It's often suggested that Brexit could lead to the break-up of the UK. But could the reverse be true?

Bigotry arises in whatever form society deems permissable. Rather than pointing out that another party is worse, we should be fighting prejudice wherever we see it

Pre-Brexit, Milton Keynes was lobbying for the title of European Capital of Culture. If we did end up staying in, they'd be a deserving receiptant

Chumming up with a country that has only just walked off in a huff might not be what the pro-European Macron had in mind when he talked about reform, but he should embrace it

Money talks and so could tourists

People in England are more likely to feel "English" than "British." Yet debates on everything from sovereignty to shared values focus on the latter—and it's holding the country back

The “constructive ambiguity” of 1998 has morphed into destructive clarity. So why will nobody in Westminster—or Stormont—do anything about it?

Grabar-Kitarović’s fascinated the international press with her enthusiasm at the World Cup final. But the story it tells at home is more complicated

A hard border or a close relationship with Europe. Pick one

The strange story of how a legendary investigative journalist came to echo Assad's propoganda