My last ever week in Strasbourg, probably, was dominated by Brexit, but not entirely.

The EP debated and voted on one of the unfinished parts of the Withdrawal Agreement - which is Citizens Rights. Three and a half million EU citizens live in the UK but are not being given the guarantees of Rights which were promised by Boris Johnson in the 2016 referendum. Boris gives himself the right unilaterally to abolish the UK Board which will oversee the granting of rights. We must see how this problem works out during the next two weeks. On 29th MEPs, if they are satisfied, are scheduled to vote on Brexit or not.

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After Trump's silence over the Soleimani assassination, the UK faces a dilemma over its special relationship

It was embarrassing, even humiliating, that the British prime minister was not given notice of the American assassination of the Iranian general

Lib Dem leadership election timetable and other issues for the Federal Board

Next Saturday is the first meeting of the new Liberal Democrat Federal Board (FB), which will see a mix of old and new faces either around the table or joining via video conference. It'll also be my first outing chairing the Board, so with a bit of luck, we'll have finished by Monday lunchtime…

This is Boris Johnson’s biggest foreign policy test yet – and succeeding means directly standing up to Trump

In the face of the bully-boy president, the prime minister's Brexit experiment must not override open and honest cooperation with our European allies

Protecting children from sexual abuse

No child should ever have to experience sexual abuse. These are horrifying crimes that cause so much harm to the children who are victims. We will keep up the pressure so that the action needed to make our communities safe all children finally happens.

New Year Message

Government must deliver the change people are yearning for