‘You could have quite a lot of children who could pass the deadline for the settlement scheme, be completely unaware of their rights – and to lose their rights’ Via: Brexit: EU citizens' children could lose right to stay in UK, senior MP warns
Desert Island Discs which asks guests to imagine themselves as castaways on an island ‘emphatically’ scooped the No1 spot in the top 30 list. Via: Desert Island Discs is named best radio show of all time
RICHARD GIBSON IN ST LUCIA: Tensions boiled over in the final Test but umpires Rod Tucker and Kumar Dharmasena did not lay a charge against West Indies fast bowler Gabriel. Via: West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel caught up in homophobia storm
According to Cabinet ministers the Prime Minister has hinted to them personally she will trigger a Tory leadership race to end at the party’s annual conference in October. Via: Theresa May ‘to quit this summer’: PM ‘hints to friends she will go at a time after Brexit'
Lufthansa say the passenger exploited the ticketing system which places a premium on non-stop flights and got a bargain by not taking the final leg, it is claimed. Via: Lufthansa 'looks to SUE passenger who did not turn up for last leg of journey'
The 49-year-old UK government adviser and peer said she would stay at Taveta Investments whose 20,000 staff include her child, Sophia Peschisolido. Via: Karren Brady: It’s my duty to stay as Green’s chairman… for my daughter
Beto O’Rourke addresses counter rally as president is set to make the case for a border wallDisagreements on immigration policy have imperiled prospect of a dealSign up for the US briefing and get a new perspective 1.30am GMT First elected official of the night is @JohnCornyn, who’s up for re-election Read more
Eight immigrant families seek $6m each for children’s lasting trauma of Trump administration’s ‘zero-tolerance’ policyLawyers for eight immigrant families separated under Trump administration policy have filed claims against the US government, demanding $6m each in damages for what they describe as “inexplicable cruelty” and lasting trauma. Related: US family separation Read more
‘Unless we have regulation that is capable of protecting children in the way we know is necessary, then we will see further tragedies with children coming to harm,’ says charity’s head of online child safety Via: Social media companies that breach 'duty of care' should face unlimited fines, NSPCC says
Workers leaving due to low wages, little job progression and lack of training which proposed recruitment drive will do little to address, charities warn Via: Government's £3m social care recruitment scheme set to fall flat without long-delayed reforms, experts warn