Britain’s largest conservation charity has pledged to review the fleeces worn by its 10,000 staff amid concerns over the shedding of plastic microfibres and their harm to the environment. Via: National Trust launches urgent hunt for new non-polluting tops amid fears over plastic microfibres
Premier League updates from the 1:30pm GMT kick-off at WembleyLloris forgets World Cup to concentrate on TottenhamYou can email your thoughts to John or tweet @JohnBrewin_ 1.53pm GMT 22 min: Decent game, this. Both teams looking capable of scoring, but missing their top striker. In Claude’s case, that’s through choice. Read more
Women’s Super League updates from the 1pm GMT kick-offManchester City’s joint approach aims to draw in fansYou can email Alex your thoughts or tweet: @A_Hess 1.51pm GMT 46 mins: Lindahl again! Another tippy-tappy attempt at playing it out from the back, another skewed pass from the keeper, and another clearcut Read more
Home secretary delayed to answer questions by Caroline Lucas about fate of British citizens allegedly part of Isis cellThe home secretary, Sajid Javid, has been reprimanded by a senior Conservative MP for failing to answer parliamentary questions about the government exposing British citizens to the death penalty overseas.Charles Walker, chair Read more
The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world, including a Chinese new year parade in London and a snowball fight in Washington state Continue reading… Via: Dog socks and a painted buffalo: best photos of the weekend
James Brokenshire says Commons will have chance to block no-deal departureThe government has sought to buy Theresa May more time to put together a workable Brexit deal by promising another say for MPs by the end of the month, as business leaders said the process was now in the “emergency Read more
A bid for a second referendum is among amendments due to be tabled on Valentine’s Day Via: Brexit: Theresa May offers MPs 'meaningful vote' by end of February in plea for more time
Culture secretary ‘shocked’ to discover child sex offenders using dating apps Via: Government minister to demand Tinder and Grindr explain what they're doing to protect children
‘It would be economically very, very dangerous for Britain, and for the peace process in Ireland it would potentially be devastating’ Via: Brexit: Tony Blair says no-deal exit will lead to 'really hard border' in 'devastating' blow to peace process in Northern Ireland
Pensions secretary says those who are reckless could see up to seven years in prison Via: Company bosses who mismanage employee pensions should be jailed, Amber Rudd says