Politics

Andrew Bridgen is a leading member of the Brexit-supporting European Research Group, and Alison McGovern is a Labour MP who supports a second referendum.

The attempt to reach a Brexit deal before tomorrow’s European summit is going down to the wire.

The vice president of the Europeant Parliament, Fine Gael MEP, Mairead McGuinness, responds to our interview with the New IRA.

Jonathan Powell was the chief government negotiator in the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland.

f the optimistic mood music emanating from Brussels is to be believed, a draft Brexit deal could be published as early as tomorrow.

Tom Tugendhat is the chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee.

Lizzie Irvine is a British volunteer with the Kurds in northern Syria. We asked her what the situation was on the ground.

The UN has warned that Turkey could be “deemed responsible” for alleged summary executions that may amount to war crimes, while Britain has banned all new arms sales to Ankara, but has stopped short of putting a halt to shipments of arms already ordered.

Shadow Business Minister Laura Pidcock and Conservative MP Bim Afolami discuss the Queen’s Speech.

All the pomp and pageantry you’d expect was rolled out this morning for the Queen’s Speech, intended to set out the government’s plans for the coming session. But what coming session? The government doesn’t have a majority, is desperate for a general election and thinks parliament is dead. The speech itself might well be voted…

Turkey’s president has vowed to continue his offensive in Syria, and claims to have taken the border town of Ras al-Ain.

Cathy Newman is joined by Elif Sarican, a Kurd from Turkey herself, and an activist for the Kurdish Women’s Movement.

Leave has been cancelled for thousands of police officers in 26 forces across the country – in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Getting stuck in a tunnel is usually something to avoid, but not in the strange world of EU and Brexit diplomacy.