The British PM appealed to voters exhausted by years of political and economic turmoil with the message that better times are on the way.
As we saw in London and Sydney,the celebratory multicultural and liberal triumphs of the Games are quickly followed by illiberal kickbacks.
The first rule of riding a motorcycle is look where you want to go. Could it be a metaphor for life?
After nearly 10 years of the Coalition having many opportunities to deliver surpluses,it not only failed to do so but managed to leave us with a trillion-dollar debt. On the other hand,Jim Chalmers will be the first treasurer in nearly two decades to bring in back-to-back surpluses.
Labour looks set to return to government in Britain on July 4. But the party will do that without a policy to reverse Brexit,even though many Brits now acknowledge it was a mistake.
Two people were arrested after the divisive populist figure had a drink thrown over him while launching his candidacy.
The former firebrand political adviser is enjoying later-in-life acclaim due to his acute political insights and relaxed demeanour.
Under the plan to cut the migrant intake by 300,000 people a year,foreign health and care workers would be banned from bringing their children,spouses and partners to the UK.
IFM Investors,the Australian super funds-owned infrastructure specialist,is back in the UK after signalling it had retreated over British government disfunction.
The tragedy of this moment is that an opportunity to bring the country closer together has ended up being so fraying.
While the English Ashes team claim it’s just not cricket,readers agree that Australians know how to win a Test match - and within the rules of the game.