Inside Aleppo

The sense of alienation in Trump rallies reminds one of the populism that swept Britain out of the EU.

This is the ugliest time in American politics since the language of the anti-communist witch-hunts of Senator McCarthy's time.

They are talking about Brexit in Detroit! Yes for Donald Trump read Brexit. Whilst we want to leave Europe, Trump wants to leave the World Trade Organisation, the local deals with Mexico and Canada, t

The Lib Dem leaflets are already printed. They will argue that a Lib Dem vote is the only way to truly pressurise the Government on Heathrow.

Brexit changed the dynamics of this argument for some ministers. You have to look mad keen for business opportunities, you can't afford to play into a narrative that Britain is turning inwards.

At a 'feisty' Brexit meeting with leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, Theresa May said there wasn't a 'binary' choice between hard and soft Brexit. So what are the grey areas?

A bumper UK/EU free trade deal has always been at the heart of Brexiteers' assumptions about why life on the outside might be better for the UK.

President Hollande gave the sharpest words of the day on Brexit. The French President said: " I have said it very clearly; Madame Theresa May wants a hard Brexit, then talks will be hard too."

The court was told the group looked for opportunities to carry out attacks on Asians and Muslims to give themselves a more militant image than other far right movements.

Should we test the teeth of asylum seekers who claim to be children? How many "child" refugees are lying about their age?

He praises the Leave side for early preparation and better knowledge of the arguments and for rebuttal speed.

Nicola Sturgeon feels that Theresa May has gifted her a priceless argument for the second Scottish independence referendum whenever it comes.

There would be a draft second independence bill published on Monday and she would make preparations so Scotland could call a referendum before Britain leaves the EU in 2019.

Everything we know about Mrs May suggests that she would be very cautious about increasing overseas involvement like a no-fly-zone.

Sterling touched another new low today as investors continue to believe that a Hard Brexit is now inevitable and that it will bring pain for the British economy or British businesses.

The message is that great change must come, dictated by the roar of the Brexit vote. She has determined what the roar meant.