Tim Sculthorpe

With just 50 days to go, European Council president Donald Tusk has stirred controversy by saying there was a "special place in hell" for those who campaigned to leave with no plan for the Irish… Audio

UK Prime Minister, Theresa May has made a speech to EU leaders trying to find a breakthrough on Brexit, but left before dinner. UK correspondent, Tim Sculthorpe says hopes are not high for a solution… Audio

UK correspondent, Tim Sculthope reports that Theresa May is to try and push her Cabinet into agreeing a position on Brexit as time is fast running out. With just five months and one summit left… Audio

Tim Sculthorpe on the lack of progress in Brexit negotiations, plus how Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson spent 18 minutes on a prank call with someone pretending to the Prime Minister of Armenia, and… Audio

Brexit has reached a crucial moment with Theresa May and her ministers are finalising the British position on what sort of customs relationship to aim for in the negotiations. The drama comes against… Audio

Tim Sculthorpe with the latest on deteriorating Anglo-Russian relations, where Boris Johnson has compared Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler in a dramatic new escalation of the war of words over the… Audio

UK Correspondent Tim Sculthorpe on current Cabinet talks to agree a UK position on Brexit trade talks, while rumours persist the right-wing Tories could try to evict Theresa May from No 10. Audio

Tim Sculthorpe on Brexit negotiations approaching a crucial point as an EU summit looms in Brussels. Audio

Tim Sculthorpe on Theresa May closing the Conservative Party conference setting out her plans in the aftermath of the election disaster. Audio

Prime Minister Theresa May has survived to reach the end of term; Britain's pension age is being increased again; and the Tories have found something to attack Labour on for the first time in weeks -… Audio

UK Correspondent Tim Sculthorpe on the Hillsborough Disaster charges, the Tory-DUP deal following Theresa May's election catastrophe, and the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire. Audio

Tim Sculthorpe on how Tony Blair's allies are plotting to create a new party if the election doesn't go Labour's way. Audio

Tim reports on how British foreign secretary Boris Johnson has been humiliated after attempting to lead the G7 into ordering harsh new sanctions on Russia over its support for Syria, and how Labour's… Audio

Daily Mail deputy political editor Tim Sculthorpe: Teresa May's first meeting with EU countries since becoming PM, UKIP falling apart and Nicola Sturgeon's fresh call for a referendum on Scottish… Audio