Prodigy star Keith Flint, who was found hanged at his country mansion in Essex on March 4, shared £5 million in earnings with his band in the two years leading up to his death. Via: Keith Flint shared £5million in earnings between him and his bandmates in last two years
Follow The Independent’s coverage live from Westminster Via: Brexit news – live: Theresa May appeals to MPs in last-ditch plea after damning legal verdicts leave her facing catastrophic defeat
Gold Cup jockey Harry Cobden talks to Donald McRaeBuveur D’Air aiming to land third Champion HurdleEmail Barry here. Tweet @bglendenning 1.54pm GMT 1.49pm GMT Klassical Dream was an emphatic winner of the Sky Bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham. The five-year-old powered through the soft ground in the Grade One Read more
Democrats rally in opposition to Trump’s budget while Dick Cheney reportedly criticizes Trump’s foreign policy – follow all the latestSign up for the US briefing and get a new perspective 1.51pm GMT Pollsters are struggling to measure the giant Democratic primary field. With roughly two dozen candidates, many of whom Read more
PM to put new plan to cabinet and Commons as Geoffrey Cox says legal risk over backstop ‘remains unchanged’Full story: Risk of indefinite backstop remainsMay deal: has anything changed?Guide to this week’s crucial votes 1.48pm GMT John Bercow, the speaker, bring the Cox statement to an end. There are still Read more
Workers’ voices can no longer be resisted, says Pharmacists’ Defence AssociationPharmacists at Boots, Britain’s largest chain of chemists, have voted overwhelmingly to join a trade union in a long-running dispute about union recognition.A total of 3,229 Boots pharmacists voted in favour of joining the Pharmacists’ Defence Association (PDA) and allowing Read more
Theresa May’s hopes of getting her Brexit deal through parliament has been deal another devastating blow after committee of leading Tory Eurosceptics recommended that MPs reject the plan. Via: Brexit: Hardline anti-EU Tories deliver second major blow to May's revised deal as they urge MPs to reject plan
As things stand, there are currently 283 MPs who support a second referendum, which means there are 355 against. So it makes sense for supporters of giving the people another vote on Brexit to bide their time Via: Why won't MPs be voting on a Final Say referendum this week?
‘It’s back to square one – we can’t leave [the backstop] without the EU agreeing’ Via: Brexit news: Rees-Mogg and Brexiteer Tories signal they will vote down May's deal again
As public anger and fear swells, Brexiteers give defensive media interviews. Some blame the chaos on the government’s failure to plan adequately. Others blame the EU for deliberately sabotaging the UK economy and demand retaliation. Others call for martial law Via: No-deal Brexit: What could day one look like? From Read more