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...

On why a political void has slowly filled up with extremist ideologies and far-right sirens that lured voters away from mainstream parties.

Mike Galsworthy on the Government’s recent response to the “Halt Brexit for a public inquiry” petition.

Billionaire Brexiter Sir James Dyson, his EU-funded farm and his Singapore move demonstrate the absolute hypocrisy typical of prominent Brexiters since the 2016 referendum.

On what a post-American world order could look like, according to Daniel Drezner.

They have won my vote many a time, but the thought of Labour in charge of primary education genuinely fills me with dread.

One of the best commentators on Brexit, Professor Chris Grey, on how the lies, delusions, untrustworthiness and incompetence of Brexiters and Government have diminished and humiliated the UK.

How far is Trump willing to take his rhetoric — which so far knows no bounds — when the front-runners emerge from the Democratic pack?

WikiLeaks’ co-founder Julian Assange decisively returned to the world news agenda on April 11 with his bodily removal, kicking and screaming, from self-imposed incarceration in the Ecuadorean embassy in London.

The fear of ‘the other’ has crippled our governance to the point of acceptance of racism and the platforming of intolerance. Daniel Reast explains, through personal account, how the UK can reject its bigotry.

A reflection on Brexit, and my reasons for leaving the UK this Summer...

Read again this exclusive piece by Professor Chris Grey on the pro-Brexit bias at the BBC.

Professor Simon Usherwood’s thoughts on the decision by the EU27 to extend Article 50 to 31 October.

Anthony, from Nottinghamshire, voted Leave in 2016 because of his anger over austerity and government policies. But since the referendum, things have changed and Anthony has changed his mind too. He is a Remainer Now and he wants another say.

Alan from Exeter expected a withdrawal agreement like EFTA/EEA when he voted Leave, not ‘no deal’. He has since realised the decision was flawed and now supports the revocation of Article 50 subject to a public vote.

What happens when we call people “animals”. Historical analysis of world leaders using dehumanizing language to describe groups of people as a warning against the rhetoric of Donald Trump.