What happens if we fall ill in Europe? Do we have the right to go to the country next door if the doctors are better or if the medicines are cheaper? What about our food? Are some Europeans eating genetically modified meals whereas others are not? What does the EU do for us as consumers …

What is happening with the Arab Spring? Those of you who followed with joy as the events unfolded on Facebook in Tunisia who clicked ‘like’ on comments over election results and who left comments delighting in the fall of Gaddafi in Libya are you also positive about a new tolerance towards polygamy and Sharia law?. …

Alex Taylor talks to Peter Tatchell a leading Human Rights campaigner famous for making a citizens arrest on President Mugabe in both 1999 and 2001.

Alex Taylor talks to composer Goran Bregovitch While we may be having some problems at the moment, uniting the continent through economics and politics, music has the unique ability to cross borders. In this edition of I talk, we speak with European maestro Goran Bregovitch. A musician from the former Yugoslavia, he is at home with all styles …

Alex Taylor talks to Danuta Hübner MEP Chairwoman on the Committee on Regional Development. One of Europe’s problems is that it’s simply too big. People find it hard to identify with huge multi-national institutions, and in some of the more federally-minded countries there’s not even a very strong sense of national identity either.