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5m
Brexit: Nick Clegg
Interview with former Lib Dem leader and current Europe spokesman, Nick Clegg.
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Brexit: Nigel Farage
Interview with former Ukip leader Nigel Farage.
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EU Ambassador Sir Ivan Rogers resigns
He was Britain’s top man in Brussels. One of the country’s most experienced EU negotiators, he had been earmarked to play a key role in this year’s Brexit talks. But today Sir Ivan Rogers stunned the political world by announcing his resignation.
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5m
Aleppo interview
Interview with Zuhir Al Shamali, a citizen journalist in the last rebel-held enclave in Aleppo.
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8m
Aleppo discussion
Jon Snow interviews Ole Solvang, deputy director of emergencies for Human Rights Watch, Conservative MP Crispin Blunt, chair of the foreign affairs select committee, and Reem Assil, chair of the Syrian Platform for Peace.
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4m
Aleppo: tens of thousands trapped
The pressure on Syria and its Russian allies to guarantee safety for those leaving Aleppo is coming from all sides, from the UN chief Ban Ki Moon to Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. But amid all the promises, the fate of Aleppo’s people depends not on words, but on action.
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Far-Right groups across Europe expect to make gains following Brexit
It is not just in Britain and here in America that the voters are kicking over the traces. The French National Front has been steadily gaining ground on the established parties and it, like other far-Right groups across Europe, expects to make further inroads off the back of Britain’s vote to leave the EU. We’ve…
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FactCheck: do we really send £350m a week to Brussels?
Leave campaigners say Britain is sending £350m a week to Brussels as the price of EU membership. Fact or fiction?
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FactCheck Q&A: does business back Brexit?
The CBI says its members overwhelmingly want Britain to stay in the EU. Does the organisation represent the whole business community?
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FactCheck: how Britain is split on the EU
Polling research suggests the UK is deeply divided on whether to back Brexit or vote for the country to stay in the EU.
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FactCheck: more questionable numbers in the EU debate
Dodgy numbers have plagued the debate on whether Britain should stay in the EU. Has the Stay campaign done any better?
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FactCheck: Does Europe bring each household £3,000?
Business lobbyists claim the EU benefits the average household to the tune of £3,000 a year. FactCheck investigates.
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FactCheck: Is Nigel Lawson right about quitting the EU?
A big intervention from one of the former heavyweights of the Thatcher era. But is Nigel Lawson right that EU membership is a burden for UK businesses?
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FactCheck: Are Eastern Europeans to blame for social housing shortages?
Is UKIP’s Nigel Farage right about immigrants snapping up all the social housing? “All you have to do now if you come from Eastern Europe, all you have to do is to get a national insurance number – which you can get easily within a fortnight – and then you qualify automatically for social housing,” he said. FactCheck investigates.
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EU budget: how successful was David Cameron?
FactCheck analyses Prime Minister David Cameron’s claim that he “succeeded quite spectacularly” by persuading fellow European leaders to increase the EU budget by 3%.