Brexit from afar: What Americans care about in British politics

People’s intrigue can be gauged and analysed in SEO, so here are a few peaks I’ve noticed...

Lucy Anna Gray
New York
Thursday 30 May 2019 10:44 BST
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It’s hard enough to keep abreast of Brexit when you’re in the UK, but it becomes even more of a task to sift through the complex news cycle when you’re thousands of miles away. The intricacies of amendments, articles, endless votes and resignations can blur into one the further away you get – especially if you’re an American reader without a vested interest in what’s going on.

International interest in British politics comes in peaks and troughs. The US, of course, has its own equally dramatic government to keep up with. However, there are times when the American public puts aside their own news and looks across the pond. And that’s where I come in.

As someone who works in SEO, I can see in real-time when people’s intrigue is growing and what in. Here are a few peaks I noticed recently:

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