TAKE A LOOK-Johnson named next British prime minister

Boris Johnson was elected leader of the governing Conservative Party and Britain's next prime minister on Tuesday, tasked with following through on his "do or die" pledge to deliver Brexit in just over three months' time.

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For full coverage click on the Brexit page http://emea1.apps.cp.extranet.thomsonreuters.biz/cms/?pageId=brexit&navid=15301 THE CONTEST FOR PARTY LEADER > INSTANT VIEW-Johnson to be prime minister > 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 the 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 > the 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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