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Parliament's next Brexit brawl: When to hold elections
New York Times: Lawmakers clash over when to hold the now inevitable general election.
Blow for BoJo: Brexit debacle splits Johnson family
Boris Johnson's younger brother resigned from Parliament because of their differing views.
Britain's brutal front pages for Boris Johnson
As if three humiliating defeats in a row weren't bad enough.
Brexit's 'doomsday politics' mean voters may be last chance to resolve crisis
New York Times: Looming election seems to offer the last political mechanism left.
The Netflix serial killer drama too disturbing to write about
Mindhunter has returned to Netflix and frankly, we're lost for words.
Tourist has insides 'ripped apart' by water slide
Mum thought she had a wedgie, what actually happened left her with horrific injuries.
Fighting back tears, Winston Churchill's grandson exits politics, chides Johnson
New York Times: Johnson expelled Nicholas Soames from Conservative Party.
What to know as Boris Johnson and lawmakers face off over Brexit
New York Times: What you need to know as Britain braces for more political turmoil.
Boris Johnson weakened by party defections over Brexit
With less than 60 days until Brexit Boris Johnson has lost his slim majority.
'I don't want an election': Boris Johnson reaffirms Brexit leaving day
This week is crunch time for British politicians to block a no-deal Brexit.
What's next for Brexit? Six possible outcomes
New York Times: Six of the most likely outcomes leading up to October 31.
Editorial: Has Boris Johnson's Brexit gamble gone too far?
We say: He is gambling on a high-stakes strategy which is likely to end in an election.
Parliament suspension before Brexit protested across UK
Boris Johnson's provocative decision came under fire yesterday in London and other cities.
Thomas Markle says being cut out of Archie's life is 'abuse'
Thomas Markle wants to know if the newborn has "the famous Markle nose".
7 unanswered questions about Princess Diana's death
It's been more than 20 years since the tragic crash that claimed Princess Diana's life.
British PM Boris Johnson faces Brexit backlash
The opposition is planning its next move after the decision to suspend Parliament.
Britain's Queen is a figurehead, but she just got dragged into Brexit politics
New York Times: World's longest-serving monarch actually had little sway over the matter.
'Golden triangle' to protect the Queen
Britain erupts amid claims the Queen did not '"save" Britain.
With Brexit gambit, Boris Johnson reveals a ruthless side
New York Times: Britain's new Prime Minister has made his boldest move yet.
Was incriminating Prince Andrew photo faked?
His fingers are "much chubbier" in real life, claim royal supporters.
What did Boris Johnson just do to parliament?
New York Times: Here's what you need to know about Boris Johnson suspending Parliament.
Queen approves Boris Johnson's request to suspend UK Parliament
Queen Elizabeth II has approved Boris Johnson's request to shut down the UK parliament.
Editorial: Boris Johnson deftly treads G7 summit waters
We say: British PM swam through the tide of memes to conquer at Biarritz leaders' meeting.
Cricket: Three-way captaincy for Jess Watkin
Whanganu all round cricketer Jess Watkin named in three-way Central Hinds captaincy deal.
Boris Johnson to suspend UK Parliament
UK Prime Minister denied suspending Parliament will prevent MPs from debating Brexit.
Girl, 16, flew to UK after being 'lured by older man she was texting'
Police are searching for Victoria Grabowski, who lived in New York.
'He knows what he's done': Prince Andrew stunningly called out
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse unleash their fury in an extraordinary court hearing.
'Britain is revolted': Rage as Boris drags Queen into crisis
Hollywood star has unloaded on Boris in a foul-mouthed tirade over shock move.
Were soldiers really on speed in World War II?
Telegraph: It's well known Nazis used speed, but what impact did Allied stimulants have?
Surgeons save man's hand by attaching it to his groin
'There are many surgeons who would think it was unsalvageable.'
Prince Harry's sad royal confession
He was born into a life of luxury and privilege but it's not all roses.
Photo that proves the White House wrong
The White House said Trump had a scheduling conflict. He didn't.