Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including the build-up to tomorrow’s key Brexit voteA guide to this week’s crucial votesBrexit talks ‘deadlocked’, says Downing Street 1.49pm GMT Steve Baker, the Tory Brexiter and deputy chair of the European Research Group, thinks the Irish government making announcements Read more
Dublin reveals trip, but plays down talk of breakthrough – saying prime minister will ‘try to finalise an agreement if that’s possible’ Via: Brexit news: May to fly to Strasbourg in desperate last-ditch bid for breakthrough to avert looming Commons humiliation
Cockpit and flight recorder may hold clues to why flight ET302 crashed killing 157 peopleThe aircraft manufacturer Boeing faces further questions over the safety of its 737 Max 8 jet as Ethiopian Airlines joined carriers in China and elsewhere in grounding the planes after a crash on Sunday that killed Read more
The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world Continue reading… Via: The 'Rowing Marine' and a snowy scene: Monday's best photos
Follow live updates from Westminster Via: Brexit news – live: Theresa May insists 'meaningful vote' will go ahead but confusion surrounds motion MPs will debate
The NHS is set to abandon its flagship guarantee that patients at A&E will be treated, admitted or sent home within four hours, plans unveiled by health service bosses on Monday show. Via: NHS waiting times: A&E four hour target set to be scrapped, plans reveal
Officers investigating illegal photos of children discover guns on suspect’s property Via: Man who had more than two million indecent images admits storing banned firearms in secret underground bunker
Detectives suspect rapist could be behind several unsolved murders from 1970s Via: Angus Sinclair death: Scottish serial killer behind World's End murders dies in prison, aged 73
David Davis said frustrating Brexit could sweep the ‘Brexit Party’ to election victory if Leave voters felt betrayed by the ‘establishment’. Via: May is warned she must QUIT No 10 to pass her deal
Joanna Toole, 36, was one of the 157 passengers and crew who were killed when the Boeing jet crashed within minutes of take-off from Addis Ababa yesterday morning. Via: Ethiopian Airlines crash: Father pays tribute to British UN worker