Gary Gibbon
It was a tearful farewell from a Prime Minster who kept her emotions tightly in check throughout her premiership. She also made an impassioned plea for compromise on Brexit, speaking in front of Downing Street, a spot she’s made some pretty uncompromising noises from in her time.
In the European elections, the polls are led by the newly-formed Brexit Party, trailed by Labour, the Lib Dems and the Conservatives.
The UK is not the only country in Europe with deeply divisive political problems.
The police drama Line of Duty was fiction. But this is fact. Not AC-12 but a real-life anti-corruption unit inside the largest force in the country.
In Gary Gibbon’s latest Politics: Where Next podcast, he talks to Stephen Bush, political editor of the New Statesman magazine and Paul Goodman, editor of the influential political website, Conservative Home, share their thoughts on what we’re in for in the next few months.
Interview with Allen Vincatassin, President of the Diego Garcia and Chagos Islands Council, who represents the Chagossian community here in the UK.
Judith Carr, the author of “The Tiger Who Came Tea”, has died aged 95.
Air safety experts from 33 countries are meeting in Texas to hear what’s being done to allow Boeing’s 737 Max plane to return to the skies.
Their number of walls around the world has grown from just seven at the end of World War Two to an estimated 80 today.
A Muslim convert who has been dubbed “Jihadi Jack” ranted about decapitating an old school friend after finding out he was in the British Army.
India’s general election was supposed to be a close-run thing – but Prime Minister Narendra Modi has secured a landslide re-election.
The tariff war Donald Trump has waged with China is hitting American farmers where it hurts – in their export sales.
Channel 4 News has learnt that the government is poised to tell key transport and logistics businesses to order No-Deal preparations be stepped up again.
Speculation about Theresa May’s future has reached fever pitch as she has been forced to delay the publication of her Withdrawal Agreement Bill.
Voters in the UK have been going to the polls in the European parliamentary elections. Well, some of them have.
We speak to Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat about Theresa May.
In Northern Ireland, three seats are up for grabs. Two look certain to go to Sinn Fein and the DUP, but the third still hangs in the balance.
Richard Tice is chairman of the Brexit Party and standing as a candidate in the east of England.
We talk to Conservative MPs Steve Baker, Theresa Villiers and Nicky Morgan about Theresa May.
