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Fear, loathing and frustration over Britain’s departure from the EU have created fault lines throughout the country. In the latest installment of our series ‘Britain on the Couch’, we head to the divided constituency of Lewes, where Remain won by a narrow majority. Even in this sleepy market town people on both sides say they’ve…

The Met Police decided not to conduct a ‘full investigation’ into allegations a 17 year old girl was trafficked as part of Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘sex ring.’

Our North of England Correspondent Clare Fallon has been meeting environmentalists in Yorkshire who are working to restore the land’s ability to capture carbon.

Sinn Fein’s Elisha McCallion, who is the MP for Foyle, SDLP leader Colum Eastwood and from the Irish Parliament the Fianna Fail TD for Donegal, Charlie McConalogue speak to Krishnan about the consequences of a no deal Brexit, and, from Belfast, the Ulster Unionist leader, Robin Swann.

The Speaker of the House of Commons told Channel 4 News that prorogation ‘simply won’t happen’ and ‘Parliament must have its say’.

In an emotional interview, Richard Taylor spoke out about the death of Joel Uhrie, who died in an arson attack on his home in Deptford exactly a year ago.

What about those who support Boris Johnson’s pledge to leave on the 31st of October ‘do or die’. We talk to Stephen Booth from the think tank Open Europe.

Can Dominic Grieve and other Conservatives keen to stop a no deal rely on support from Labour? We spoke to Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey. 

We spoke to the former Attorney General Dominic Grieve about how he thinks the House of Commons could block a no-deal Brexit, and started by asking whether Boris Johnson’s adviser Dominic Cummings was correct to say it was unstoppable.

If the government does decide a no-deal Brexit is the best option, it faces significant challenges getting parliament to agree.

Fernando Garcia is founding director of the Border Network for Human Rights. We began by asking him why he thinks his community was targeted.

President Trump has declared that the “perils of the internet” would not be ignored.

He blamed the internet, video games, mental illness and hatred.

We spoke to Health Minister Chris Skidmore and asked him about the claim by some in the health sector that today’s spending announcement doesn’t represent new money.

We spoke to Joshua Geltzer, who’s visiting professor of law at Georgetown University in Washington DC.