Gibraltar revisited

Gibraltar finally implements its Brexit agreement, becoming (somewhat ironically) closer to Europe than ever.

Crooks on both sides of the Channel

Western Europe's most prominent far-right leaders are both in trouble over financial irregularities – which is no coincidence.

A wide range of right-of-centre figures, including many Australians, meet for a gabfest in London. What do they think they're doing?

In ten years after voting to leave the European Union, Britain not coincidentally has disposed of six prime ministers.

Andy Burnham wins big in a by-election in the north of England, seemingly setting him up to be Britain's next prime minister.

The Canadian province of Alberta flirts with secession, raising awkward memories of Britain's departure from the EU.

Local elections in Britain show the far right still in the lead, but with some signs of its position weakening.

Keir Starmer's Labour Party loses badly in a by-election, and the far right's supposed surge comes to very little.

Trump takes an interest in the Chagos Islands, raising questions about the support for his views both in Europe and America.

Ireland gets a far-left president, in a further sign of voter disenchantment with its two traditional parties.