The prospect of a Trump presidency has caused some in the US to consider heading abroad; on the day he won primaries in seven states, Google searches for ‘move to Canada’ hit their highest levels since Bush won the 2004 election. Now, Air Canada is offering its potential new residents a test drive.

The results of the 2016 EU referendum made it clear that the UK is a nation divided, almost straight down the middle. But it seems that a lot of people were in bed with the enemy, because research claims that disagreements over Brexit led to the end of 1.6 million people’s relationships.

On the eve of the EU referendum, the Financial Times dropped its paywall for 24 hours, ensuring that everyone who wanted to vote had access to the facts. But rather than readers enjoying a convenient content free-for-all, the push led to a 600% surge in digital subscriptions.

There are at least 1.2 million British citizens living in other parts of the EU – but how long will they remain British for? Lured by the promise of hygge, cheap cheese or – at the very least – freedom of movement, applications to become citizens of other EU countries have surged 250%.