The Heathrow expansion is the wrong decision. A rail link and expansion at Gatwick is better for competition, not to mention pollution, congestion and the saving of a suburb.

Jon Danzig is campaigning for the Brexit decision to be reversed. But with both sides of politics committed to delivering the “will of the people”, can that ever happen?

David Campbell talks about the Australian Prime Minister’s healthy pay packet. Plus, is New Zealand a mere pawn in China’s quest for global domination? 

Roseanne Barr showed her true colours this week, and probably scotched for career in the process. Richard Kazimer on another crazy week in the US.

We tend to think of the bureaucrats in Brussels as the people making the easy money out of the EU – but there are lots of people milking it here in the UK too.

Is the chaos in Italy the start of something bigger? Could we see the country push to leave the Euro, for example? I talk to economist Prof Steve Keen.

Tommy Robinson was arrested this week. Was it, as the alt-right are claiming, a travesty of justice?

Fran Graham from the London Cycling Campaign refutes Mike Brown’s comments that London’s cycle lanes were rushed through and ill-judged.

I talk to Douglas Irwin, Professor of Economics at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, about President Trump’s duties on steel and aluminium.