Chancellor says he is ‘optimistic’ of cross-party agreement, despite ministers being accused of failure to compromise Via: Brexit: Chancellor Philip Hammond insists government has 'no red lines' in crisis talks with Labour
The foursome – consisting of dad Edison, mum Aggie and sons Michael and James – are set to make their grand arrival to the cobbles this spring, buying Norris Cole’s house. Via: Coronation Street introduces its first black family the Baileys to the cobbles
The Prime Minister is conscious that Europe has broken the last three Conservative prime ministers, says PETER OBORNE. Via: PETER OBORNE: May backed soft Brexiters out of 'patriotic duty' to keep Britain together
Around one in ten of all adults surveyed admitted they had taken drugs like cocaine and ecstasy – with one in seven of those aged between 18 and 49 admitting the same Via: Middle classes are more likely to have taken Class A drugs, study shows
Online shoppers could be given a ‘returner rating’ that would allow stores to blacklist people who constantly send things back. Eight in ten web stores are ‘very concerned’ about the level of returns. Via: Online shoppers could be blacklisted if they return too many items
The company’s new owner Melrose was last night accused of ‘a breach of faith’ after plans to close a factory in King’s Norton, Birmingham by 2021, despite pledges not to sell the division. Via: 200 jobs at engineering giant GKN at risk as plans to close UK factory are revealed
Ride-hailing app adds £1 surcharge to every trip that enters zone Via: Uber to increase fares in central London to help pay new congestion charge
Police found 20-year-old collapsed at home in south of city on Friday morning Via: Wythenshawe murder: Teenage boy arrested after man killed in suspected stabbing in Manchester
‘It is foisting misery on families, with parents telling us they can’t afford basics like baby milk, nappies, clothes’ Via: Two-child limit will put 300,000 more children into poverty by the time universal credit fully rolled out, charity warns
Decision on titanium dioxide follows industry lobbying and could be illegal, critics sayA suspected carcinogen found in spray paints, sun creams and varnishes will not receive a cautionary health label, under European Union proposals seen by the Guardian.In what campaigners say is an unprecedented and potentially illegal step, the European Read more