Alasdair Soussi

Brex­it spelled the end of EU sub­si­dies, leav­ing farm­ers with ‘raw deal’ from the UK gov­ern­ment.

Lancet re­port says West­ern coun­tries will be forced to open bor­ders wide to mi­gra­tion if economies are to sur­vive.

A dis­as­trous ref­er­en­dum re­sult on mod­ernising de­f­i­n­i­tions of ‘fam­i­ly’ and women’s roles was a ma­jor fac­tor.

House of Lords deals blow to rul­ing Con­ser­v­a­tives’ ‘stop the boats’ pol­i­cy.

And how will groups deemed to meet the new cri­te­ria be sanc­tioned?

The con­test prides it­self on be­ing non­po­lit­i­cal, but Is­rael’s in­clu­sion threat­ens to over­shad­ow the mu­sic this year.

What caused the min­ers’ strike 40 years ago and why did ‘Red Wall’ com­mu­ni­ties turn against Labour in the last elec­tion?

Will the chan­cel­lor of­fer tax cuts in a bid to win votes or steer clear of any bold moves with po­ten­tial to back­fire?

He ap­peared to side with Iraq over 1991 Kuwait in­va­sion and dressed as a cat on Celebri­ty Big Broth­er – why has he won?

A US sen­a­tor says such a claim is ‘laugh­able’ and calls on Biden to seek per­mis­sion for strikes from Con­gress.