PAUL CONNEW takes a look at the latest turmoil in the West Wing

In this week’s diary column, EU workers find a champion in the Home Office and the plan is laid out for the next phase of the Leveson inquiry

In this week’s diary column, Liam Fox longs for his drinking partner and Rebekah Brooks lets bygones be bygones

Steve Anglesey names the worst Brexiteers of the week

PAUL CONNEW takes a look at the unique circumstances surrounding the US government shutdown.

This week, The New European revives Tim Walker’s Mandrake diary column - three years after the much-feared political diary was shut down by the Daily Telegraph.

Michael Wolff’s explosive book on Donald Trump’s White House has sent shock waves through Washington and beyond. PETER BALE met the author

For this week’s podcast we asked you what you’d put in a hamper that truly represented Brexit.

Former Fleet Street editor Peter Preston has died, aged 79. MICHAEL WHITE pays tribute to an ex-colleague and pro-European ‘ultra’

BONNIE GREER says we are not on board for the anti-immigration; nativist; and economic protectionism of the culture wars known as MAGA and Brexit.

As Trump scraps tax reform and Alabama shocks the world PAUL CONNEW looks at the two sides of a nation divided.

Anthea McDowell writes that she is feeling more hopeful about the next 12 months in politics compared to this time last year.

From losing seven attempts at becoming an MP to computer illiteracy - these are the 48 things you should know about the former UKIP leader.

Steve Bannon’s sacking has been cheered by many who saw him at an alt-right puppet master. But could he been even more dangerous outside the White House?

If you locked Fox and Hammond in a room which of the two would you expect to emerge as the other one’s pigskin bag?

British broadcasting’s big hitter who is still awaiting his rightful BBC inheritance.

Don’t bet against it.

The year of Brexit AKA The year you’ll want to forget

There are growing signs that Trump’s unpredictable Syrian policy stance is the subject of a fierce power struggle in his administration

We pick the most wrong and unstable Leavers of the week

She ran it as the red hot ‘me, me, me’ campaign. And ended it as the ‘woe is me’ bigtime loser.

What better persons to aid and abet that than the Alpha and the Omega of British populism on US television: Nigel Farage and Katie Hopkins.

The truth behind the headlines and the claims that Britain’s Press is rabid and running wild