Simon Usherwood on what Britain might be missing in its Brexit discussions.

The current narrative is “We live in a very divided Britain.” The truth is: it is all part of a strategy where media, politicians and social media combined their efforts to create a smoke-screen to cover their hidden agenda on Brexit, Windrush, immigration, money and power...

This week, Jim Cornelius has another go at fact-checking so-called tariff ‘experts’ who write about tariffs and oranges.

In the Trump-Kim summit, there was a disconnect: Trump measures success in dollars. Kim measures it in continued family control of his country.

Why Freedom of Movement was conflated with Migration and Asylum.

Tory MP who blocked a private bill to outlaw upskirting has sponsored 47 private bills himself.

Professor Chris Grey in conversation with Europeans about Brexit... while some earplugs are needed for Brits.

This week marks the first year since the Grenfell tower tragedy which saw ‘72’ people lose their lives in the early hours of 14 June 2017, hundreds have been left displaced as a result of poor management by the government...

The sound and smell of fire consuming Grenfell Tower still hang like a ghost in the air to some of the residents of Grenfell and the surrounding houses and tower blocks, even a year after the disaster.

One year on... The tale of the have and the have-nots.

Whether in their dealing with the European Union or with Conservative Remain Rebels, Theresa May and her government have not yet understood that trust matters in negotiations. Simon Usherwood explains why.

Being able to empathise with the other’s situation might help you understand better how to address the problem you both face, Simon Usherwood argues.