TAKE A LOOK-Brexit - Boris Johnson to take office, name cabinet

Boris Johnson takes office as prime minister on Wednesday and is due to unveil his team in a government that will be tasked with delivering Brexit by the end of October, with or without a deal. Click on for live Reuters coverage of Brexit.

For a weekly round-up of Brexit news: http://share.thomsonreuters.com/assets/newsletters/Specialpackages/BREXIT_Weekly.pdf For full coverage click on the Brexit page http://emea1.apps.cp.extranet.thomsonreuters.biz/cms/?pageId=brexit&navid=15301 LATEST DEVELOPMENTS > Britain's Johnson to name his cabinet > Britain's new PM Johnson vows to get Brexit done > Johnson's tongue reaps political gold - linguists > 'Different kind of guy' - Trump hails Johnson > EU tells Johnson it won't change Brexit terms > Trump says new British PM Johnson 'will be great' > Sterling set for rocky ride under Johnson as PM > Macron, new Commission head congratulate Johnson > Irish FM to work constructively with Johnson > Iran's Zarif congratulates Johnson > BREAKING VIEWS: Johnson's triumph to be fleeting > FACTBOX-Johnson's overflowing inbox: Five tasks > Heathrow boss confident new runway will go ahead > Johnson raises chance of no-deal Brexit -Moody's > Barnier to work with Johnson for orderly Brexit > INSTANT VIEW-Johnson to be prime minister > HIGHLIGHTS-Johnson vows to get Brexit done Oct 31

THE CONTEST FOR PARTY LEADER > Genius or joker? Johnson set to face the world > High-tech "cannot solve Irish border problem" > Johnson: impact of no-deal would be very small > Johnson and Hunt vow to splash the cash > "Do or die" exit could destroy government -Hunt > FACTBOX-Deal, no deal or delay? > Can Britain's parliament stop a no-deal Brexit? INSIGHT > FACTBOX-Boris Johnson's views on the EU > Johnson on Iran, Trump, Huawei, the economy > SCENARIOS- Divorce implosion, deal, or election? > GRAPHIC-UK economy leans on consumers > Shakespeare's birthplace reflects UK divisions > INSIGHT-In Brexit-on-Sea, they still want Out > FACTBOX-How much EU patience is left? > Brexit headline blizzard overloads FX algos > Leavers see dream ticket: new leader, new deal > WIDER IMAGE-An immigrant's tale > TIMELINE-UK's tortuous journey in and out of EU > FACTBOX - The longer term timeline > EXPLAINER-Is the UK heading for an election? > TEXT - May's statement after 3rd Brexit defeat BRACING FOR BREXIT > Car industry warns against "seismic" no-deal exit > EU warns of liquidity risks from no-deal Brexit > Brexit leaves Ford at crossroads on UK plans > Brexit crisis tipped for British asparagus > UK factories brace, but consumers less worried > Britons stock up ahead of Brexit, Morrisons says > Banks losing battle to be no-deal Brexit ready > Brexit stretches arcane British parliament > No-deal tariffs could hit Irish farmers hard > Supermarkets battle to secure stocks MONEY > Economy may need more help as risks grow -BoE > Peugeot issues ultimatum on new car investment > Japan to UK: We don't want no-deal Brexit > BoE: rates could need to rise faster than thought > Pre-Brexit rush by factories boosts UK economy > Brexit worries hammer UK services sector > UK loses 6.6 bln pounds a quarter since 2016 -S&P > CBI, TUC join forces to urge May against no-deal > Prudential shifts $50 bln in assets to Luxembourg > Trading slips away from London ahead of Brexit > Investors raising more debt under their own laws > Honda:delay must be long enough to give stability > BMW say they still preparing for no-deal > UK pays Eurotunnel 33 mln stg over ferry contract > BoE to offer euros to banks to avoid exit crunch > Honda to close UK car plant in 2022 > Rising cost of stockpiling UK bike maker gears up

THE CITY > Brexit and the City: https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-eu-city-tracker/brexit-and-the-city-a-barometer-for-londons-financial-outlook-idUKKCN1PU0OB > Just 630 finance jobs have left the UK - Reuters > Brexit chaos threatens Torremolinos idyll > Brexit and the City: A barometer > Defections reveal frayed fabric of UK politics > SPECIAL REPORT - Theresa May > Brexit and the City > Little sign of regret in northern "rust belt" > Brexit jobs feast pushes up wages in Ireland > Britain walks high wire over financial services > Chemical firms fear toxic consequences Brexit and the City: https://tmsnrt.rs/2xBCbGf

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