What Marr v Boris tells us about campaign tactics
The mayor can’t cope with being on the back foot and his opponents should capitalise on that
Brexit & Foreign Policy
UKIP needs to explain what would happen to the Irish border post-Brexit
Nigel Farage will speak at a rally in Belfast tonight, but lots of questions remain about Northern Ireland’s future outside the EU
France’s leaders do oppose Brexit, but is anyone surprised?
The French government has thrown its weight behind Cameron in recent days
New surveillance bill plays into extremists’ hands
Bulk data collection and storage could make us more vulnerable to hacking attacks by terrorist groups
Ceasefire gives international sanction to Russia’s war to save Assad
The ceasefire will fail because it allows the regime to continue the war against the Syrian population, but prohibits the opposition defending itself
Sturgeon is right: Scottish nationalists should vote Remain
Post-Brexit negotiations would put an independence referendum at the bottom of Cameron’s to-do list
Government must tread carefully on EU conspiracy theories
Failure to release national insurance data fuels claims of a migration cover-up
Support for EU membership wafer thin
Voters don’t trust the EU to implement Cameron’s deal, new poll suggests
UK tax treaties are hurting poor countries
In 2013 Bangladesh lost US$14.5 million as a result of a single clause in its UK treaty
The French government could be about to demolish a settlement that’s home to 3,000 refugees
If demolition goes ahead, charities fear they will lose contact with hundreds of children living in the Calais refugee camp