Matt Frei , Europe Editor and Presenter

Shadow international trade minister Bill Esterson discusses the Government’s Brexit plans.

Garth Greenwell, whose debut novel, ‘What Belongs To You’, has been dubbed ‘the great gay novel for our times’, discusses LGBT rights.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable and Conservative MP Kwasi Kwarteng debate Brexit.

George Graham, the director of humanitarian policy for Save the Children UK, discusses what the suspension of migrant rescue missions means.

Joining us from New York is Casey Michel a journalist who covers the far-right and from Charlotte in North Carolina is the artist and civil rights activist – Bree Newsome – who, in 2015, climbed the flagpole in front of the South Carolina Capitol building and lowered the confederate battle flag. The flag was originally…

Trump supporter Neil McCabe, the Armed American Radio Washington editor, says ‘the left are having a field day grandstanding and virtue signalling’ over the Charlottesville violence.

Former Virginia congressman Tom Perriello, who’s a Democrat, says the violence in Charlottesville is indicative of a ‘national problem’.

Courtney Boateng was one of just 38 black British students accepted to Cambridge in 2015. She talks about the trolling she experienced after posting a YouTube video encouraging others like her to apply to Oxbridge.

At least 24 people have been killed in post-election violence in Kenya – the opposition claim that number is much higher.

Dr John Nilsson-Wright, senior research fellow for north east Asia at Chatham House, says the North Koreans will believe Trump is ‘bluffing’ when it comes to seeing through his military threats.

One man who is in no doubt about the science and has been shouting about climate change for decades is the former Vice President of America, Al Gore. I caught up with Mr Gore ahead of the film’s premier at London’s Somerset House and began by asking him how he persuades climate skeptics like the…

I’m joined now by Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton who is the lead officer on hate crime for the National Police Chiefs’ Council.

Tonight’s developing news – reports from the United States suggest that North Korea has managed to construct a nuclear warhead small enough to fit inside its missiles – crossing a key line in becoming a full fledged nuclear power. Shea Cotton from the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies discusses the developments.

Professor Iain Buchan from the University of Manchester, the man behind research looking at young deaths in the North of England, and MP Luciana Berger discuss the North-South divide.

We often talk about the North-South divide.  Usually illustrated by inequalities in infrastructure, services and resources. But geographic differences even impact on how long we live. A new study has shown people in the North of England are 20 per cent more likely to die before they reach 75. The researchers behind the study blame profound and worsening structural…