal of Gollum in ‘The Lord of the Rings’ franchise. Now he’s reprised the role to make a point.
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Russia trolls Brexit. De Lille rates herself. Meghan’s sister changes everything. Beckham says marriage is hard work. More Weinstein case interference. Chinese city to replace streetlights with fake moon.
You can be sure that the topic of Brexit didn’t come up during the auditioning process, but it did come up during filming. Slightly embarrassing, innit.
You’re allowed the odd hiccup when speaking on stage, but in the most important speech of her political career Theresa May had a shocker.
If you’re thinking there’s a chance to take advantage of the exodus of EU workers from the UK, there are a few things you might want to mull over.
British politics were shaken up this week when Corbyn and the Labour Party came storming back, but can we also talk about Lord Buckethead? Hit it, John.
It’s clear that Banksy thinks Brexit is a rather daft decision, but why would he choose to display his displeasure on this exact wall?
The UK’s Sunday Times have released their annual rich list, and the one thing we learnt is that Brexit is yet to have a real effect on the billionaires’ wealth.
The good people of Dover woke up to a Banksy classic, and it appears that the artist (or artists) isn’t too fond of the whole Brexit fiasco.
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While the world’s richest1% are still sitting pretty, a few shuffles have occurred here in South Africa. We’ve not a new number one too.
New British PM from tomorrow. US travel warnings. Facebook sued for aiding terrorism. ICASA nails SABC. Olympic Golf nightmare. Chad’s sad reality. TripAdvisor for jail cells. SA Uber launches food delivery.
The conversation around the Western Cape breaking away from SA has always been a little tongue-in-cheek. Now these guys are taking it to the ballot box.
The UK’s vote to leave the EU has dealt unexpected blows to its startup culture, and some are now wondering if staying in the capital is worth it.
When the going gets tough sometimes you have to play hardball, and it looks like the ‘Remain’ campaign may have failed to punt their campaign properly.
It seems no one is keen to hang around and finish the job they started, with UKIP’s Nigel Farage just announcing his resignation.
It’s been a rough few days for embattled former mayor of London Boris Johnson, but that’s not stopping the public from having a go too.