Follow live updates from Westminster Via: Brexit news – live: Senior Tory backbenchers to make statement on Theresa May's future amid pressure for prime minister to set departure date
‘I cannot understand why this male became so obsessed with me,’ says victim Via: Man who stalked woman for more than a year after proposal rejection is jailed
The bride warned guests ahead of the wedding that they would be seated according to race. She said there would be nine tables for whites, one for Asians, two for blacks, and two for Hispanics. Via: Bigoted bride's racist Facebook post says wedding guests will be seated by race
Republican Governor Kay Ivey signed the measure Wednesday. The law will make performing an abortion at any stage of pregnancy a felony punishable by 10 to 99 years or life in prison. Via: Alabama governor signs bill authorizing near total ban on abortions
Jeremy Kyle, pictured, registered Hales Media Limited on Tuesday along with his 35-year-old nanny-turned-fiancee Victoria Burton, who has been given a stake. Via: Axed Jeremy Kyle could get £3m pay-off
Company had about 100 employees when it filed for bankruptcy last March, at the time listing $500m to $1bn in liabilitiesThe Weinstein Company said it plans to liquidate in bankruptcy, as it tries to resolve civil lawsuits against former directors and officers arising from sexual misconduct claims against the onetime Read more
The Who frontman, 75, whose band was once a byword for youthful rebellion and onstage chaos, went potty at fans ‘puffing grass’ during the New York City concert. Via: Roger Daltrey, 75, goes potty at fans smoking cannabis at New York gig
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger has posted a video of himself dancing around a rehearsal room. The 75-year-old is recovering from surgery for a heart valve issue, which prompted the postponement of a tour in April. By all indictions, Jagger seems to be fighting fit after the operation Continue reading… Read more
The study, published in Nature, tracks the prevalence of the virus down to regions of three miles by three miles, showing the worst rates in sub-Saharan Africa. Via: Africa's HIV epidemic in striking new detail
Law refers to ‘ideologically or religiously influenced clothing’ but Sikh and Jewish headwear not affected Austrian MPs on Wednesday approved a law aimed at banning the headscarf in primary schools, a measure proposed by the ruling right-wing government.The text refers to any “ideologically or religiously influenced clothing which is associated Read more