It has been one of the most controversial series of Celebrity Big Brother in its 17 year history. Via: Celebrity Big Brother: Channel 5 execs 'plan to bring back evicted housemates'
The suite, was installed specifically to relax the Russian President during visits to his residence in Valdai, in the Novgorod Oblast region, north west of Moscow, according to Sobesednik magazine. Via: Russian magazine says Putin uses a 'sensory room' to stop DEPRESSION
Day three updates from Trent Bridge and beyondLancashire snatch tie with Somerset after thrillerEmail Graham, tweet or comment below the line 2.50pm BST Tea has been taken at Trent Bridge, where it is still raining, added to weather delays at Edgbaston, Bristol and Derby. Essex are eight down at Chelmsford Read more
• ‘Tesapara’ attends Club Sporting 2 de Mayo games and training• ‘She is the club’s guardian,’ says head coach Carlos SaguierParaguayan second-tier side Club Sporting 2 de Mayo have a secret weapon in their bid to reach the top flight – a stray dog who has become part of their Read more
US coffee chain hopes 2,300 sq metre flagship will entice Italians to try new coffee experienceStarbucks has hit the spiritual home of the espresso, opening its first branch in Italy in the form of a cavernous Milan cafe with a heated, marble-topped coffee counter, a mezzanine cocktail bar and a Read more
From whether you should switch suppliers to how it could lead to job cuts Bills to be cut by around £75 for more than 11m householdsMore than half of households are on a default tariff, known as standard variable tariffs (SVT). If you are on one – and you probably Read more
British Library puts archive online, ranging from the coin-toss that won David Storey 1974’s award to Joanna Lumley’s disdain for The Bone PeopleThe winner of the 1976 Booker prize was decided on a coin toss, the prize’s former administrator Martyn Goff has revealed.The winner that year was David Storey’s tale Read more
Amendments to Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill would also see people jailed for viewing terrorist material online on a single occasion Via: Government plans to jail anyone entering 'designated areas' abroad for 10 years under new terror laws
PM says attack was approved at ‘senior level of Russian state’ Via: Salisbury poisoning – live updates: UN Security Council to meet after Theresa May names Russian state assassins as poisoning suspects
Government departments will have to make cuts to prepare for crashing out of the EU – and the Treasury will need to ‘maintain confidence’ Via: Operation Yellowhammer: Photo of secret government no-deal Brexit papers reveals questions over 'rail access to the EU'