OPINION

I will be taking part in the televised leaders' debates - why won't Theresa May?

An elitist poster boy and right-wing bully pulpit screamer have no solutions for France's economic malaise.

The Queen's consort is caring, compassionate and creative – he's much more than his gaffes.

Young people are smart and serious about democracy unlike older men and women who have given up.

There's still some confusion from businesses surrounding the term 'strong customer authentication'.

Banks have been rebuilding their balance sheets and returning to form – once again piquing equity investors' interest.

Despite progress, we're only just beginning to see how influential technology will be in recruitment arena.

Brexit bill is about settling accounts, not scores – despite quarrel between "bloody difficult woman" and eurocratic oaf.

Crisis has left more than 1,000 people dead, over 8,000 political prisoners and more than 500,000 exiled.

At such a critical point in EU-UK relations, politicians on both sides should stop playing to the crowd.

In the first 100 days of his White House residency, Trump has managed to fail at more things than most presidents do in a full term.

There is little to no coverage of non-white missing children, and lack of communal empathy.

Labour must renew itself but neither Blairites or Corbynistas can do it.

Food banks are becoming the go-to prop for people who lack actual statistics.

Democrats cosying up to big finance helped Trump win – they must stand up to Wall Street in future.

Donald Trump is willing to threaten rogue states with military action and then follow through with it.

29 April is the International Day of Remembrance for all victims of chemical warfare.

Can Jimmy Wales and his new WikiTribune website fix the fake news epidemic?

A poll suggesting that some are now regretting voting Leave is scant comfort if she's heading for victory.

Markets have been rising for eight years; so what do we make of it and are we close to the top?

Trogneux was a drama teacher, Macron her young pupil. Then they fell in love.

The UK barely hits Nato's defence spending target of 2% of GDP. But it's time to spend 6%.

It's extraordinary that it has taken an election to finally get clarity on the biggest issue facing the UK.

The Ched Evans case will put countless victims off reporting rapes.

Be under no illusions that Macron is on the side of socialism or social democracy.

Macron's challenge is to hold the centre ground together – and it's not an easy task.

Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen represent France's political divide over globalisation.

Anyone who wants to avoid another disastrous four years of austerity should put aside their differences.

In a post-truth world, not every referendum is democratic.