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‘The Commission can continue to work and decide legally’ says ex-director-general of legal service – after UK’s threat to paralyse it Via: EU's former legal chief rubbishes Boris Johnson's plan to 'shut down EU' and says it will fail
Man grabs bag of crisps before jumping over counter and falling on floor Via: Man breaks into Subway shop to make foot-long chicken sandwich
Frances O’Grady urges opposition MPs to ‘hold your nerve’ against PM’s ‘bullying tactics’ Via: No-deal Brexit: Boris Johnson told he has 'no divine right to rule' by TUC boss
Former prime minister hunts for potholes, while successor faces tumultuous week of resignations Via: Relaxed Theresa May spotted relishing constituency life – as Boris Johnson falters
MPs call for investigation into why Boris Johnson’s adviser was given pass Via: Dominic Cummings granted Westminster security pass despite being found in contempt of parliament
The bombshell that Boris was the father of Helen’s child shouldn’t have changed anything between Helen and me. But I was wrong. Spectacularly wrong, writes WILLIAM CASH. Via: Society writer William Cash reveals how Prime Minister agreed to let him raise love child
Meghan has been accused of bringing ‘bad luck’ to New York after the Royal watched Williams’ resounding defeat at the Wimbledon final to Simona Halep and the year before at SW19. Via: 'Meghan's a jinx!' Duchess of Sussex watches friend Serena lose Grand Slam final for the THIRD TIME
Dame Vera Baird, the new Victims Commissioner, has written to Home Secretary Priti Patel to demand wholesale change to the way police and local authorities tackle crimes they deem ‘low-level’. Via: Government and police are accused of betraying families by downplaying thugs and street drinking
Marie Stopes Chief Executive Simon Cooke, pictured left, saw his salary rise to £434,500 approved by Philip Harvey, chairman of Adam and Eve adult entertainment company. Via: Abortion charity chief's 'obscene' £434,500 pay package was approved by porn company boss