‘Throwing as little as £3m at the problem is about as effective as chucking your small change into a wishing well in the hope a solution will appear’ Via: New funding for councils to tackle air pollution 'won't touch the sides', green groups say
This wasn’t party before country, it was party before party, and one of the parties wasn’t even hers Via: There was the Prime Minister, just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to smash up his party so she didn't have to smash up hers
‘We recognise that she has made a move, I recognise my responsibility to represent the people that supported Labour in the last election’ Via: Brexit latest: Jeremy Corbyn accepts Theresa May offer of cross-party talks to break logjam
The Prime Minister has called a five-hour ‘mother of all cabinet meetings’ starting this morning where ministers will be shown gloomy polling data and Mr Hammond will urge them to ‘compromise’. Via: Brexit: Remainers will try to pass a LAW blocking No Deal
Abbie Will, 20, told police a man hit her over the head before sexually assaulting her – but she was caught out when detectives found footage of her doing her food shop in Aberdeenshire. Via: Woman, 20, who told police man raped her caught on CCTV shopping
Ms Begum, who travelled to Syria to join ISIS from Bethnal Green, east London, in February 2015, said she often watches cartoons on the TV at her refugee camp ‘just to get away from it’. Via: ISIS bride Shamima Begum says she 'is bored by BREXIT' because it 'goes on Read more
Armathwaite Hall hotel in Keswick, Cumbria, has started Lemoga classes using lemurs from the Lake District Wild Life Park. The animals are free to explore and climb on mats while yogis stretch. Via: Hotel in Cumbria becomes the first to offer yoga with LEMURS
Royal biographer Duncan Larcombe has claimed that Prince Harry, 34, will follow in his 36-year-old brother William’s fathering footsteps when it comes to hands-on parenting. Via: Prince Harry to follow brother William’s example as ‘hands-on’ father
Follow our live coverage of the day’s political events Via: Brexit news – live: MPs table new legislation to stop no-deal as May holds crisis meetings – and EU offers Article 50 extension if second referendum called
Bookmakers were accused of trying to cheat rules curbing fixed-odds betting terminals with high-stakes games Paddy Power and Betfred have removed new gambling products from their shops after the bookmakers were accused of trying to cheat new regulations that cut the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) from £100 Read more