OPINION

What we thought of Bethesda's huge E3 press conference.

Every year, LGBT activists are humiliated and attacked by conservatives, and it's ignored by politicians.

As sequels reach their fourth and fifth installments, Los Angeles needs to deliver some fresh ideas.

EU contribution is 1% of our budget, and it allows advantageous trade deals with the rest of the world.

Watch Dogs and No Man's Sky were announced too soon. The industry should follow Bethesda's lead.

18% of the population live in this sector – we need radical action to improve security, conditions and costs.

Trading drag on the pound has been nowhere near the frenzy seen earlier in the year.

Incumbents who broke through barriers soon learn that established systems hold out against fundamental reform.

If leaders genuinely fear this will have bad consequences for the peace process, they have a duty to say so.

When it comes to the wealth of the Windsors the royal family is immune to the normal rules of public scrutiny.

Olympics offer women rare opportunity to inspire next generation of athletes.

The result of the referendum will hinge on how Labour supporters vote – but at the moment it's Tory vs Tory.

It's unconscionable to treat animals as disposable incubators.

Apps like Uber and Airbnb helped create servants-as-a-service, akin to life at Downton Abbey.

Remain camp is failing to make coherent arguments about the benefits of immigration.

Women are the main driving revolutionary force in any society, therefore they are the first to be oppressed.

If polls are right and the result is close we'll know voters don't listen to reasoned argument - as with Trump.

Bilderberg has been nurturing the EU since the 1950s, but their creation is under dire threat.

The dignity and strength Muhammad Ali showed outside the boxing ring made him the greatest.

The Baltic state may be small in size but 'e-Stonia' is becoming a tech powerhouse we must take notes from.

States should start regulating algorithms, since they exert more power on what we read and think.

Brexiteers urge Asian immigrants to turn on the Eastern Europeans who followed them to build a better life.

There is nothing righteous about forcing children to starve and become ill - that's not the spirit of Ramadan.

Willingly or not, those two countries would exercise the greatest influence on the future of the EU.

The aim is to stop the bad guys, but it's wrecking fragile bonds and could lead to more violence.

Across Europe, revulsion for the arrogant bureaucracy grows and the EU is a byword for economic stagnation.

We know why some people are keen to paint the parents as morally deficient and lax in their parenting.

Harambe's life was just as tragic as his death, locked up to serve as a living exhibit with human caretakers.

Millennials aged 18-35 that believe that the political process can solve the problem is at an all-time low.