Tate Modern becomes nation’s top attraction as experts say Britons are fuelling growthVisitor numbers at Britain’s museums, galleries, zoos, castles and country houses increased by nearly 9% last year despite a decrease in numbers of overseas tourists.Figures published on Wednesday show striking rises across the UK helped by stories as Read more
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Exclusive: Lawyers warn ‘dearth of legal advice’ in detention centres forcing people to make late submissions ‘in desperation’ as figures show more than half of removal directions cancelled Via: Majority of immigration removals called off amid concerns thousands of people wrongly targeted
‘We will honour the result of the 2016 referendum and work with Parliament to deliver a deal that ensures we leave the EU’ Via: Revoke Article 50 petition: Government rejects plea by 5.8 million people to cancel Brexit
US space agency NASA has scrapped a planned historic spacewalk by two women astronauts, citing a lack of available spacesuits that would fit them at the International Space Station. Via: NASA scraps its first ever all-women spacewalk
The ancient eggs were kept in a clay jar with a closed lid when experts found them in an excavation site in eastern China’s Shangxing Town on Sunday. Around 20 eggs were found. Via: Archaeologists discover a jar of 'millennium eggs' dating back 2,500 years in China
Kako, the granddaughter of the Japanese Emperor, was paying tribute to her ancestors the Musashi Imperial Graveyard in Hachioji, Tokyo three days after her graduation. Via: Princess Kako of Japan visits Musashi Imperial Graveyard in Tokyo
Avenatti took to Twitter at around 3am EST to make his plea. He said: ‘I want to thank all of my supporters for your kind words and support today. Via: Michael Avenatti denies trying to extort Nike for million and says it is guilty of a 'coverup'
The ERG chairman’s U-turn will give the PM hope she could get her deal over the line but she also needs to announce her own exit if Boris Johnson and other Brexiteers will be convinced. Via: Mogg leads a new Brexiteer climbdown – but is it too late to save Read more
Agile working is on the rise in the legal profession, with employees free to work where, when and how they chooseSome love the corporate environment: the after-work beers, the client dinners, the sense of belonging. “I hated that,” says Jack Celand, who trained at a top 10 UK law firm. Read more