MPs will vote today on whether to give the public a fresh referendum on Brexit after John Bercow selected an amendment that could lead to a Final Say vote. Via: Brexit latest: MPs to vote on giving UK public second referendum
‘If you’re carrying it around you had better have a bloody good explanation, obvious exemptions for fishing etc,’ says Scott Mann, prompting widespread derision Via: Tory MP says every knife sold in UK should have GPS tracker 'fitted in the handle'
A new vote could be held as soon as next week following tonight’s fresh humiliation in the Commons where Remain MPs hijacked the PM’s plan to end the immediate risk of No Deal. Via: Brexit: Chaos in the Commons as MPs vote to block No Deal FOREVER
Amber Rudd (pictured leaving Westminster last night) was one of four Cabinet ministers to abstain on the No Deal vote, while six including Sajid Javid backed the Malthouse compromise. Via: Tory leadership rivals stick the knife into May
Thousands have shared before and after pictures of their litter picks in the trend sweeping the internet – The #TrashTag challenge. Some have even called the person who came up with it ‘a genius’. Via: Thousands collect rubbish pictures online in latest social media craze #Trashtag challenge
Sky Brown, 10, has 300,000 Instagram followers and 50m YouTube views. The British-Japanese youngster said competing at the Games would be ‘really cool’. Via: Skateboarder, 10, on track to be youngest ever British summer Olympian at the Tokyo games
EXCLUSIVE: Lyn Glass, 62, from Surrey, had been increasingly worried about her ageing skin and decided to see if the new generation of beauty treatments could work their magic. Via: Grandmother Lyn Glass tries out millennial beauty treatments
PM Jacinda Ardern says access to politicians could be in doubt after James Shaw was assaulted on his way to Parliament HouseThe New Zealand climate change minister has been attacked while walking to Parliament House, the first physical assault on a politician in the country in more than 10 years.James Read more
Fourteen people were killed and 15 wounded when paratroopers opened fire on civil rights march Via: What is Bloody Sunday? Former British soldiers to find out whether they face charges for January 1972 shootings
Briton dies from pulmonary embolism in MelbourneTributes flow for ‘guardian of F1’s best interests’The FIA race director, Charlie Whiting, has died as a result of a pulmonary embolism three days before the first race of the new Formula One season. He was 66.Whiting had been race director since 1997, and Read more