World economy
Thwarted by courts, Trump mulls tweaking travel ban
11 Feb 2017
No matter he chooses to do, Trump will face a difficult battle to restore the ban, as judges indicated that the administration’s proposed concessions - which presumably could turn into rewritten legislation - don’t go far enough
Judges face threats after denying Trump’s travel ban appeal
10 Feb 2017
Despite being slammed by Donald Trump, a panel of three judges from a US Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously denied the Trump administration’s appeal against a temporary suspension of the president’s executive order
May wins Brexit vote comfortably in lower house
09 Feb 2017
Although the legislation passed by a seemingly large 494-122 margin, Scottish MPs were uniformly unhappy, triggering calls for a fresh referendum on Scotland’s independence, and Labour was also divided, with many of its MPs voting against the bill