OPINION

The British working class is slowly being replaced by a foreign-born politically-disenfranchised labour force.

Former Labour deputy Harriet Harman has warned the EU referendum campaign has been dominated by men.

The tactical vote was significant, with thousands casting an anti-Hofer rather than pro-Van der Bellen vote.

Boris Johnson is touring the country on a bus that manages to have three lies emblazoned upon it.

Obesity epidemic isn't down to wrong dietary advice, it's because we eat too much and refuse to follow advice.

Influential feminism can become a closed shop and self-reverential, ignoring class divide.

The rest of the world is moving toward innovation that will deliver a truly sustainable low carbon future.

As many sportswomen criticise sexism, we approach a tipping point in a struggle that's gone on for centuries.

We should not boycott the factory, but expand the options available to poor developing world workers.

A new generation of apps promises to alleviate Africa's transportation woes

Restricting ourselves deprives us of the richness and complexity of thought that we desperately need.

We don't find prejudice morally credible when applied to people, but we're content to apply it to animals.

It's fashionable to like the Royals – their support for mental health reflects a move forward in ending stigma.

Perhaps the biggest myth of the internet is that it is free and open.

Our borders remain wide open to anyone from the EU, and Germany now calls all the shots.

Zany Brexit campaign highlights intense divisions within the Conservatives and exposes the limits of Boris.

Or is the presenter truly hurt by the media storm surrounding him?

Unequal treatment of white collar corruption is approaching developing world standards.

Nail-biting, popcorn-munching, last-minute photo finish between Russia and Ukraine was Eurovision at its best.

This is a bad message to countries being vilified for turning public broadcasters into state broadcasters.

Women's appearance, including make-up, shoes and clothes, are regularly policed across a variety of workplaces.

The Caribbean tax haven has always engaged with tax authorities when asked.

Haydn Shaughnessy's latest book, Platform Disruption Wave, takes fintech to unprecedented geopolitical levels.

Regulators are more on the side of total abstinence rather than harm reduction.

The motive to join Europe was purely economic but one has to ask whether any politician had bothered to read the clauses on "ever closer integration"

Minorities bring each other down in a game dating back to having to prove you were a better colonial servant.

This year's Eurovision hosts, Sweden to reflect sombre mood across the continent.

As immigration rules get more draconian, settlers become resentful and see EU migrants as the enemy within.

Many find the 34 year old's approach refreshing but others are sceptical about his approach.